Bagheera looked very pleased with himself. It wasn't hard to see why. The panther padded into the back room of the bar, sleek and fat. His belly drooped nearly to the floor, round and sloshing. The softened shape was hard to make out until you saw the unmistakable round lump of skull bulging from his flank. A partially digested human occupied the panther's stomach.Minerva was sitting across from Shere Khan when Bagheera showed up. The tiger was in his feral Jungle Book form like Bagheera, not hi

Alpha Sigma Sigma was always a center of college life at Corrin’s University for the Monstrous, which was unsurprising given that it was THE pred fraternity on campus and was thus unlikely to lose its members to boyguts…largely because the boyguts in question belonged to them most of the time. On 8/8, however, what little inhibitions remained in its ravenous repertoire of students came undone, and a decidedly raunchy form of anarchy (anal-archy, as the kids called it) was always inevitable.

Cultural Distinctions
 
 
Joslin was beside herself with a certain giddiness that rivaled a schoolgirl's excitability. She'd barely ever even gotten out of her hometown. Much less traveled to another country, but now here she was. Winning that travel sweepstakes was a dream come true. The plane's wings cut through a thin layer of clouds, revealing the emerald waves of grass and trees that the brochure had promised, beside a sparkling azure sea. In fact the only thing that broke up

Sorin had been on the road for about a day now. So far, the trip had been pretty uneventful. There had been very little to do except to walk forward and appreciate the scenery. However, the journey promised to get much more interesting very soon: Sorin noticed what seemed to be a mounted figure somewhat off the road. He waved to it excitedly; meeting new people on the road was one of the things Sorin had looked forward to most about traveling. A few minutes later, he’d gotten close enough

"Come back here, Rick!", I heard one of my siblings calling me. "Obey mom!".
But I didn't listen. I got out of our burrow and I ran away. I was eager to explore the outside world all by myself.
I had a loving and caring mother who had strictly forbidden me to leave the burrow alone until I was old enough. But I, as a rebellious young rabbit, didn't want to obey her, and I escaped when I felt like it. My mother was out, so she couldn't prevent it. I didn't really care about what her reaction wo