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Chapter Nine- The Night Stand By: Cardia Original Story by: Rumoran Hearsay

Leoi had his eyes at the auditorium but took a glance around the area taking in everything momentarily. He was in between the walk from the Student Center to the Auditorium. Doing his job was what he was doing. He was part of the Campus Police, not trained as a real officer, but was really a security guard. The senior on his staff, yet he had ten years till due to retire from it, making a total of thirty years doing it. He shrugged at the thought. He enjoyed his work, and always had. He'd done many other jobs on campus but he liked this one because he could move about campus and see things no much others saw and got to be outdoors which he loved. He also liked to talk to the students to and make sure no one was giving each other a hard time, that's the other reason he liked his job. He felt he was good at it. The particular advantages of being an Anthro Skunk helped especially with the night watch and because he was fully capable of using a defense that all skunks had. This had helped him during the riot about five years ago. Most everything was quiet until then, except the night with the Theta Theta Delta Fraternity, which was close to losing it's place altogether on campus. Other than that, nothing major ever happened, and his job was mostly quiet. If it wasn't that he was on the day shift, he would almost consider it boring. The night was uneventful so far. Then Leoi's fur pricked up when he saw the auditorium and no lights in the foyer. Leoi had known Ms. Surefoot since about when he started and usually stopped by on his route to hear her play the piano. She played so beautifully. In all the years, she didn't like to leave the auditorium foyer lights off. It was just harder to see. Maybe she was too tired; by spring break, everyone was. Sometimes there were straggling students and the occasional vandalism and a party here or there, the campus's policy allowed students to stay, or he would've sent them all packing so they wouldn't get into trouble loitering around campus. He couldn't think who would be here though; there was Ms. Surefoot, the rest of the security staff. Then the Biology Professor, Mr. Murle who was doing research, and a few others on the Custodial and Maintenance. There wasn't usually anyone here on campus, especially the auditorium. He tossed this about in his head as he mounted the steps. Taking his hands, he placed them on the glass to look in, but carefully, as to not to smear it or Yavone would tear his hide for smudging the windows. Maybe it was Yavone, he usually started early cleaning everything so he could get done and go home early. Looking in though, he saw a speck of light. He gave a sigh relief; it must be either Yavone or Ms. Surefoot. Leoi opened the glass door casually and entered the in between room and the other door into the foyer. He looked up and around in the dark foyer. The speck of light was coming from the auditorium doors. Leoi went over by the doors and was about to flick on the switch for the foyer lights when he thought he heard a moan from inside. Moaning, he hadn't heard any music since he came inside. Maybe it was Yavone finding someone's dried up lunch. It happened; Leoi found a student every now and then who'd crashed here after drinking up too much. The aftereffects almost made Yavone rip his hair out. Leoi proceeded to the door, foregoing the light switch and casually opened the door to look in. He took one glance and his paw dropped letting the door come back. He didn't know what to think about what he just saw. His first thought was that the spring play which was coming up had a giant hippocow creature in it. Leoi's curiosity was well piqued and he had to have a better look. His black furred mitt was on the door to push it in again but an idea popped into his head and he figured to have a look from the balcony. The Stairs were just to the left of the door a few paces and up the first set and second set and next to the door. He mounted them quicker than he should due to his love handles he had but he reflected he wasn't as fat as some of his younger cockier co-workers. His radio at his belt cackled and he turned it down low as John came on there and started telling a joke, it was now just above a whisper. Leoi pushed open the door and entered and came onto the balcony. It was dark up there as well but he could see most of the stage from there and it was well illuminated. The Skunk Security Guard could see onto the stage but he saw the same thing. It was what looked like a hippocow, very big, taking up the spotlight on the stage, though the spotlight wasn't on. Leoi smiled at the realism in the prop of the giant creature wondering what the play was that they were putting on. He looked over at the stage next to the big bulk of the Hippocow and saw three creatures there curled up together fat and snoring. Leoi shook his head, his mind already over the possibility of the fraternities trying to get a spring break prank with the big replica in the middle of the stage. Leoi stopped suddenly as he could swear the thing moved. He stared at the creature and his heart leap up into his throat as the creature, belly up as it was moved it's head and looked straight up at him. Leoi searched frantically seeing if someone was using the ropes attached to it up in the catwalks, but