Toony, feral felines are naturally voracious. Felicia from the Great Mouse Detective, Rita from Animaniacs, they're so delightfully casual, proud and sly about their appetites. So, I've made my own. Say hello to Levilot.

Levilot looks like a normal, albeit plump feline. He's not larger than normal and usually appears to simply be a friendly stray. He'll often show up around the sweeter, cuter members of society, especially kids who might want a pet. It doesn't take much effort to trick the poor things into taking him home. And even if the parents say no or his victims aren't interested, he'll linger around the house for a while, sure to look as loving and helpless as he can.

Eventually, he's usually able to get his 'owner' alone with him somewhere secluded. Then, the cat's true nature comes out. In a blur, they're shrunk down to a much smaller size and suddenly have their big, plump feline lording over them. With a sudden ability to talk, he's a snuggly, dominant mess, smooshing the dears against his form and letting them know how much he likes them. If they resist, he simply throws his weight around. If they enjoy it, he keeps it up. But eventually he informs them that big kitties need large meals. His affection toward them becomes a possessive hunger and his now-superior size makes resistance pointless. Soon the feline's 'friend' is snuggling them from the inside, a delightful wiggly toy until the feline's gut eventually claims them.

He'll often linger aftwerward, especially if there were relatives of this meal. Once they start searching for the lost victim, Levilot will just bask and stretch out with his most pleasant, sly smile. Where oh where could they have gone? Kitty doesn't know...

Art by  PrettyPinkPony
Cat food  Jeschke