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Reni swallowed nervously. That can't be what I just saw, can it? The small persian wondered. Adam had said all the predators at this party had agreed not to use it as easy hunting, that way everyone could have a good time! But from the second story window, she had just seen a huge, blue and yellow dragon scarf down the vixen he had been walking with! And now he was headed to the front door like nothing had happened!

Reni glanced around, curious if anyone else had seen the event, but everyone else was focused on the party. The second floor bedroom was filled with people, some talking, some dancing to the music, but none looking out the window like her. Which is my fault, of course.She turned back to the window, taking another sip from the cheap beer-filled plastic cup. The only person she knew was Matt, and not even that well. He hadn't even bothered to invite her in person, just an evite.

She sighed, looking down into her now mostly empty cup. Squaring her shoulders and preparing to face the main body of the party for a refill, she resolved to leave if she couldn't work up the courage to talk to someone before she finished this cup. As she turned to go through the door, she laughed to herself at the idea of chugging the refill so she could leave. Ducking around a tall wolf and the sheepdog he was wooing, she was reminded of how underdressed she felt.

Everyone around her was dressed up, in accentuating yoga pants or fancy jackets, a polo shirt there, a dress there. In her plain black tee and loose jeans, the most effort she'd put into her outfit was her hair, straightening it's unruly mass to cover the left side of her face and hang down to the small of her back. Reni felt she had missed the mark on the dress code. Stepping around the couples on the stairs, she made her way down to the den of bodies and music that was the living room, and froze solid.

There, standing head over most of the rest of the party, was the dragon she'd seen outside, talking to Adam, the lanky ferret barely coming up to his chin. Now that he was closer, she had a better view of his face, with amber eyes and a long, jagged white scar on his neck that disappeared below the crowd, she didn't know where it ended. Someone behind her pushed past her, jostling her out of her shock, and she scurried into the kitchen.

It was an open kitchen, the kind where the only separation between it and the living room was a small bar with stools. As a result, as she refilled her cup from the keg, she could still see him when the shifting mass of the party allowed. He must be like, more than a foot taller than me... She wondered as she found a seat that allowed her to watch him from the island. And if I'm 5 and a half feet... that would make him... MUCH too big for comfort. She shivered, taking a draught from her cup.

Her thoughts drifted to the vixen he walked up the street with. She couldn't see much through the crowd, but she had to be fighting, right? Even if he was that big, there's no way she wouldn't leave some noticeable bulge, and a moving one would make it more obvious. She puzzled for a moment, before the crowd parted for a moment, and she saw he was wearing a hoodie with a strange design on it. A hoodie! She thought, coming to the realization. It's baggy enough to conceal whatever lump she makes!

But still... Reni wondered, taking another drink. You'd be able to see her moving, right? Unless, she wants to be there... But who would want to subject themselves to that? Sliding down a slick tunnel, pressed in on all sides by wet flesh, the party muted by his breathing and heartbeat, no one outside the wiser... She buried her face in her cup, realizing she was blushing beet red at the idea.

"Hot, isn't he?" A different vixen leaned from her left to talk to her, causing Reni to jump at the unexpected conversation. "Got kind of a dangerous vibe with that scar, doesn't he?"

"Y-yeah, I guess... But I'm not sure he would be your type..." Or maybe you'd be EXACTLY his type. She thought to herself.

The nameless vixen scoffed. "I'm not the one that's been staring a hole in him for the past few minutes." She nudged Reni as Adam walked off, leaving the dragon relatively alone. "Go on, go get him girl, dream big!"

Reni waved the fox away. "No no, it's not like that, I just, I just" She faltered.

The vixen took the opening with a grin. "Just what? Don't be scared, he wouldn't be here if he didn't want people talking to him." Reni realized she couldn't explain what she had seen outside, not in a way that didn't sound like she was trying to wiggle out of this. "Go, go!" The vixen shooed her, and before she knew it she was slowly walking towards the dragon, her cup forgotten on the bar.

