~IamGuest18

Hello readers!

First of all, I'd like to thank you for the faves from my story submissions and taking time to read the stories I submitted. You may also have noticed that I rushed through writing by keeping too short on several parts and grammar mistakes.

World building from Cult of the Lamb is interesting because vore themes are quite strong in this game, or so I expressed my view while I play the game myself. One of ways to find out how, comes from one particular NPC you meet during the roguelike dungeon runs goes by name Haro that speaks about the lore, especially how the lands used to harbor about 100 gods in this world: 'Mayhaps they devour or devoured in turn' is one of the lines that's mentioned by the owl (Yes, I thought Haro is some kind of big sparrow) which I can imagine Old Faith's cult run by five prophets Shamura, Heket, Kallamar, Leshy and finally Narinder are the cause for other gods going to hiding or found and eaten which comes from all kinds leading cults that are violent and non-violent in nature, but Old Faith happens to be more successful in eradicating other faiths because, here me out: They grow stronger by absorbing the powers from the gods they slain.

Some elements from the game I used to write the vore stories, like the first story have combined ritual of 'Sacrifice of the flesh' and 'Feasting ritual'. The crown upgrade 'The Hunger' also plays part in this power for Lambert. The cons of this ritual is that I'd imagine that after each night you're losing health like half a heart so our main character will have to constantly eat cultists to keep it healthy. That wasn't so bad until more cultists are getting greedy like in my story 'Dark Desires'. because they can have the same effects like our main character can have.

Looking back at the trailers, especially whom Lamb is choosing a sacrifice that was either between frog eating popcorn, the fox playing on nose or one overjoyed bunny those are my inspirations as Cheeky the frog, Nomer the fox and Chipper the bunny. Nomer is one of the random generated names you get in part of customizing the cultist ready to be indoctrinated. Longbrow is based on Haro and she's indoctrinated from a land that's not mentioned before in the game, however the loyal enforcer would in my view, take care of things in the cult base while you're crusading in the lands of Old Faith like making sure the cultists are fed, they are behaving and working hard and they won't be ending inside Longbrow's tummy.

I'll be also interested to write Cult of The Lamb story that can use more of roguelike action like that's shortly introduced in my second story 'My dinner now' however with some extra backup that aren't floating demons but cultists in original forms, armed with normal weapons but disciplined like a mercenary with training...and very hungry thanks to the necklaces that Lambert gave them, which their bodies will reform back to original state like Ritual of Resurrection when they died. Especially with the day/night phrase are short which their hearts have shrinking health problem. Introducing more of the doctrine will be met with ramifications of dire consequences for sure, fortunately the solutions are simple: This will be like new form of dissenting cultists so prison pillory will do because that will make them starve to death by just leaving them hanging, re-educating them take twice as long than normal kind of re-educating dissenters and that way the cultists will able to control themselves over the food, for now. So far that's the only way the cultist with that never-seen-before necklace to die permanently.

Now you might be wondering about thumbnails or art commissions? I haven't asked anyone and enjoying cult of the lamb vore arts is good enough. I can make the stories worthwhile the read, I am quite rusty in terms of storywriting, let alone making arts myself. That will be all for now.