This was commissioned back in January by  likegulp. Enjoy the pic AND the story~


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Deep within the heart of an ancient jungle, tangled vines and towering trees created a labyrinth of emerald hues. In this verdant realm, a man named Rabbit found himself lost, disoriented by the dense foliage and the chorus of unfamiliar sounds echoing through the tangled wilderness. As Rabbit stumbled through the underbrush, the shadows of the towering trees cast dappled patterns on the jungle floor. The air was thick with the fragrance of exotic blossoms and the rhythmic symphony of unseen creatures. Anxiety crept into Rabbit's heart as the dense vegetation seemed to close in around him.

Hours passed, and Rabbit's bewilderment deepened. The jungle, with its lush beauty, became an enchanting yet bewildering maze. The sun, barely visible through the dense canopy, cast fleeting beams of light that illuminated the intricate tapestry of foliage, each leaf an intricate piece of nature's artwork.

Just when Rabbit felt a wave of panic threatening to overtake him, a soft, sibilant sound reached his ears. A giant snake lower body, its scales glistening with light and dark browns, emerged from the shadows. He stumbled backwards, bumping his back into a tree as more of the creature appeared. A woman was part of the snake tail. A naga. Her golden eyes, deep and mesmerizing, fixed on Rabbit with an intensity that seemed to pierce his very soul.

"Hssst, fear not, lost one," the naga hissed, a gentle cascade of notes, slithered through the air. "I am Kaagini, protector of the naga tribe. You are not the first to lose your way, and you won't be the last. But in my coils, find peace, and let tranquility embrace you."

Hypnotic patterns danced in the woman's eyes, capturing Rabbit's attention and drawing him into a serene trance. Yellows and blue spirals formed within her gaze, soon making his eyes do the exact same spiraling. Kaagini’s movements, sinuous and graceful, seemed to synchronize with the rhythms of the jungle itself. Rabbit felt the weight of his worries lifting as he gazed into the hypnotic abyss. In the embrace of her coils, Rabbit's anxiety melted away. His racing thoughts slowed to a gentle hum, and the once-daunting jungle now seemed like a mystical haven. The snake woman's hypnotic enchantment wrapped around him, turning fear into a serene surrender.

She hugged him into her upper body, to which she pet his bunny ears and head, cooing, “Good. I will keep you in peaceful bliss as long as you allow it, little one.” She slithered out of the lush jungle to the gentle lake where the moon shined overhead. “Please, do not awaken once inside of me. I don’t wish to bring despair and fear. Will you try to do that for me, my meal?”

In his hypnotized state of being, it was difficult for him to protest. Her soothing voice and petting with her spiraling eyes made this normally terrifying situation so much easier for him. He let out an approving grunt and nodded, to which she kissed the top of his head. “Very good.”

Lifting him up over her head by her strong coils, she allowed for his feet to slip in first. Her throat and chest easily expanded to accept his slender build into her digestive tract. That forked tongue of hers sampled as much as possible, tasting the salty sweet flavors most humans and human-like creatures had that made her close her eyes in delight. As more of him slipped inside of her, he didn’t struggle or fuss. Even as he watched the night sky get sealed away from his vision by her lips and teeth, he limply watched it happen with a faint smile. The tight throat pulling him down wasn’t jarring enough to awaken him. Once he was fully curled up inside of her first stomach, the trance didn’t stop. The gurgles and groans weren’t a bother. The steadily beating heart not far from him was even comforting.

Kaagini slid into the lake, taking a dip to enjoy some of the cool water as her belly was now full of filling and warm food that relaxed against her.

“Good rabbit,” she hissed sweetly, running her fingers through her hair as she glanced down at the massive gut she wore with ease.

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