Kayron ... has a deep, dark secret he keeps buried inside; literally (okay, I know this is a vore account, but not THAT literally). It stands to reason that any proud, tall, predatory dragon would want to hide this secret; but some people can't help but ask what the little symbol is on Kayron's chest--and if they pry hard enough, they might be able to glean that Kayron has a curse, which is lifted by a gem necklace that merges with his scales in many situations; a curse that involves a tiny, 1'8" kobold, who also happens to be Kayron.

It seems  quintree learned about this secret, and approached Kayron with all his charm and kindness he could muster (which is a lot, mind you), eventually convincing the 12' dragon to shift all the way down to his tiny kobold form so the horse could have some fun. Kayron reluctantly agreed to help Quintree have some fun by swallowing a certain kobold and feeling him expand a hundred times to fill his gut to the very brim (and far beyond). After all, just because Quin COULD swallow such a massive beast normally, doesn't mean he WANTED to.



Recently I've grown quite attached to kobolds and how adorable they are; you may recall a picture of Adisa as a kobold (which would mark the time at which I decided I wanted one of my characters to have a kobold form). Eventually, I reluctantly decided that I would replace Kayron's wolf form with a kobold form--which causes some lore/background issues that I'll have to iron out, but I decided it was maybe better both as a character flaw, and in case I ever wanted to play prey, but didn't want to feel like my massive, dominant dragon form was suddenly being submissive for an anthro or something like that. Also solves other desires for unwilling spots and such too. Plus, isn't it kinda cute to take a massive beast who can (and will) swallow you whole and turn him into an adorably useless and snuggleable kobold? I've been reluctant to post any art with Kayron as a kobold (Kaybold, I've affectionately nicknamed him) because I, along with Kayron, am slightly ashamed of the kobold form, but this was too good of an idea to pass up. So, meet Kaybold!



This was a fun little idea I had from a commission Quintree purchased, which got me thinking: what sort of special ways could Kayron fill that horse's gut? He is such a good looking predator, and being a horse is certainly an unfair advantage too.

Quintree, the horse, belongs to  quintree

Kayron, the kobold-turned-massive-belly-bulge, belongs to me.