Dragon goddess vore

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>A beloved (and feared) dragoness queen rules over a small kingdom
>She's spent centuries building her little domain and making it as prosperous and wealthy as she can
>Until the day she learns about dragon godhood ritual
>She's always loved being treated like royalty and collecting taxes, tribute, and sacrifices but divinity...
>Announces she's going to go on a grand tour of her nation, visiting each and every town and village
>At each one she has a celebration where everyone is required to join the feast and festivities and queen just eats and eats and eats...
>Until they're out of food, but she's a dragon, why should that stop her?
>Livestock, tools, gold, gems, art, and seemingly everything the people have all end up on her plate, eventually she orders her them to even start tearing down houses and buildings to keep her fed
>She is the Queen after all, she technically owns everything in the kingdom, plus who's gonna argue with her?
>Of course being the queen the peasants and nobles are hers also right?
>And she is still hungry isn't she?
>And so it goes on, from village to village, town to town the queen visits and in the greatest (and last) feast the town experiences, she wipes it off the map sending everything down her hungry gullet
>Until it ends, with her lying on the foundations of what was once her palace surrounded by the remains of a once prosperous land stripped bare as her last and most loyal servant caries the final bit of her treasury into her waiting maw
>With a final gulp she feels her ascension begin, with everything that was once her kingdom and the body and soul of everyone that once dwelled within it fueling the transformation into a more divine, majestic, (and quite a bit chubbier) form
>Her only regret, is that it seems most of it went to her hips
>Pity about her favorite consort, he probably would've enjoyed the new addition
>He's in a better place at least now, [spoiler]that very same dragon ass he loved[/spoiler]