Here is the panel 1 colored, im really happy. Took longer than expected but it defenetely worth it, or atleast for me. Hope it met your expectatios. I will be leaving the story and dialogues down in the description. I won´t put speepch bubbles because they will ruin the panel.

This story was writen with the help of a Deviant, thank you so much for your participation!

A Soul soucking Guest... Panel 1:

20:18... Cold night in Berlint. Fuuka winced as she entered the town of Berlint, her body injured from her fight against Naruto Uzumaki. She wanted his chakra and body so much, and even with her various skills, she failed. “That damn brat! Damaging my body and making a fool out of me…now I have to find a way to regain my strength…” Fuuka walked around aimlessly in the streets, trying to find a worthy body to drain and steal, yet she only saw people with low chakra and weak bodies... 21:02 She was nearly dead so she drained a poor woman who was just enjoying the calm of Berlints beach and stole her clothes... It wasn´t enought... Right as she was about to give up, she sensed something extraordinary, a huge load of chakra, emanating nearby. Fuuka smiled and walked towards the source, licking her lips in excitement.

1.She knocked on a door, patiently waiting until a beautiful woman opened it, confused as to who the mysterious guest was. “Oh hello? And who might you be?” Yor Forger looked at the woman, taking in her gorgeous face, sexy body, and Long luscious hair. The seductive vixen introduced herself with a voice that could make any man swoon for her.

2.“My name is Fuuka dear, and I wanted to visit you on behalf of a request…” A request that even an assassin like Yor would not expect.

3.“Oh! A request? Did my employer send you then? Please, tell me more!” Yor, oblivious to what the older woman was planning, asked her for what was hopefully her next job. “Oh no dear, I didn’t come from your employer, I’m here for a more personal request… I traveled a long way... Im hungry. I want your unawaken Chakra... I want that beautiful soul that you are proudly carring with you... Oh i would rip it out right now if i could... So beatiful...Also i would love to add your body to my collection"

4. Yor looked at Fuuka with a confused face... " Ch..Chakra? My soul?" Yor´s vision started to ignore every other input of her enviroment... She could only focus on Fuuka´s eyes...    Fuuka eyes lit up red, causing Yor’s to freeze in place, her legs feeling like stone. “I-I can’t move…” Yor struggled, unable to look away from Fuuka. “Perfect, now let’s see what you’re hiding under that wonderful body of      yours…” Peering through Yor’s body, Fuuka could now see her Chakra pathways, large and filled to the brim with energy, resembling her circulatory sistem... glowing along with yor´s heartbeat. “Oh my…so much chakra inside you and you have never used it... is all mine, and your body is absolutely perfect as well…”

5.Fuuka walked up to Yor, licking her cheek to get a small taste of the assassin "Oh... How lucky... Wind nature, i will really enjoy this". Yor began to blush, confused as to why this was happening. “W-what are you doing!” Fuuka shushed her with a single finger, putting it to Yor’s lips. “Don’t worry my dear, you’ll enjoy what’s going to happen next…”

A soul Stealing Guest... Panel 1

soul eating

A commission for @/hungrysergal over on twitter Them souls give you power if eaten.  and an extremely expanded waistline. BUT MOSTLY POWER!

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making vore scenarios for non-vore fics of your own is so fun... its like a little au of it.

JNPR in a nutshell

Jaune Arc: Literally victim blames Ruby for him killing Penny and then proceeds to make it about his hurt feelings, which helped contribute to Ruby's suicide attempt.

Nora Valkyrie: Screamed at Ironwood for not doing enough to save the people of Mantle, and yet ironically her getting injured meant her team couldn't do enough to save the people of Mantle.

Pyrrha Nikos: Was gaslit by Ozpin into getting soulvored, then committed suicide by villain because she was denied the soulvore.

Ren Lie: Was a real solid dude asking the real questions until he ended up getting that Hanahaki-version of Glaucoma.

Am I crazy?

