The Boss had warned these newbie interns to listen well to her advice. She had survived multiple quotas before and hoped to survive many more to come unlike these new hires. The Boss was against buying the inverse teleporter, but the interns swore that it was the fastest way to find scrap. If they wanted to risk their lives so be it, Boss was going to take the long way in, she had seen too many crew mates go through the inverse teleporter and never make it back to the ship.

The newest Intern was scared of being eaten by one of the eyeless dogs on the outside, so decided to teleport in. To her dismay and the Boss' discomfort, the teleporter sent her to the Boss' exact location. Since that space was already occupied, the teleporter put her into the closest open space, regardless of how small it was. In an instant the Boss' gut was filled with the Intern's entire body and equipment. Her belly distended far beyond her reach, forming the outline of her brand new occupant, air tank and all. As much as the brand new mass bothered the Boss, it didn't seem to bother her stomach all that much. Regardless of how stretched and full it was, it treated the Intern as any other meal. As the Boss tried to waddle back to the ship, she could feel her gut working to break down her co-worker.

The Intern had nearly no room to budge and was folded up tightly in her Boss' gut, about all she could do was wiggle her hands and feet, and move her head a little. The Boss on the other hand, felt much more going on inside her. She suddenly stopped as her stomach lurched closer to her body, pulling in the mass of meat closer to her core, almost causing her to stumble. She placed a hand on her belly in bewilderment and could feel her stomach muscles rippling in an attempt to digest her crewmate.

The Boss was kinda amazed that her body could even begin to process that much food, especially that quickly. She had to get to the ship as fast as possible and teleport her out of there. A morbid thought began to cross her mind, "If I don't make it to the ship and get her out of me in time, what am I going to do about her air tank and helmet..."


Another Lethal Company vore drawing. Originally this was going to be in the other drawing and it was going to be a long scene, but I decided it was better to split it. I'm super on the fence on whether I like the way I drew the belly. I kinda hate when bellies have a perfect outline of the prey, and I think I ended up going too far. But at the same time I wanted to try something different. Maybe the shadows on the belly are too harsh. Tell me what you think!

Hope you enjoy!

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