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The man in its throat was putting up quite the fight. The lizard decided he would 'help' him in his travels. The creature moved to the bus station shelter and placed an arm on top of the ceiling. It lifted itself higher, stretching its long body straight. It relaxed its throat muscles, giving the man nothing to hold on to or fight, and just let him slip down the snake-like neck. The bulge had little trouble now; without another snag it reached the chest. A quick gulp opened up the passage to the stomach. The neck returned to its elegant shape, and the belly swelled as the third and final occupant entered and relaxed.

The Biguana was quite pleased with its catch. It placed a clawed hand on its oversized belly and pushed it side to side, feeling the struggling prey inside. The lizard dropped down from the bus shelter and began the long walk home. Its belly twitched and swayed, violently at times, as it went.

In the end, the biguana didnt make it home: the twitching stomach was proving to be tiresome to lug around. It stopped half way to its cave and slept under a tree, waiting for its meal to settle.

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Commission for . It took a long time, but I think it was worth the wait.

Description
The man in its throat was putting up quite the fight. The lizard decided he would 'help' him in his travels. The creature moved to the bus station shelter and placed an arm on top of the ceiling. It lifted itself higher, stretching its long body straight. It relaxed its throat muscles, giving the man nothing to hold on to or fight, and just let him slip down the snake-like neck. The bulge had little trouble now; without another snag it reached the chest. A quick gulp opened up the passage to the stomach. The neck returned to its elegant shape, and the belly swelled as the third and final occupant entered and relaxed.

The Biguana was quite pleased with its catch. It placed a clawed hand on its oversized belly and pushed it side to side, feeling the struggling prey inside. The lizard dropped down from the bus shelter and began the long walk home. Its belly twitched and swayed, violently at times, as it went.

In the end, the biguana didnt make it home: the twitching stomach was proving to be tiresome to lug around. It stopped half way to its cave and slept under a tree, waiting for its meal to settle.

Prev: [link]

Commission for . It took a long time, but I think it was worth the wait.