She steeled herself, if she was going to talk to him, she had to confront him about what she'd seen, learn the truth. There were cracks in that determination as she got closer to him, his full height towering over her, but she pressed on, believing herself to be past the point of no return. If she was going to do this, she was going to get some answers.

Reni planted herself in front of him, hoping her still present blush wasn't visible through her fur. He hadn't even noticed her yet, being about a foot taller than her, she must blend into the crowd from his point of view. It gave her a few moments to really take in his appearance, now she could see the scar disappear below his grey hoodie, and the strange, yellow symbol taking up the entire front. She realized she was gazing slightly down, directly where the vixen must lay, hidden from any view. Her eyes snapped back up, and she tried to push that idea out of her head. Tried.

"Hey! Can I talk to you?" Reni said, slightly louder than normal so her voice would carry over the sound of the party. She was surprised at how steady she sounded.

The dragon grunted in momentary surprise, turning his head down to look at her. "Oh hey, a new face! Name's Roy." He said with a friendly tone, extending his arm to offer a handshake. Reni stopped for a moment, she had expected... she didn't know what she had prepared for, but casual friendliness was not it.

She reached out to shake his hand, the much bigger dragon enveloping her hand entirely. "Reni. I, uh, I saw you walk up the street with someone."

His left eyebrow rose quizzically. Or would it be an eyeridge? Reni thought for a moment, before he responded. "Okay? I'm not sure where she got off to, if you're looking for her. She vanished as soon as I got through the door." He stated in a matter of fact way, as if by rote.

Reni swallowed nervously, coming to the moment of truth. "She vanished before that, and s-she's been with you since you came inside." Reni stuttered slightly, only now realizing confronting him about it may have been a bad idea. But she should be safe, right?

Roy's eyes darted around, scanning the room for something. Is he looking for Adam? I guess he really wasn't supposed to- Her thoughts were interrupted by him starting to walk away, headed to the back door. "Not here, c'mon." He waved a scaled hand, black, claw-like nails reflecting the low light of the room.

"No way! I'm staying right here!" Reni crossed her arms, standing defiant. She didn't want to go somewhere with less people, not with this guy she knew could eat her at a moment's notice! Send her downward, down a tunnel so tight she couldn't even fight, the only sounds being his heartbeat, before resting in a tight gut, barely visible to the outside...

She blushed red enough to reach her ears as she shook the thoughts away. He was gone! In her moment of reflection, he'd vanished somewhere towards the back of the house! Realizing her mistake, she pushed through the people in front of her, hoping to see him, since he was taller than most in the room.

She spotted him, off to the right, heading out the back screen door! It banged shut as she gave chase, trying not to jostle the myriad of party-goers in between her and her goal. As she stepped outside, she looked to the left, where the rest of the backyard was. She saw nothing. Disappointed, she stepped further out and stood on her tip toes, scanning the people dotted around the darkened backyard, most of whom were clustered around Adam's inground pool.

"Behind you, goofball." Reni jumped as a voice tinged with amusement came from behind her. She whirled to see Roy standing there, barely visible as his scales twinkled in the moonlight.

"I didn't know this was here..." She said cautiously, her eyes beginning to adjust to the dark, allowing her to see a small, unlit fire pit and a few deck chairs scattered unceremoniously about.

"C'mon, have a seat." He said as he followed his own advice, the slightly rusty, armless chair groaning as it supported his weight. Reni stood, unsure about following him into the dark, I mean, no one would really be able to see them unless they came closer, and who knew what he might do... No! Do not go down that path again! She tamped down her straying thoughts, and prepared to answer, but Roy spoke first. "Jeez, I agreed to the same rules everyone else did, I'm not going to try and silence you or anything, just sit.'

Reni clamped her mouth shut, realizing he was right. Sheepishly she walked over, and righted a chair on his left, sitting gingerly on it. His amber eyes seemed to catch the moon, glowing in the dark. Suddenly unsure of what to say, she looked down, fidgeting for a moment.

"You... wanted to know about the fox?" Roy inquired, to fill the silence.

"Y-yeah..." Reni looked up, her ears flicking nervously. "You seemed so friendly walking up the street before you... you..."