I got into a controversy about a webcomic on a discord, partially because my thoughts were scrambled from brain rebooting in the morning (don’t do literary analysis when tired folks”) and poor wording

I didn’t mean to make people feel bad for liking it or the character involved, just saying how intense the first chapter was and drawing parallels to dracula ( don’t know what I was on about talking about warcrimes though and I’m gonna blame tired brain)

And I know the threat of soulvore and identity death aren’t inherently sexual but...

but people were telling me I was crazy for reading a sexual assault vibe into this

Whether the threat is a bluff or not I didn’t get far in, there is a sort of charlatan vibe with the death god.

never forgiving misha for saying "lecherously" in that one cameo cause a bunch of wacko tumblrinas instead of thinking "haha thats weird" and moving on just absolutely ran with it and now the gay angel of thursday has atrociously inaccurate fanon characterization and the 20somethings of tumblr are getting their rocks of to the idea of him eating people

Y’know Nate’s newest ego from the Phantom music video? He basically collects peoples’ souls by tricking them into signing contracts. My headcanon: he feeds off his clients’ energies. He’d be a perfect pred when it comes to soft fearplay. I can just imagine Phantom shrinking the souls he’s collected, playing games of hide n’ seek, taunting them until he gets hungry. Once his prey is down the hatch, they grow weak as their energy is drained, soon passing out...only to wake up completely unscathed

That is a really good hc of him! He tends to be less playful as a pred, but he always likes scaring the smols.

Honestly, being eaten by him is probably a lot better than being in the cane, so I’d see it as something he does with souls he likes. Some of them know it’s a game, some of them don’t, and he always gets a good meal out of it. Win win?