there was no one. He came down to the railing on the edge of the balcony and looked closer. His mind started to wrap around a ridiculous possibility. Then the hippocow's head looked over to her left and called at the sleeping creatures meekly. This was enough for Leoi, and he went purposefully back up the stairs and to the door of the balcony making his way down to the first floor of the auditorium. Some ridiculous prank, he knew he had seen her before. It was the nice girl Jenny, the one with the baby... Shane was it. What were they doing to the poor girl?! His mind was a blaze but he was bent on the purpose and pushed open the downstairs doors into the auditorium and went quickly up to the steps to the stage. Jenny saw him coming from afar and mustered a whimper and tried to plea at him to help her but couldn't even muster it. She was still concerned about the Piano teacher going frantic inside her. Leoi came up and knelt before her head and addressed her, his face set and serious, "Are you alright, Jenny?" Oh it was Leoi, Jenny's heart leapt. She had forgotten about Campus Security. Yet, Jenny peered over at Firefly, Jase, and Crick concerned they would wake up, and it was just Leoi there against them. She didn't know how good he could handle them since they'd brought her over here and all. She whimpered at Leoi and he bent in closer. "What? Are you alright?" He asked concerned. "D...don't wake them up?" She quivered as the stuff in her belly spastically shifted and her stomach lazily tried to move under the influence of the relaxant. "What did they do to you?" He whispered eyeing their blissful expressions in sleep. Her stomach gurgled and the alarm clock started up again with it's muffled beep beep beep and Leoi came up straight in his kneeling position looking up over her upturned belly and back down straight at the face of Jenny as she opened her mouth in slight pain and Leoi peered in and saw her red swollen throat and he gasped saying choked up, "Oh no! That's so cruel. That's... how'd they do that?" Jenny let out a weak frustrated groan and Leoi came back down over her apologizing. He started to get up to address the three sleepers, when Jenny called his attention back with a meek, "'ay!" "What?" He turned his head so his ear hovered over her open mouth. The next thing he knew was he was looking at the ridges in her mouth and her tongue. He couldn't turn his head around but Jenny's voice box spouted a gasp of, "Noo!" The sound deafened him quite well but someone, or what felt like a few people had him in a good hold and was pushing him down inside and he convulsed kicking at them but to no avail. His fur was becoming wet and almost sanded by being pushed along the ridges of her mouth and to the back of her throat. He tried crying out her now and he felt himself being crushed at the back of her mouth. En yet, the pushing continued and soon he was into more of a smooth pulsating tubular warmness. It moved all around him. Wasn't it for the numbing fear and anxiety and the movement of the creature's throat muscle's guiding him in, it could have been a tight waterslide down into a swimming pool. Then Leoi was in a swimming pool of sorts in water against some hard objects that bruised yet didn't batter him as he was stopped by bumping his head slightly off of a round hard object. The Skunk was underwater or he would have used his ominous scent to stink up the place in sheer frustration. Instead, his breath was running out so he shot through the stuff up to the top of her stomach and came into an air pocket, smack dab against the Hippocow's pink stomach. Coughing and gagging, Leoi was absolutely stunned by what happened. He shook the numbness of the situation off and gradually looked around the air pocket and saw Ms. Surefoot's bunny ears and the top of the head. She then surfaced taking a deep breath and went underwater again. Leoi plunged his head under the water and was surprised at what he saw! There were Golf balls, Bowling balls, and a whole stereo amongst other things sitting there! He saw Ms. Surefoot and she was pushing her paws into the walls of stomach which was reacting thereafter. Leoi did a double take at this and came back up as Ms. Surefoot did saying, "Aheela?" The Rabbit spun around, her face apprehended and with a hand up in defense but she dropped it and came over to hug Leoi with a cry of surprise. The Skunk was taken away by this but pried himself loose, "Hey, what are you doing?" "There's someone next to her stomach in her womb. I'm trying to calm her down, she's getting hysterical," Ms. Surefoot said frantically. "I think you need to calm down first. Hey Aheela, look at me!" Leoi tried to get her to look him in the eyes though it was hard to stay focused himself. She started to look away toward the wall again toward the end of his speaking to her but came back to look at him when he rose his voice. "Okay... okay..." Ms. Surefoot looked at him and took a deep breath. "Who's in her what?" The Skunk suddenly recollected what she was saying and his mouth dropped open. "It's Lapis, a fox, she's stuck inside of her..." Ms. Surefoot was saying turning away from slightly and back at Leoi who was looking at her unbelieving. He couldn't believe it but eventually nodded considering he was inside her stomach now. "We need to think of something to do here before he stuffs her full of more items. I'm still trying to calm Lapis down though. I'll