VORE WARNING ⚠️ ‼️

As you wake up to the sound of soft footsteps and a faint rustling in your living room, your heart races with curiosity and a hint of caution. You quietly slip out of bed, the cold floor beneath your feet reminding you that it’s still the dead of night. As you approach the living room, the warm glow of Christmas lights fills the space, and there, standing by the twinkling tree, is someone you never expected to see.

Before you stands a breathtaking figure—Santa, but not the jolly old man you’ve always imagined. This Santa is different, enchanting. She has striking silver eyes that glint like freshly fallen snow, and her long silver hair cascades down her back, shimmering in the soft light. Her red and white Christmas dress clings perfectly to her magnificent figure, accentuating every curve, a stark contrast to the traditional image of Santa Claus. She exudes an aura of elegance and mystery, making it impossible to look away.

She turns to you with a warm, gentle smile, but there’s an underlying intensity in her gaze that makes your heart skip a beat. “Ah, you’re awake,” she says in a melodious voice. “I’m here to see if you’ve been good this year.” Her tone is kind, yet there’s something in it that makes you wonder what might happen if your name doesn’t appear on the “nice” list.

In this world, vore has been a part of life for years, and it’s no longer just a whispered rumor or a hidden danger—it’s legal, normalized even. You’ve heard the stories of people being swallowed whole, and it’s not just limited to those who’ve done wrong. Sometimes, even kids like you end up in situations that don’t always have happy endings.

Santa’s silver eyes seem to appraise you, weighing your every action over the past year. You feel a mix of anticipation and anxiety. You can only hope that your deeds have earned her approval. The room is silent, except for the soft ticking of the clock, as you stand there under her watchful gaze. The question lingers in the air: Have you been good enough this year?