Sometimes Jannik's voracity comes back to bite him in the ass in numerous ways. Whether it's being called by his boss to tell him he now has to work a double shift because someone didn't show up for work on account of being digested, or having to pay an expensive towing bill to remove yet another delivery driver's car from his driveway, the poor moon wolf has to spend an unfortunate amount of time in unpleasant conversations to deal with the more agitating aftermath of having a meal.

Of course, much like the prey in his stomach, the annoyance is mostly temporary, so he's not exactly out to learn any lessons from it.

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You could think of this as a direct sequel to this picture that I posted earlier. I do, anyway. In fact this was supposed to be posted last time and I missed it (whoops).
While vore in Jannik's world doesn't have the same kind of consequences as what you might expect for removing someone from the world would, it doesn't mean it's well-received by everyone involved, and there's still stigma to it on some level. At a minimum, people tend to be afraid of you if they know you've done it before. Others might try to get revenge (though this is less common because who would attack someone capable of stomaching people whole?)

I've never really tried to dissect the sociology of a world that accepts vore as just "a thing that happens" in any serious way. Probably best I don't either.

Anyway, this fun and funny piece was made by MadHatterMonster!