A quick render from my world of Morima, featuring a predatory replete that has eaten a few people, two orally, plus another one in each breast. As I've mentioned before, repletes have the ability to convert excess nutrients into an energy-rich "honey" that is secreted into their crops, and, after a meal this big, the replete seen here will produce around seven gallons of honey, which she will then be able to either gradually pass on from her crop to her stomach to sustain herself, or regurgitate at will to feed others. Replete honey weighs about 12 pounds per gallon. It is dense enough in nutrients that a mere pound and a half of honey is sufficient to sustain a non-predatory adult human for a full day. Though honey can be regurgitated into a container and stored outside a replete's body indefinitely, most repletes prefer to feed it to others directly if possible, transferring it into someone's mouth with a sort of kiss.

Even with the ability to funnel extra food into honey production, repletes do have a genetic predisposition to gain weight, meaning that most have a generous layer of fat padding their bodies. Though you can't really tell with her breasts and belly filled as they are in this image, the replete depicted would be quite curvy even if not full of prey.

You may also notice that her breasts are dripping milk. On Morima, all female and hermaphrodite adult humans, regardless of caste, continuously produce small quantities of milk without being pregnant so long as they have sufficient nourishment. An individual will produce more milk if suckled regularly, or, in the case of predators, when they are consuming prey frequently and/or via breast vore. Level of milk production has a positive correlation with number of eggs released upon ovulation.

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