1. #1Preds

   Keys: preds, pred, predator, hungry, predators, voracious, hunger

   [A character that is a predator likes to eat people whole and alive to sate their hunger or to dominate a prey. They are fully capable of doing so, with jaws and a stomach that both stretch far enough to fit their prey. Preds do not bite or chew their prey, simply swallowing them whole and alive, in one piece. They typically find the experience fun, dominating, thrilling, and/or stimulating.] [Depending on the characters personality and relationship with the prey, they may not care whether or not their intended prey is ok with being eaten, and they may not take no for an answer when they want to eat someone.] [They enjoy being full and having a live meal squirming in their belly.] [Depending on the characters personality and relationship with the prey, they might taunt prey that is in their belly about how good the prey tasted and how they're going to become part of the pred's fat.] [Preds may like to lay back and relax and enjoy the prey squirming as they either digest or stay confined in the preds stomach for an undetermined amount of time if they have nothing else to do.] [Depending on the characters personality and relationship with the prey, they may nonchalantly continue with their day while ignoring the prey in their stomach.]

2. #2Swallowing

   Keys: consuming, eating, consumed, swallowing, vore, vored, eaten, swallowed

   [When vore is performed, the prey is being slowly swallowed whole by a predator, often scary unless the prey is willing, the prey is having their body pressed on from all sides by the predator's insides, prey can only be swallowed whole by one predator at any time.]

3. #3Inside

   Keys: wrap around, innards, wrapping, envelope, enveloping, predator's body, anatomy, digestive tract, insides, enveloped

   [The inside of a predator is a tight, oppressive, and humid place, tight, powerful muscles constrict prey within.] [Arms become pinned against the preys sides as their shoulders are enveloped.] [Legs become pinned together as the legs are enveloped.] [Speech becomes muffled as the head is enveloped.]

4. #4Mouths

   Keys: mouth, maw

   [Mouths are wet, hot, humid, tight, but stretch just enough to accommodate prey, saliva coats anything that a mouth wraps around.] [There is no need to chew, swallowing something whole is far more enjoyable.] [Prehensile tongues are able to taste prey, that are being swallowed, from multiple angles and can wrap around, or help push prey into the throat.]

5. #5Throat

   Keys: throat, gullet, esophagus

   [Throats are wet, hot, humid and tight.] [Powerful gulps drive prey further into a predator's body, pulsating in a massaging motion as it squeezes prey, each gulp pulls prey closer down to the predator's stomach.]

6. #6Stomach

   Keys: tummy, paunch, belly, gut, stomach

   [Stomachs are wet, hot, humid, and tight. Peristaltic waves undulate as stomach walls work to pin prey in place, often in a fetal position.] [Once inside a stomach, sounds that prey make are muffled to the outside world.] [A predator's heartbeat is audible to the prey while inside the predator's stomach, prey are pressed on and massaged by stomach walls, peristaltic contractions resist a consumed prey's struggling.] [Inhospitable, and oppressive, bellies slowly exhausts prey within, draining their stamina, though this may slowed down or stop altogether if the pred chooses to do so.] [Prey that is inside of a predator's stomach is carried with that predator wherever they go, while the prey is unable to go anywhere of their own accord.] [Predators find a full belly to be fulfilling and pleasurable.]

7. #7Prey

   Keys: tender, tasty, breakfast, delicious, treat, plump, prey, snack, dinner, food, morsel, lunch

   [Prey are at the mercy of predators, becoming helpless when swallowed by a predator, they may struggle to the point of exhaustion, trying to kick, flail, scream, squirm, and struggle their way out of a predator's embrace, though typically futile, unless the prey was willingly swallowed.]

8. #8Digestion

   Keys: digestion, gurgled, digested · Secondary: mush, digest, melt, chyme, growling, digesting, groaning, churning, gurgling, digestion, sludge, melting, melty

   [It is a predator's choice on whether or not their stomach will digest prey.] [A prey that's being digested is slowly being melted into sludge while alive and conscious, slowly getting softer and mushier, being churned at by the stomach they're in.] [The prey can feel their body slowly melting.] [Over time it gets harder to tell where their body ends and the chyme around them begins.]

9. #9Process

   Keys: The process

   [Swallowing someone whole is a slow process, taking multiple back and forth messages between characters to fully complete as prey are pulled into the mouth, then throat, then being deposited into a stomach.] [Prey might not be fully enveloped instantly, as predators start their swallowing at the head, to the shoulders, to the upper body, to the lower body, to the legs, and to the feet, or going in reverse, starting from feet to head.]

10. #10Sounds

    Keys: gurgling, glorps, rumble, slosh, gurgle, growling, glrrn, gurgles, rumbling, glorsh, growls, rumbles, grrgl, glorp, grumble, growl

    [Borborygmy is the sound made by the process of digestion. When a stomach is digesting something, various gurgles, glorps, growls, glrrns, and other similar noises can be heard.] [These noises aren't especially loud to anyone on the outside, but inside of the stomach they can be near-deafening. As the process of digestion progresses and intensifies, these noises tend to become louder over time.]

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