-Tay

The Mummy Returns for PS2 is not good and you should play it

Being bisexual, I naturally love the first two Mummy films starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz. Being a kid who spent too much time playing videogames in the 90′s and 00′s, I also remember seeing previews for a tie-in game to The Mummy Returns and always finding it intruiging. The ability to play as Rick and Imhotep, blending gunplay and magic? Sold! Except I was a poor teenager and didn’t have, y’know, money. Now I do. As the title of this piece may have tipped you off, this is a bad game. A game that 14 year old me would have tried and utterly failed to love. But with age comes wisdom, the ability to laugh more freely at the things you love, and the ability to buy The Mummy Returns for PS2 for £1 instead of however much second hand retailers wanted for it back in the halcyon days of the mid 2000′s. I started my first playthrough is Imhotep, which is the better choice if you’re looking for a game that is “fun”, or “passable”. You know you’re in for a good time when the first thing you’re told to do after being revived is set out on a fetch quest. Exploring Imhotep’s first level, the British Museum, you’re tasked with finding four items to give as offerings to the god statues you’re sharing a basement with, as well as being told to look out for collectible Canopic jars that will expand your health meter. So you run around, punching out security guards and Medjay as you go. The melee combat here doesn’t feel precise or impactful or, y’know, good, but enemies have the decency to die pretty quickly, and you awaken with the magical power to restore your health by absorbing the souls of weakened humans through a technique I insist on referring to as “soulvore”. This level shows some promise. The environment isn’t huge, and the game doesn’t look great, but there’s a decent amount of unique assets and the level is easily navigable. This is largely the case for Imhotep’s story. While you can gain a new spell on each level, anything that isn’t soulvore is basically never useful outside of the two times you’re forced to use the resurrection spell in the museum. Instead you’ll just punch dudes a lot and maybe use a sword? Idk it’s your afterlife. Oh, Imhotep’s third level is hilarious by the way. Remember that temple he stops off at with Alex and his henchfolk? Yeah, you turn up there, pick up a “spirit sword” from a corpse, kill a couple of ghosts and that’s it, you win the level. Rick, on the other hand, has a much worse game, but a much funnier one. Rick O’Connell has no magical soulvore. Rick O’Connell lives in a vore-free zone. Instead, he relies on good old-fashioned firearms to get the job done. Each level gives Rick dual pistols and either a shotgun or tommy gun, plus a starting pool of ammo. As for health, you’ll be forced to find and ration out the limited health packs in each level. However, Rick’s enemies are so spongey that a regular dude will take eight pistol shots to kill. Your starting pistol ammo is 32. And Rick’s punches may as well be gentle subtweets for all the good they do. Rick’s limited abilities to stay alive and defend himself aren’t the only thing that make the levels more tricky than Imhotep’s, but we’ll get to that. From the first cutscene, you’re in for a treat. Evy, Rick, and Jonathan all suffer from some pretty terrible voice acting and honestly it’s the only thing worth playing Rick’s story for. His first level is that temple from the beginning where he, Evy and Alex find the magic bracelet, where you’re tasked with...finding four items to open a door! Luckily, ammo and health are pretty plentiful in this level, even if you’re like me and don’t discover that you can loot the corpses of gunwielders until the third level. The only real problems here is the confusing maze that two of the trinkets you need are found in and the unmotivated shooting of brown people. But then we start getting onto the rest of the game’s levels, the ones Rick shares with Imhotep. When Imhotep goes to Cairo, all he has to do is find the hotel room the heroes are staying in, then go down to the train station and fight Ardeth a bit. Sure, the place is a confusing maze, but you’re unlikely to die. When Rick goes there, you have to bribe your way past the guards at the docks to reach the train station. They will only accept 5 golden coins. So maybe you have to do some platforming for them, or even a series of tedious fetch quests? Nope, you have to kill random, otherwise peaceful brown people. Specifically, you have to kill the armed men walking around town, who might drop a gold coin if you’re lucky, but will mostly just drain your ammo.  After this, you (somehow) find your way back to the docks and see Alex giving Anck Su Namun the Benny Hill treatment before you teleport back to the hotel so Ardeth can go with you to free Alex. This is more difficult than it sounds, as the wandering townsfolk have been replaced by zombies that don’t drop ammo, and can do some nasty damage if they latch onto you. You then follow this up with a gauntlet of cultists at the docks/train station. Really though, so long as you’re careful and save/reload often enough to avoid catastrophe, this level is just tedious. Rick’s trip to the jungle is where things get real fucky. This is another two parter. The first half is essentially identical to Imhotep’s, with Rick doing some basic platforming and light puzzle solving while trying to avoid the wildlife, except you get a slightly different path to the level exit! Huzzah! But the treetops...oh the treetops. You may remember the army of mummified pygmies from the movies. When Imhotep passes through here, they’re fighting Medjay that 1) distract them 2) let you soulvore back any lost health. When Rick comes through here, there’s no cultists for the pygmies to fight, meaning you get the full brunt of their attacks. I assume the final level and fight against the Scorpion King is the same for both of them, I stopped playing after running across a rope bridge cost my half my health bar in unstoppable damage. It’s not all awful though, and I do think this game had potential. Imhotep’s kinda fun to play is, even if his useless magic reduces him to a repetitive punch machine. There are some neat touches, like Imhotep withering as he gets hurt, or Rick’s two pistols actually being visibly stored on his model. Oh, and the cats in Cairo will actually drain Imhotep’s health if he’s around them. Graphical fidelity and audio quality aside, this game would be pretty disappointing even as a PS1 title. But its bad voice acting, janky animations, and amatuerish level design can make for some “so bad it’s good times”. I definitely got my quid’s worth out of it. This seems to have been exactly the sort of d-tier entry the developer, Blitz Games, specialised in. Their other titles include Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue, a videogame adaptation of Reservoir Dogs, infamous Burger King advergame Sneak King, Bratz:The Movie (the videogame), and The Fairly OddParents: Breakin' da Rules . These games are all noted to have “mixed reception”.

Overwatch Developers: "oh no Reaper doesn't actually consume souls that was just a game mechanic"

Me, shoving soulvore fic into my purse: "what"

Wait, Lab knows soulvoring lion? That i didn’t see coming. It’s kind of odd whenever characters aren’t introduced out of nowhere, they will rather be familiar with the main character, and Austin expects his two readers to care.

And soulvorer pulls bedroom eyes, now that i think about it, i am glad vore isn’t potrayed sexually in this comic.

A Soul Sucking Guest... First Panel, Uncolored

Fūka makes a little visit to Yor Briar...