"Ate her." The predator stated matter of factly. She nodded. "Well, it was sort of spur of the moment." Roy leaned back in the chair, sprawling over the whole length as it creaked and squeaked, clearly not well taken care of. "I knew I wouldn't be able to get away with it once we were inside, at least, not without Adam kicking me out. He takes these things way too seriously. So I just went for it outside, hoping no one would notice." The single amber eye that was facing her flicked towards her, watching. "I was wrong."

Reni gulped, looking back up at his reclining form. She couldn't stop her eyes from roaming down to stare at the gut where there should be a moving shape. "Is she... okay with it? You make it sound like she didn't agree."

Roy chuckled, shaking his head. "Of course she didn't. Quite the fighter too, been quite the task keeping her unseen. Adam probably wouldn't accept the technicality of me being outside when I ate her, and I still wanted to hang out, so don't go telling on me."

There was silence for a moment, Reni unsure of what to say, Roy relaxing. Before, to break the silence, a question she never would have imagined. "Do you want to feel?"

She sputtered for a moment, surprise writ clear on her face alongside a beet red tinge, a deep part of her excited at the prospect. "W-What?? W-Why would I..." She trailed off, unable to conjure any more words.

The chair squealed again as he shrugged. "Not sure. You seem interested, and there's no harm. I'm sure you'd like it."

Reni gulped, realizing he was right. Too embarrassed to respond, she scooted the chair she was on over the grass, until she was within arms length, shyly reaching out a hand to place over his hoodie. Soft fabric... She thought offhand. Roy rolled his eyes, softly taking her wrist and sliding it down, under his hoodie. Reni thought she would overheat, blushing harder than she ever had as her hand touched his scales directly.

They were smooth, but she could feel where each one ended. Under the scales, she could feel his muscles, his abs tight and rock solid. But something was odd about them, and she couldn't feel the vixen at all...

Reni nearly screamed, jerking her hand back as his gut expanded, suddenly gaining a clear, writhing shape. That's why it felt weird! He's been sucking his gut in this whole time! Roy laughed at her response. "Something more what you were expecting?" His hoodie was still pushed up, his belly holding it up in absence of her hand. She stared, speechless, before her eyes flicked up to his grinning face.

"Ffffuck it..." She whispered to herself, going from her chair to her knees, kneeling next to his stomach, both hands on it in a flash. Now that he was relaxed, she could see and feel the shape of the vixen, even if it was muffled by flesh. She thought she was near the head, and pressed down. The trapped fox flailed in response, and Reni thought she could hear pleas for help. Roy groaned, and she froze, looking up apprehensively, wondering if she'd overstepped his bounds.

"No, don't stop!" Roy encouraged her with a nod and smile. "A good massage helps the process." Reni felt heat rise in her body, aware of what she was helping happen, but it wasn't fear or disgust. She focused her attention back on his gut, pushing and rubbing wherever a shape stood out. Ignoring the content of the words coming from behind the scales, they only served to egg her on, pushing the vixen, No... the dragon's meal! into his body, trying to convince it of it's home.

For a few minutes, Roy simply enjoyed Reni's ministrations, and vice versa. She was beginning to wonder why she couldn't get any sounds from his belly itself, when in the middle of a particularly deep knead the screen door opened. The gut she had been working on was sucked back in with a grunt, and Roy's voice echoed from above her head. "Hey there, Adam."

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Roy couldn't believe his luck. All he had wanted to do was help her fulfill her curiosity, and now she was kneading and rubbing his gut as if her life depended on it. He hoped that she didn't, it had been so long since anyone had had the guts to mess with his, and he didn't want her to be scared off. She seemed to have a knack for it too, despite her earlier hesitation. Spurred on by the smaller feline's pawing, he could feel his body relaxing, getting ready to start breaking down the vixen for real.

