<blockquote><div><cite>elitadraconia wrote:</cite>. . . Inside, the flashlight lit up the partial skeletal remains of Zen's comrades that had died in battle and the acid that traveled down her stomach was eating through even more of the bones from the remains with just the slightest of drips creating large craters within the bones.</div></blockquote><br/><br/>(( I was going to post something similar to that last time, but I wasn't too sure what your view was on that part of the digestion process because it seemed kind of gruesome. But now that I know I can be better prepared for the future<img alt="8)" src="./images/smilies/icon_cool.gif" title="Cool"/>. Anyways . . . ))<br/><br/>Zen sat down in the pit of Felicia's stomach, he was beginning to worry. Doubt began to seep into his mind and it kept growing and feeding off of his fear. Then a skeleton head bubbled to the surface he used his flashlight to see what caused the noise.<br/>"Gaaahhhh!!!"<br/>The sight was almost too scary to behold. Numerous skeletal corpses floated around him. They were corroded so much by the stomach acid that it smoothed out all of their bones. "This place is no stomach. This is hell!" Zen shouted and did his best to try and splash them away, but the waves only served to bob the corpses toward him. "Sarin!!! How much longer must I suffer like this!!! My skin is sore to the touch!!!"<br/><br/>Sarin looked back up at Felicia. "I don't know what Davilon would taste like, but why eat him when there are so many other things to eat. I'm sure you might be able to find something more filling than such a small thing as that. . . . . . . Oh, and  Zen would like to know how much longer you plan on keeping him there. He's growing restless."