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Donutwish — An Offering to Ysera, Part 9
Published: 2011-02-23 23:17:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 58049; Favourites: 362; Downloads: 1228
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This is the second last image of the series, and I dedicate this one to my buddy, . I’ve always been a fan of his Warcraft vore art, and he kindly gave me encouragement and advice early on when I started this series.The companion short story has been completed, and you can read it here:
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WARNING: Story and other pictures in this series contain content with nudity and adult themes in a fantasy context!
As always, please comment and send feedback!
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Comments: 31
You could try making a pilgrimage to her forest shrine and making an offering there!
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hmm i'd have to discover it, and bring someone with me to make sure I don't get away!
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i love the shape of the sacrifical victim in her throat :3
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Good Drawing. The outline in her neck is good continuation in the series.
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Thanks - I was worried people wouldn't notice her neck
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that's...sad...
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lol, it's well drawn, but seeing her go down the throat...AHHHHHh
lolo
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As they say, once you hit the bottom, there's no where else to go but up. Ok nevermind, that totally doesn't apply to this situation!
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the plot twist is there is no stomach...just another mouth!
DUN DUN DUUUUN
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There's the sexy throat bulge. This image just hit one of my favorites in the list. Well done my friend.
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very nice bulge in her throat. I'd love to see all these animated together!
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Thanks! I was worried about how this picture would turn out, especially if it would look too subtle.
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While you do have to go into full screen to really appreciate that bulge, the shape is very appealing.
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Whew! I was worried no one would even notice it, hehe.
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Nice job, just finished reading up on it now...cool story, and I like the sort of open ended ending. Let's the mind wonder what exactly the druids vision was, and where they might go afterward. The aspects I mean.
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Thanks! I was worried the ending would be seen as a bit cheesey, but I couldn't finish the story without an element of salvation and redemption for the characters.
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hehe...wellll technically you could. but then it would be a tragedy.
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As a totally green fan fiction writer, I think attempting to construct a tragedy would be the literary equivalent of running around a gas station with a lit flame thrower.
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I've considered doing a tragedy before...when I've been in the mood to write something dark. XD
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You should do it!
I know I'm too sentimental to pull it off successfully, heh.
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I am a bit curious to know if the druid had been resurrected? or if she simply moved onto the next life at the end. either would make sense in the universe.
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Those some of the possible explanations that were in my mind when I put that scene together, and I wanted it to be open-ended for the reader.
Originally, I had planned on Alexstrasza appearing sooner, after the druid had been swallowed, with the suggestion that she might have rescued the girl (and in turn, rescuing Ysera).
But I felt it would've had less impact if she was saved at the last moment. For me, the vision that she has at the end could be one of two things.
It could actually be divine intervention of sorts, a higher power easing and transitioning her into the afterlife. It could possibly be Elune or even Ysera taking action here.
The other possibility is that it's the last thought in her mind as she passes away, her mind traveling back in time, through her memories.
I don't want to flat out say that she doesn't get resurrected, but the druid's death is a toll that the Ysera character (and by extension, the reader) should pay.
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sure, but her resurrection could serve an equally legitimate literary purpose. I think you did the right thing by leaving it open to translation, both on a literary standpoint and considering that it is a vore story and people have different tastes when it comes to how it should end.
The way I see it her resurrection could signify redemption for Ysera, in a way her sanity is being resurrected. This would be interesting because it seems that the main conflict in this story is an internal one, between a sane mind and an insane one. Her grief at the end could also serve this purpose, making for a little more somber end.
Either way nice work...if you can get people thinking by the end that is always a good thing.
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