be back," Aheela informed Leoi and put her head below the water again. When she came back up Leoi had looked around a little more through the semi clear water toward the opening and closing portions of her stomach. He remembered his walkie-talkie and brought it up into the air pocket and started to use it. Nothing, as it had shorted out, so he dropped it in spite down into the mesh of the other devices below. "Okay, he has used some sort of stomach inhibitor that is relaxing her stomach. That's why things won't digest. Lapis has a bar stool in her way or she could get out that way. How long any of us are going to last in here is anyone's guess. Here's the walkie-talkie I just found. Crick got some waterproof ones. I can talk to her through this," Aheela told Leoi. Leoi couldn't believe his ears, "Crick! The old Rush Chairman of Theta Theta Delta? I don't believe what I'm hearing. Those folks are in big trouble when word gets out of this." "But word won't get out. We're trapped in here and who knows what they'll throw in here next," Aheela complained. The Walkie-Talkie crackled with Lapis's frightened voice, "Hey Aheela, Ms. Surefoot? Where did you go? Talk to me!" Leoi reached over and took the walkie-talkie away from the rabbit and she protested but Leoi responded, "You know he's made a big mistake. He can make stomach inhibitors but he obviously doesn't know electronics." The Skunk had held in the talk button while he said this to Ms. Surefoot. Lapis came back, "Yeah he knows electronics." "Yeah, you're right. He never considered this happening though. But this chance may have saved us," Leoi said back. "Wha' what chance?" Aheela questioned. "You two haven't played around with Walkie-Talkies before? If this is the right kind... ah yes the buttons to change the channel. We're on channel five and..." Leoi looked over the walkie-talkie saying and was about to change the channel when Jenny's belly rocked as she moved around, the stuff was making her uncomfortable from resting in one place for a while. This suddenly movement made Leoi drop the Walkie-Talkie. "Oh!" Aheela emitted but Leoi kicked up and jetted under water after it. Jenny meanwhile was almost sleeping again after the pain of having Leoi shoved into her had mostly passed. Crick with Jase and Firefly had promptly went back asleep and then suddenly she heard the walkie-talkie crackle which sounded like Lapis on the other end. Her voice suddenly came in again and Jenny sampled the voice clearly. It was audible enough for here to hear it clearly but she eyed the sleepers wondering if they heard it. Her heart sunk as Crick stirred and sat up with his Lynx whiskers twitching with his ears. Then he got completely up waking up Jase and Firefly and stepped lightly toward Jenny's belly. Jase laughed "Hey, listen to that." Crick smiled a moment then leaned closer as the words spoken by Lapis, "Yeah he knows electronics." "You're darn right I know them, much less complex than Chemical Formulas" Crick said and motioned Jase and Firefly next to him and they gave her belly a light push and Jenny mooed shifting her belly from the discomfort. A cry came back at them. "Ah, yes, that did it. Now my dear Jenny. Where were we? What would you like next?" He grinned softly asking her. Jenny turned away moaning but Crick laughed behind her. "I'm disappointed. Do I have to select the next course for you, Jenny, again?" Crick patted her on her snout and strolled casually behind her bulging belly to her rear with his hands behind his back and peered in to here hole again. "How are you doing in the hole there Lapis? You know? You look cold. Maybe another cover could help you out?" Crick asked into Jenny's hole. He paused ducking out of view and Jenny heard faint talk coming from inside her there. Then suddenly he shot back up looking over at Jase and Firefly panic stricken. The Lynx motioned frantically at them and they hesitated but ran over suddenly to him. "H... Help my get that stool out of there and get the damn Walkie-talkie," Crick merred and ran over to Jenny's mouth. He took her mouth and opened it yelling down inside her throat, "Get off that walkie-talkie!" Jenny realized what was happening and on impulse moved her neck and this brought crick off balance. Jenny gasped but couldn't stop it as Crick somehow was taken off balance so that he fell forward headfirst into Jenny's mouth and right at the top of her throat. Jenny seized the opportunity as Crick started to move his hands to push away and swallowed with her aching throat. She brought her neck up, lifting his feet off the ground and saw that Jase and Firefly had not noticed. That was until Crick screamed with a muffled cry kicking his feet to and fro. The scream somehow got to the ears of the two and they started to move around. Jenny swallowed with all her might with a shudder and moan from her throat and Crick was quickly up to his feet and the Jase reached in with his hands and tried to yank but slipped and fell back onto Firefly and she went down with a mew. He rolled off her quickly and came up to look down into Jenny's open mouth but Jenny had swallowed again and sighed as she felt the Lynx plop inside. Jenny peered up at Jase though now suddenly fearful as Jase looked very angrily agitated at the turn of events. Firefly groaned getting up shakily and came back beside him rubbing her aching front he landed on, she didn't look any nicer now.