It was then the door opened. Roy's eyes shot up and the worst case scenario walked out, Adam. Roy wasn't exactly close with the ferret, and he didn't go to many of his parties. But he didn't want to get kicked out now. If you broke the golden rule at one of his house parties, Adam would spread your details all over this part of town, and everyone would be on the lookout, prey or predator alike. As a result, he tensed, sucking his gut back in with a grunt, to the extra displeasure of its occupant and probably the persian. "Hey there, Adam." Roy said as the ferret turned towards them.

"There you two are." Adam looked between Roy and Reni, his eyes narrowing for a moment at Roy's raised hoodie and Reni's position. "I couldn't spot you two out by the pool, wasn't sure where you'd gotten off to."

"What, are you spying on me now?" Roy took a gruff tone, trying to accuse Adam before he inevitably brought up what had sent him looking. "Lotsa people at this party for you to be worried about just me." Roy looked down at Reni for a moment, she seemed to be blushing, eyes fixed downwards, but her hands hadn't left his stomach.

"Well we both know no one else here is as likely to try something." Adam crossed his arms, clearly willing to push the topic.

Roy didn't like his tone. I'll let it slide because I'm on his turf, but he might need to be taught a lesson... The dragon shifted, sitting up straighter in the chair, the hands of the now quiet feline following his movements. "Well, as you can see, we're both fine. You think I'd break the rules I agreed to?" Roy panicked, feeling a shifting in his gut. Faster than he could hold back, a belch came roaring out his mouth, freed by the previous massage session.

"Well if you're not going to break the rules, what the hell was that??" Adam pointed a finger accusingly at him, and then at his impromptu masseuse. "And what is she doing with her hands all over your gut?"

Roy opened his mouth to respond, but the accused was quicker, suddenly breaking her reverie. "You've got couples making out on the stairs for anyone to watch, and you're going to flip out over a belly rub?" His eyes widened in shock, partly for the outburst, partly for her claws, which he could feel scraping against his middle as Reni tensed. "Don't try to protect me, I feel perfectly safe right where I am!" She said with a note of finality, and a thrash of her previously still tail, as if that was that.

There was silence for a few seconds, both Roy and Adam staring at her with eyes wide. Then Adam scoffed, turning away. "Whatever. Just don't eat her here."

"What is that supposed to mean?" Roy responded angrily, but it was too late, the ferret had stormed back inside. The screen door banged shut behind him. Roy looked down at the feline who was already looking back up at him with excitement in the eye not covered by hair.

"We should get back to it, now that we're alone." Reni purred, already softly stroking his belly, the pressure of her claws forgotten.

"No, that wouldn't be smart, I'd bet he's just going upstairs to peep on us from the bathroom window." Roy looked up at the house, shifting light coming from a window as people moved in front of it. "Paranoid nutter."

Reni paused. "Is it paranoia if he's right?" She questioned with a giggle.

Roy chuckled. "He's afraid I'll scarf you down, but that's not the situation at all, is it?" The feline shook her head, hair waving back and forth. "It is probably for the best I go though, can't risk that again." The dragon muttered as he began to stand.

"Nooooo..." The smaller kitty whined, her hands tightening as if to hold his gut in her reach. Damn those are some convincing puppy dog eyes. Or, I guess kitty cat eye. Roy stopped, considering. He didn't want to risk her getting spooked, but the potential was vast. He leaned closer to her, bending over to close the distance.

"If you want, you can feel that vixen go through the whole process at my apartment." He whispered with a grin. Reni froze before him, clearly weighing her options. Eventually, with a nervous flick of her tail, she nodded, appearing to swallow her hesitation. "Then follow me, it's not a long walk." Roy slid away from her hands, standing. "If we make it fast enough she should still fight for some time longer..." Her feline ears perked at that, forcing her hair to shift. She stood, and bounced over to his side.

"I'll make sure to put a stop to it!" She said quietly as they passed by people, on the way to a gate in the fence. Roy grinned.

This was going to go places.

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Adam watched them walk off from the bathroom window. Seems Roy is going to take my advice, and have his dinner off my property. Shaking his head, he stepped away, and returned to the party. Never gonna invite him again, seems like he could've eaten half the people here. She was cute, it's a shame she won't last long with someone like that.