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᎐᎓᎒ ᴅᴏᴏᴅʟᴇ ᎒᎓᎐ ⏜ּׄ͜ᰍּ࡙🏷 ⃫

Here is a silly comic of the first time that M4hitø didn't digest his prey!! Bonus some lore <33

But can you tell me a little about what sukuna is like in your au.

Thanks and sorry if i'm too much

@smallbitesized

|[Hiiiiii don't worry I don't mind the asks —I love them all btw— and it's exciting for me finally having a place to talk about my weird stuff, so! Here you go!]|

Sukun4 is the apex predator in his era. In his prime, he was able to eat 25 people in one night and still have room for more; he enjoyed feeling how his helpless preys pleaded and cried for their salvation. Because he WILL NEVER eat 1 prey, it's so little to satisfy his primal hunger. But the rumors say that when it gets too cold in the Heian era, you can see that Sukun4 holds a tiny full stomach, which has their servant Ur4hum3; some speculate that he is protecting them, but nobody has survived to confirm it.

@arandomzzlsimp

|[The most important question that I will have in my asks zone. Let me tell you, Mahito by himself prefers to have the ability to growl before purring, BUT when you have someone to trust, he likes to become tiny. With this tiny form, he can purr, but only as prey. I know that he is pred-leaning, but that doesn't take the rare occasions where he likes to be inside someone's gut]|

But sometimes after discovering that you can purr and you aren't on his killing list, he WILL annoy you purring beside you all day —This happens with Chøsō; bonus points as a “prey”; he becomes clingy, so M4hitø also is—, but if he really likes you and he kinda and somehow trusts you, he will purr your name without realizing. And also this happens when he eats you; some soft and sloshy purr will appear around you, with the company of a pred that loves to move around his belly, and he will die for cooperation on your part to move around. He, btw, is a hell for a pred because he is curious and he loves to move around the stomach; meanwhile, he giggles with joy —if he likes you, he will give you time to rest— returning to the important.