Corporate brainwashing

Corporate brainwashing

A bit of a softer vore concept, non-fatal in this case.

The head of HR for a big corporation, Velma is a huge polar bear, slabs of muscle buried beneath plenty of cushioning fat.  She wears obviously-custom tailored suits, though anyone who sees her often enough during the day might notice that they hang differently on her before and after certain appointments…

Velma is a very special creature.  She once swallowed an Inuit shaman, and with his dying breaths, the shaman carved mystic marks into her stomach lining with his flint knife, intent on cursing his devourer.  The spirits frowned on this act and kept Velma from dying of her wounds, but a trace of the curse’s intent remains.

Velma cannot digest or even truly harm anyone she devours.  She can bend her will upon them however, she discovered after frustrating years of experimentation.

Now, Velma takes problem employees aside for private meetings.  Some problems are ‘solved’ in a single day.  Others…well, let’s just say Velma files the paperwork to establish they’re on vacation, and keeps them trapped in her depths, marinating in slime, the endless, oceanic waves of her will breaking over them.

In some cases, she’s had to brainwash them completely and build new personalities from the ground up.  Those are her model employees, utterly devoted to the company, and more importantly, to her.

That she derives a lot of pleasure from holding a struggling life in her personal gastric prison, not to mention passing them later through her well-trained, greasy black donut of an anus, is a definite motivator for the big plush bear.  You’ve got to love your work after all!