#what is encoding

SVHB (Ray and Ryan)

Summary:

A cozy story about the healing and finding of lost peace of mind of a borrewer, Ray, with the support of a man, Ryan.

Tags (more each part):

Main: soft vore safe vore g/t vore borrower depression size difference mentions of death nsx vore

Add: slightly willing mentions of vore

Parts:

1) The clearing night sky [RU] [EN]

2) Doubts [RU] [EN]

ASDVMH (Alter story)

Comming soon

DSRVMDS (?sona world?)

Comming soon

Short tellings

Summary:

Experimental or training scribbles by the author. They are not intended to be continued and may contain random, rather serious, tags. Be sure to check out CW!

Tales:

D&D party

anxious [RU] [EN]

Therapy

Training 1 [RU] [EN]

Training 2

About encoding

You may have noticed a strange story coding system. If you wanted to know how it's deciphered and why I do it this way, you've come to the right place.

For writing stories, I use the app "Pure Writer" (haha, ironic). It has a system for storing drafts: book - folder - chapter. To avoid getting confused in my own file system, I write a short code for each folder (and chapter, respectively). And you can also refer to a specific chapter of the code for your convenience.

As for the encoding translation, three main points are embedded in them: my avatar's participation; the type or nature of the story; and the type of the main pred and prey.

Well, for example, there's DSRVMDS. In the master file from my file system, the decryption looks like this: DStoryRequiredVoreMonsterDSurvivals.

Basically, no further translation is needed. The story features my character, involves vore for survival, the main predator is my character in a monstrous form, and the victims are survivors of the apocalypse.

(Huge spoiler for now, huh?)