The portal to the intestines opens up like it did many times this hour. The mass Arkain is in finally collapses and is drawn into the hole along with the lizzard caught into it. And so begins the journey through the next part of the digestive system. An osmoses system is operating in there to draw out the nutrients from the vegetation.<br/>To help this two fluids are added making the mass a little more softer. One comes from the liver, the other is made in the pancreas. They don't harm fleshy liveforms, but serve to release more nutrients. The softer mass is pushed through the guts centimeter by centimeter with Arkain's head and upperbody on top. The gut walls are tight around him, yet there is pleanty of air. Because it is so tight Arkain will be able to feel every movement of muscle in the gut which is not at all an unpleasant motion.<br/><br/>Meanwhile inside the stomach more plant material is being passed through the portal. Steadily it empties and it may not be long before the horse becomes hungry again and starts to graze. Further along the mass close to the portal the scarf the fox is looking for is half-embedded and minutes away from being dragged into the intestines. It rotates as it steadily sinks in.