I- mean; why- looks like he’s in a pretty g.. good place to me!

"Oh, you think it's good to be where he's at?" said a voice behind you, and suddenly you found a slimy tendril like thing wrapping around your body, tying you for a moment to your seat, before it slipped it behind you, and then pulled your skyward, lifting you up into the heavens, the ceiling evaporating as you were drawn into a world beyond your own, a rock floating in space, surrounded by worlds and moons you did not recognize.

The important parts were closer at hand, as the tendril, a forked tongue of a dragoness, held you tightly, her lips curled back on her long muzzle, revealing sharp fangs which glinted wickedly in the starlight, as she stared at you with glowing eyes. You felt your heart almost stop in your chest, before she tossed her head back, her tongue moving with it, tossing you and almost giving you whiplash as it unwound from your body, and sent you upwards.

The arc was short, and the spin ended with a brief moment of weightlessness, before you fell downwards, the black dragoness' deep, dark maw opening wide beneath you, her tongue serving as a guide as you fell, slipping down its length and into her muzzle, sliding past her teeth, her mouth, and then falling into her throat, where you landed with a heavy plop against the flesh.

Cynder, Terror of the Skies, gave a single, sharp swallow, her foreleg going to her throat, following you down her neck, as she licked at her lips, your flavor having coated her tongue as you were slid along its length, giving her a reason to chuckle as you heavily dropped into her stomach, which gave a nice growl of satisfaction as she curled back up against the portal, and gently rubbed her belly with her leg, working you to sleep inside her, as she gave a slight burp, and then closed her eyes to nap.

(W.. wow.. I l.. legitimately d.. don’t know how to respond o////o)

What can I say, except, you're welcome.

as is my addition to the dragon in question's belly, i h..hope >//<

jokes aside, ive seen worse writing in full-length stories- really impressed!

Heh, I call them Shorts, and I tend to try and tailor them to someone for the fun of it. 5 bucks a pop, usually finished in a few minutes to an hour, depending on the request, and I try to include things I think the person will enjoy.

Just one of the advantages of being insane, you can see the worlds and just write down what you see. Regardless, glad you enjoyed it, and the art too, I think he did a great job on this.