A team of researchers are sent out to investigate a seemingly abandoned, gigantic ship floating in the depths of space, where they soon realize the ship is not of human origin, due to the sheer size of everything around them. However, the three soon discover that the spacecraft is far from empty, as they come into contact with its only remaining former crew member, a fifty-foot tall Nephilim who has lost his mind from prolonged isolation, and quickly turns the mission into a deep space nightmare for the researchers as he viciously hunts them down and devours them one by one...

So Alien: Romulus has been living rent-free in my head ever since I saw it in 4DX about a week ago, the experience inspired me quite a bit, and with my brain, giants and vore have to get involved somewhere eventually~

I also think G/T horror is a criminally underused subgenre, while cruel preds and fatal vore are very common, I rarely see it presented in a fear-inducing kind of way rather than a horny way, so that was the vibe I was trying to replicate.

Obvious CW for blood, gore, hard vore, graphic digestion, and heavy violence, I kinda went all out in this one so this is not for the squeamish, please read the tags, they're there for a reason.

The title is a reference to the biblical story in which three Hebrew men were thrown into a fiery furnace by the king for refusing to worship his golden idol, but rather than being burned alive, they are delivered from the furnace's flames by what is heavily implied to be an angel. In this case, the three girls realize there is also a fourth person inside with them, with the appearance of an angel, not to protect them, but devour them like the flames (thanks to Echo for this inspo~)

Character ref links are down here:

https://www.mediafire.com/view/nkh3afky82ykgfp/Cassiel.png/file

https://www.mediafire.com/view/o30oz9k4hzsqm4d/Murasaki.png/file

https://www.mediafire.com/view/9392t55fixn85en/Akari.png/file

https://www.mediafire.com/view/nju39p95ue9bqm1/Aoi.png/file

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