Somewhere in Hyrule was a lake.
This lake was particular and it was said to hold a magic that makes anything that lived in it significantly larger.
 
 
It was a peaceful morning, and a peculiar Zora decided to have a swim in that very place.
This one was Mipha, a cute Zora with a shapely body, and she wanted to take a morning swim.
 
 
"Haaa, nothing better than a nice morning swim to start off the day" Mipha said, dipping her toes in the fresh tempered water.
Gradually, bit by bit, she let herself slip into the water.
Sure, she could survive cold waters but any thermal shock was far from being what Mipha desired.
 
 
Eventually, Mipha dove entirely into the water and soon, her gills opened.
After all, she was built for aquatic life, so, there was no problem for her when it came to breathing underwater.
How beautiful she was, how graceful, swimming around in the lake, tirelessly, her generous jugs not hindering her pace in the slightest.
 
 
However, Mipha was not really aware that something lurked underneath…
 
 
And this thing manifested itself under the form of a fish.
But this fish was larger, much larger than most of the usual fishes residing there, measuring up to a solid twenty feet long.
It was known as Xiphactinus.
 
 
The giant fish lurked there and soon, its seemingly lifeless eyes soon scanned the surface.
And then it saw Mipha's luscious body a solid ten meters above her.
If fishes could lick their jaws, this Xiphactinus definitely would have done so for it had decided to have her as its breakfast.
 
 
But the thing is, this black Xiphactinus had some unique advantage in terms of stealth. And it was not going to waste such skill.
And so it swam up, slowly enough to avoid immediate detection by Mipha but also rapidly enough to not miss the golden opportunity it had.
 
 
And soon, a still unaware Mipha was within the giant fish's reach.
All the Xiphactinus had to do was to open its jaws…
 
 
Mipha was still swimming happily, not minding anything until she felt she was sucked backwards.
"Wait, there should be no current in this lake, so why am I going backwards ??" Mipha naively wondered until she felt her feet entering something cavernous and trapped.
The Zora looked backwards, quickly finding out she was being eaten by a Xiphactinus.
"You ?? Oh… well, guess I am the only one to blame… Should have been more careful then." she declared as the monstrous fish swallowed.
 
 
The Xiphactinus savored her and inhaled more, and given Mipha's relatively small size, the animal already took her hips in its cavernous mouth and dove back in the deeper waters.
" Looks like you want to eat in peace, isn't it ?" she said in slight amusement, as if accepting of her fate.
The fish, happy with such an easy meal, inhaled again, sending her lower body inside its throat.
 
 
Eventually, the Xiphactinus reached Mipha's voluptuous chest and found some difficulty in taking the massive jugs past its jaws.
"Ohhh, my, having trouble ??" Mipha sighed, slightly annoyed as she felt the prehistoric fish chew on her breasts in an attempt to fit them right in.
"You know I am being stuck, you foolish creature, right ?" she said, rolling her eyes.
 
 
Eventually, she punched the large fish's lower jaw, knocking the teeth that were holding her chest in place off.
"Thank me later, but if one is to die, it won't be you as you choke on them." the youthful girl declared. "Now, you finish the job."
 
 
And then, after this punch, Mipha put her arms to her sides.
She knew there was no use in struggling or calling out for help.
She also knew she would live on after her fishy predicament, so, why trying to break free when you can just accept What's happening ?
 
 
Mipha looked at the sun, a few hundred feet above herself and her devourer as the latter inhaled again, taking every inch until only her head stuck out.
"I guess this is it. My time has come…" she solemnly declared, eventually letting the Xiphactinus envelop her head into its mouth and closed her eyes when the monstrous fish closed it's jaws, sealing her fate.
 
 
Mipha's form slid rapidly into the prehistoric creature's stomach where she forme a visible shapely bulge that was held in place by the animal's muscles.
There Mipha laid as the fish returned to the depths in order to digest its filling meal.