Preds with round bellies to sleep on
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Preds with round bellies to sleep on
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Preds that work in groups.
I was thinking specifically of an Elite dance troupe. (As a continuation of one of my previous posts).
They all train together, they belong to the same dance company, they tour together.
They’re a bit strange, unapproachable. They don’t talk much, but they seem to be able to read each other's thoughts. They communicate through sly glances, and subtle gestures.
They have gained this synchronisation from years of training together as dancers. And for many years they have hunted together as well.
Like a pack of lionesses, they have developed a great coordination skill set that helps them both in their dancing careers, and with catching prey. They work together to ensure that every member of the group stays well fed.
Preds usually work alone, so this group has gained an infamous reputation. Other preds will leave the group alone if they enter into their territory, because they know they won’t win in a fight, and that the group will move on eventually anyway.
The group has like one prey member who’s off-limits, and the group will protect their prey fiercely. They let the prey be part of the group, because the prey is undoubtedly an excellent dancer, very talented, motivated, and a good team member, able to act as a diplomat for the preds, who tend to be hot-headed.
The way they defend the prey is territorial and possessive. The prey had to make sure that the preds wouldn’t eat anyone that wronged them even slightly (although, sometimes the prey doesn’t hold them back).
The prey can find it hard to make friends with other prey, since they always seem to have a predator (or several) shadowing them. It feels isolating sometimes, but the connection they have with their pack is closer than they could have formed with any prey. Despite their differences, the prey and their pred group have a deep, species-defying bond.
The prey is used to having preds around by now, so they aren’t uncomfortable when they consume prey, even if they tend to consume all at the same time; co-ordinated, as they are with all things.
The prey isn’t usually included in the hunting trips, though. Once the others get back, all of them are full and satisfied. The prey is their sitter, looking after them as they are exhausted from the trip, prey-drunk, not able to do much else than lie about and digest.
It can get pretty loud, nearly overwhelming with six or seven stomachs starting to burble as they come alive with digestion.
The prey helps them get comfortable, making sure everyone has a place to rest. They might massage a pred’s belly if their meal is a bit too energetic, just to help everyone settle down for the night. The preds would let the prey nap with them, lying against several different bellies, all working on processing fresh prey.
Another view of a victim trapped in Jean Jacket's belly being digested in Nope. 🦠🔥💦