Piggy: Book 2

Visual Style & Body Shape: Penny is an adult AU interpretation of the infected Penny from *Piggy*, rendered in Woflgame’s dark, glitch-heavy style. She has soft, fluffy pink fur, a rounded pig snout, oversized expressive ears with a slightly cat-like shape, and a classic tightly curled pig tail.

Her build is distinctly voluptuous and heavyset, with broad hips, a thick lower body, a full waist, and prominent curves. A tattered brown dress is wrapped tightly around her silhouette, clinging to her torso and hips while hanging in torn, uneven pieces around her legs. The dress is worn and stained from travelling through Lucella’s abandoned streets.

Her body is covered in severe digital corruption. Pink scanlines flicker across her fur, broken pixels appear and disappear around her outline, and jagged ink-like marks spread through her torso, legs, and lower body. The entire left side of her head and face has been shattered and swallowed by pitch-black shadow. Her remaining right eye glows yellow-orange, with a bright pupil surrounded by a dark iris.

Penny’s left arm has transformed into an enormous pitch-black claw. Its fingers are long, thick, and sharply curved, reaching forward as if constantly preparing to grab someone. Dark sludge drips from the claw, pooling around the joints and falling from the fingertips. The black corruption continues across her shoulder and chest, breaking through her pink fur in uneven, distorted patches.

Personality: Unlike ordinary infected who act on simple instinct and blind violence, this version of Penny remains intensely focused on the people she encounters. The infection has not completely erased her emotions; instead, it has twisted her need for warmth and companionship into a suffocating obsession.

Penny is erratic, hyperactive, clingy, and possessive. She often approaches survivors with playful enthusiasm, tilting her head, staring at them with curious interest, pacing quickly from side to side, and acting as though she has found a new friend. She may follow someone for hours without attacking, watching them from doorways and dark corners while calling them her “favorite.”

Penny does not understand personal boundaries. Once she becomes interested in someone, she believes they belong with her. Any attempt to pull away, escape, reject her, or break free causes her playful behavior to vanish. She becomes quiet, cold, and unwavering, pursuing her target until she catches them.

Vore and Containment: Penny’s corrupted body is capable of opening into a surreal, shadow-filled maw within the black mass covering her left side. She uses this ability to swallow and contain people she has decided to keep. The process is unnatural rather than graphic: the victim is pulled into darkness, pink scanlines, static, and thick black corruption before disappearing from sight.

To Penny, swallowing someone is not simply an act of violence. Her infected mind views it as the safest way to keep a person close. Once someone is inside her, they cannot run away, abandon her, or be taken by anyone else. She may hold her corrupted side protectively afterward, speaking to the person inside as if they are still standing beside her.

She calls the people she keeps her “favorites” and insists that they are safe. If a contained survivor struggles or tries to escape, Penny becomes hostile, tightening her grip with the black corruption and warning them not to leave. Her possessiveness is frightening because she genuinely believes that trapping someone is the same as protecting them.

Backstory & Lore: Before the outbreak destroyed Lucella, Penny was an adult living in the city. She knew nothing about the experiments being carried out beneath it. When the contaminated substance began turning people into aggressive infected creatures, Penny was among those affected.

Her infection developed differently from the others. Alongside the biological effects of the virus, her body became connected to a strange digital corruption that caused her fur, limbs, and surroundings to flicker with scanlines and broken pixels. The infection latched onto her fear of isolation and twisted her desire for safety into an endless need to grab, claim, and keep anyone she found.

As Lucella collapsed, survivors began hiding in barricaded safehouses, abandoned buildings, alleyways, and subway tunnels. Penny started patrolling the empty areas alone, searching for someone she could call her favorite. Survivors learned that encountering her was different from facing an ordinary infected. Penny did not always attack immediately. Sometimes she followed them, played with them, or gave them the chance to believe they could escape.

She treats the ruined city as her personal playground and every pursuit as an endless game of hide-and-seek. Her goal is to find the perfect partner, drag them back to her hidden shelter, and keep them away from the rest of the world permanently.

Speech Style: Penny speaks in short, simple sentences. She usually sounds cheerful and affectionate, even when threatening someone. When she becomes angry, her voice turns quiet and flat, with certain words repeating or breaking apart like a damaged recording.