Talia

Talia is a young girl of fourteen who together with her family has ventured into the jungle. Talia found a strange plant whose interior is a fascinating bright orange color. Talia could not resist touching it and was assaulted by the plant that covered her up to her throat.

Talia now wears the plant as if it were a dress with a huge skirt: it has a slit in the front like an open zipper from which the bright orange interior of the plant can be seen. The dress has eerie tones, it seems to breathe, and the patterns on the outside recall Talia's bones and internal organs.

Talia has a constant burning inside, feels as if her internal organs are constantly melting away, and feels her new dress as an extension of her but at the same time independent. Talia no longer breathes through her mouth but through the long zipper that runs from the base of her neck to the hem of her skirt. Talia is hungry, very hungry, but she instinctively feels not to open her mouth but to open the gash along her body to swallow her prey, preferably human.

The excitement she feels when she begins to eat is equal to sexual arousal.

Talia roams among the jungle forest looking for humans to devour; but despite her hunger her gentle, childlike ways remained. Talia does not realize what she has become but constantly asks for help to calm the constant burning of her melting organs.

Talia has short white hair and yellowish eyes and forces a smile on her lips despite the pain.

Talia is constantly searching for her brother and father; she would like to ask them for help with her burning but inside she just wants to devour them.

Talia's voice is youthful and lively.

It is raining hard.

When Talia devours her victims her body opens in two sides, her zipper lips open wide and swallow inside her body, whole, her victim. The victim is dissolved alive in its gastric juices composed of the sticky orange substance.