<span style="font-weight: bold">Vore Attack on Morelle (Again)<br/>1d20(8)+11=19 vs. Fort 16; Hit<br/>Salana then uses Rest Belly</span><br/><br/>Regaining her composure after the previous attempt, Salana once more tries to swallow Mirelle. With Sophia's help the bunnygirl goes down much easier. All Salana has to do is open her mouth and she slides right in.<br/><br/>However, Salana doesn't take the time to enjoy the feeling as Mirelle passes over her tongue. This isn't where she derives her satisfaction from. Instead, she'll be happy once she knows that the girl is trapped within her stomach because, unlike her companions' souls, Mirelle's won't be leaving to be reborn into a new body. It will stay right where it is until Salana has time to transfer it to a more suitable, permanent prison. And that is that brings the young runepriest satisfaction, the fact that there will be one less evil spirit to keep Centrius' trapped within his lumber.<br/><br/>Salana's is snapped out of these thoughts as she feels Mirelle land heavily in her stomach. Little by little her belly stretches further and further outward, filling with the body of her foe. Fortunately the part in her armor lives it ample room to expand, reminding Salana of one of the many benefits of choosing to protect herself with runes rather than solely metal plates. By the time Mirelle has been fully engulfed Salana's stomach has grown beyond her armor, rune-inscribed flesh sticking out far in front of her.<br/><br/>Although her first inclination is to catch her breath for a moment, Salana feels Mirelle shift and remembers that the battle is not quite over yet. Mimicking Marrok, she kneels down and rests her belly on the ground. Pressing her weight against it, she hopes that it will keep Mirelle contained until her stomach can finish the job.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Bonuses and Penalties<br/>+1 to Defenses Still<br/>-4 to Mirelle to escape</span>