In the belly of a goddess Anime Vore, GTS, GT, Shrinking, Unbirth chapter 9 by copier · original author: erik



Keiichi could hear Urd snoring through her stomach. Keiichi really wasn't worried because the stomach didn't fill with acid. He couldn't see that much because it was dark within the stomach. He got into a sitting postition and tried to find the opening to her throat. He found it within a minute and tried to push his arm through. No such luck. The stomach muscles forced Keiichi's arm right back into the stomach with him. Shrugging, he accepted that he couldn't get out...at least, not that way. He didn't want to try taking the "southern" exit, it gave him the shivers. So, he just leaned back in the squishy walls of Urd's stomach and waited. He could hear Urd's heart beating. Than an idea came to him. He thought gods and goddesses didn't have a heart. Keiichi was a geek and was a big fan of Star Trek. In one of the espiodes, didn't someone say a God can't bleed because a God has no blood? Well...maybe it worked differntly in the real world. Urd surely had a heart, therefore she had blood.
Outside, Urd was sleeping. Her belly was huge, easily 5 feet round. Her clothes were baggy enough to hide the belly from view. Urd always liked to take a nap after she ate something big, and Keiichi was a big meal.
When Goddess's sleep, they're aren't truly asleep. Truth to tell, goddesses need no sleep whatsoever. When Urd heard enka music, her body shuts down and she appears to be asleep. However, Urd is aware what's happening around her, but can't wake up if there's enka music playing. Urd could tell what Keiichi was feeling right now, and it deeply amused her that Keiichi didn't want to go down the 'southern' exit and out her ass. Well, whose stomach is he in? Urd could do whatever she wanted to Keiichi..even keep him in her stomach until his dying day. But she wouldn't do that. It wouldn't be fair to Belldandy or Skuld.
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