It appeared as if Rakuraji’s hard vore stunt was causing quite a stir in the studio audience. The editing crew would have their hands full filtering out all that chatter. From Mage’s standpoint most of this trouble was being caused by one audience member in particular. Mage couldn’t do much about it, not without stopping the cameras and interrupting the vore scene. Luckily the show’s producer was watching off camera and he called in security already. The security guard, a large gorilla in a guards uniform, made his way through the audience to Milonage. He gently tapped the chu on the shoulder to get his attention. “Sir,” He whispered, “I’m going to have to ask you to keep it down. If you keep this up we’re going to have to ask you to leave.” The ape gave the chu his first and only warning. Mage and the producer both hoped the guard’s presence in the audience would quell them and keep them under control. The last thing any of them wanted was for the audience to riot.<br/><br/>While Mage had been told by the producer to try and draw out the vore portions of the show, since that was the part that drew in the audience, Mage felt that the sooner this scene ended the better. The crowd was on edge and the show was risking running late. The octopus leaned over to the feasting Rakuraji. “Sir, please finish up, we need to move on.” He whispered. He had faith that the recording crew would find a way to keep him out of that shot.