Slowly flexing and clenching her trunk around the pair of morsels inside, Kellus’ body is doing what it does best with the two, the bulge gently sliding further and further down as her womb fully envelops them.  Pulsing and squeezing around them, the otter and the human grinding against each other was only driving the naga to further pleasure, and as her arousal climbed, her womb begins to work on its two occupants.<br/><br/>Slowly at first her womb begins to fill with fluid and juices, gaining in volume the longer the otter and human continue to writhe and buck inside her until the bulges in her trunk start to lose a bit of their definition as her belly fills up.  A sudden jolt of feeling shoots through her as her womb begins to claim them, and her Kellus’ impatience wins out as her body continues to convulse, knead, and churn.  Little by little the bulge in her midsection evens out and begins to churn more noisily until with one final clench the whole sloshing bulge slides down further until it disappears entirely into her body.<br/><br/>Reclining back, Kellus looks down at her now-flat belly with a faint smile and gives it a pat as she feels the two souls finally slipping into her own where all of the others were still nestled.  “Mmm, definitely going to need to do that again soon.  A pity we seem to be running out of the meals that we came with though.”<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>Flitting higher into the branches, Azlant looks out into the forest with interest.  “That’s certainly possible Suri; the humans and otters in the town that we left seemed rather intent on bringing us here specifically, not to mention their comparative ease around us considering how most tend to react to predatory nagas being nearby.”<br/><br/>“Still, we shouldn’t get complacent just because we’ve had an easy time of things so far.  Wild furies are notoriously unpredictable, and can be quite territorial if they sense someone unfamiliar moving into their domain.  The ones here, at least those that I can feel from here, seem unusually powerful as well.  That’s not natural, and I’m wondering if it has something to do with this island.”