The last of the doodles I’ve made so far for now, with the cute pegasus mom again. Enjoy!  

<ins>(Sketch: https://sta.sh/01kjxd9ke3kf)</ins>

—————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————    Windy Whistles was unfortunate not being able to attend a Wonderbolt flight shows for her daughter. She was very preoccupied as she made a big mistake trusting a lengthy and sinister python, who’s only intent was to keep her in his coils, whether to have as a squeeze toy, mate, or even as a delicious meal. Nonetheless, the cute pegasus struggled to escape when she felt the coils wrap around her, binding her smooth legs and curvy hips. Her arms and belly get covered by the gleaming scales and her soft feathers blocked by the serpent flesh. She blushed heavily when the coils pushed up her chest, being very noticed by the python. Seeing Windy wince and struggle was indeed cute, but of course her resistance needed to come to a stop. The python lure in closer, placing his forehead against Windy’s, the mare blushing from the closed distance until she saw the colorful rings fill in. Her pupils shrank as her own eyes were being filled with magnificent colors, drool dripping from her soft lips as she was falling deeper into a trance. The python continued coiling her, the tail slithering above her chest and right for her smooth neck. Windy whimpered at the smooth touch of the scales, her mind dripping with desire and lust now that her will was breaking. Her mind was officially gone once the tail wrapped around her neck, giving a quick, but bold tug that made Windy gag, but smile so happily now that she belonged to the python. So willing to please and obey, Windy stared back at her slithery master, the snake pulling her cocoon up to the treetops where he will have lots of fun with the beautiful pegasus.

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A very simple idea for Windy Whistles, really. She’s really been growing on me, and it’s always fun to draw her in these scenarios.  

*Kaa the Python-Rudyard Kipling

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