Solene

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Name:Solene Age: 80 years old/appears 26 Race/Species: pokemon "anthro Delphox" Gender: female Size/how tall: 5 feet tall

Physical Appearance:

Solene cuts an imposing yet oddly inviting figure—a paradox wrapped in velvety fur and simmering heat. Towering at five feet tall, her vulpine frame is draped in a luxurious "robe" of dark red fur with flame-orange accents licking up her thighs like living embers. The white ruff around her neck and the yellow drapery cascading from her shoulders give her the air of a scholarly noble, though the plunging neckline of her cream blouse hints at something far less restrained. Her robe parts naturally at the hips, revealing no undergarments—just the thick, self-sustaining skirt of fur that sways with every step, occasionally parting to flash glimpses of thunderous thighs that could smother a grown man without effort.

Her most striking feature isn’t her foxlike muzzle or the three tufts of fire-kissed fur sprouting from each ear—it’s the sheer mass of her. Solene moves with the gravitational pull of a small moon, her body a landscape of plush curves. Her breasts, swollen to obscene proportions, strain against her blouse with every breath, their weight causing the fabric to dip perilously low. Between them rests her wand, always within easy reach, though it’s often buried deep in cleavage warm enough to toast bread.

But it’s her rear that defies reason—a twin-set of blubbery planets each the size of a boulder, so ludicrously oversized that her tail seems to emerge from a valley of quivering flesh. The fur there is slick with a perpetual sheen of sweat, and when she walks, her cheeks collide with a sound like a wet mattress dropped from a second-story window. Her tailhole, a puckered pink star amidst the black fur, winks with every shift of her hips, often glistening with residual moisture from… recent activities. A single whiff of her crack delivers a noseful of ripe farts, damp fur, and the musky tang of fox—a scent so potent it lingers on furniture hours after she’s left.

Her arms, sleeved in flowing red fur, end in delicate gray hands with three clawed fingers—deceptively graceful for how often they’re buried wrist-deep in her own ass. Up close, her yellow thighs dimple under the slightest pressure, swallowing fingers whole as if her flesh were made of memory foam. And when she laughs, her entire body ripples in a way that suggests she’s far heavier than she looks—a living testament to countless meals that never quite left.

Solene doesn’t just occupy space—she conquers it, leaving behind the scent of musk, a dent in the couch, and the unshakable sense that you’re standing far too close to a predator who’s already decided how you’ll fit into her plans.

Personality:

Solene is the type of librarian who knows every book in her collection by scent. She moves with the deliberate grace of someone who’s spent decades watching people from behind a desk—calculating, amused, and always two steps ahead. Her smile is warm, but her eyes carry the glint of a predator who’s learned patience pays off. She doesn’t need to chase; the troublemakers come to her.

Beneath her professional demeanor lies a gleeful sadist who relishes turning arrogance into desperation. She’ll politely remind you of the rules—twice—before casually locking the door and indulging in her favorite pastime: teaching lessons in the most personal way possible. She’s theatrical, reveling in the slow dread of realization as her prey understands exactly what "disciplinary action" entails.

Yet she’s not cruel without cause. Break the rules? Fair game. Harm her library? You’re part of the decor. But cross her family? She’ll digest you slowly. To her children, she’s a doting, cheek-pinching mom who packs their lunches with extra berries. To her husband, she’s a mischievous partner who “accidentally” sits on his lap just to feel him struggle.

Her humor is dry, her patience selective, and her appetite insatiable. She’ll chuckle as you squirm, sigh as you plead, and purr as you become another inch on her hips. And if you’re lucky? She might even write your story in her little notebook—right before your last gasp fades to a gurgle.

Oh, and she adores the smell of fear. Especially when it’s marinated in fox musk.

Background:

Solene wasn't always the plush, predatory librarian with a penchant for swallowing rulebreakers whole. Her story begins in the quiet, forgotten corners of a war-torn region where fire-types were once hunted for their mystical abilities. Born to a nomadic tribe of Delphox and Braixen, she learned early that survival meant adaptation—and sometimes, making problems disappear. Literally.

During the conflict, her tribe's elders practiced an ancient form of magic: consumption as containment. Prisoners of war, spies, even deserters were given a choice—atonement via service or "alternative storage." Solene, with her precocious psychic affinity, became a prodigy at the latter. By 20, she could seal foes (and their secrets) away in her own flesh, a living vault. The war ended, but the skill remained.

Disillusioned by battle, she wandered until stumbling upon a crumbling library in a border town. The keeper—an elderly Noctowl—saw her fascination with the written word and offered her sanctuary. Under his wing, she traded battlefield tactics for catalog systems and learned the true power of fine print. When he passed, the library became hers... along with his unconventional late-fee policies.

Now, she upholds his legacy with a twist: overdue books incur debts, and debts incur... digestion. The town turns a blind eye—after all, her methods keep troublemakers scarce, and her plush figure has become something of a local mascot. Some even whisper that the library's strange warmth in winter comes from the "fuel" she's stored over the years.

But Solene knows the truth. Every bulge is a story. Every squish? A lesson learned.

types of vore she does

Soft vore - In soft vore, prey is consumed alive and whole — though not always willingly — and are often unharmed before reaching the stomach, where digestion, asphyxiaton, transformation or simple captivity may await. Soft vore is often regarded as sensual and sexually-oriented due to its largely non-violent nature. Some vorarephiles derive pleasure from watching animals like snakes eat other animals, as they usually swallow their prey whole, a major element in soft vore.

Sometimes the prey simply being in the predator's mouth, often with implied intent to eat but without actually being swallowed is considered soft vore. the prey is likely to comment on the pred's breath upon exiting the mouth.

Anal vore/tail hole - Anal vore is the consumption the character via anus or tail hole. The prey is typically drawn through the digestive tract to the stomach where they are digested in a normal fashion. Conversely, prey may simply remain in the predator's rectum for a time.

unbirthing/unbirth vore (only does with friends) - the process consist for the female of one world to swallow someone with their womb/vagina and as the prey is in the pred's womb/vagina, the predator has now two choice; first, they could put them in for safe keeping if there is danger; Second, they can transform the prey into their species of the predator (if asked), some do change the gender as they transform them