Scot thought it would be easy
to try his luck at a game,
Got taught how to get queasy
by stuffing his small frame.

Little did the poor otter know
Tzin takes food very seriously
With six hundred burritos to go,
No wonder he's grinning so deviously!


Mr.  scot-rahul was the winner of the 700-watcher-raffle I threw about a month ago. And he asked to be stuffed with a proportional amount of jumbo-sized burritos thinking that there was no way things could go out of control. After all, how much harm can some innocent stuffed-to-the-brim-tortillas cause?

He might have underestimated Tzin's natural passion for food, and overestimated his appetite by a long shot... The meal has barely started and Scot might find himself stuck between a dragon and a soft place. And an unforgiving dragon, who is strongly opposed to letting food —especially Mexican food— go to waste.

I bet that tight belly can sure hold a few hundred more of those little donkeys* before it can be declared properly full. And after a good nap and some belly rubs, the rest will go down faster than you can say "El gordo dragon se va a asegurar de que la nutria se coma todos los burritos."

Finished!? Pfffft, not under my WATCH!
(get it? because this was all from being watched by you people!)

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Anyway, thanks again to everyone who participated. I had so much fun doing this. I'll try to do these raffles more often so that everybody has the chance to win, so be sure to pay close attention to my journals! And thanks again to every single one of my watchers, who made this possible, and who make my drawing experience even much more worthwhile.

Scot the Burgundy Otter belongs to  scot-rahul

Art and Tzin belong to moi  dragontzin

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* side note, for some reason, the meaning of "burrito" in Spanish is "little donkey". I have lived my entire life eating those delicious damned things and never have I found a reasonable explanation for that name... It is one of those truths that one just learns to accept without questioning. And while I was drawing this pic, the more I thought about the issue, the less it made sense... so yeah... the more you know, I guess (?).