No, seriously. Yes, I have a more “humane” taste. But nevertheless, I really wonder if she kills ponies by digesting them (in the sense of fatally, without recovery and all that), or not (that is, ponies can stay alive in one form or another)? Or is it, as they say, at the discretion of the viewer? Because based on the Twi reaction, those who are eaten are unlikely to die. Otherwise, the princess would probably have turned on the inner inquisitor, as she did throughout the series).

@Best Ponies
No, seriously. Yes, I have a more “humane” taste. But nevertheless, I really wonder if she kills ponies by digesting them (in the sense of fatally, without recovery and all that), or not (that is, ponies can stay alive in one form or another)? Or is it, as they say, at the discretion of the viewer? Because based on the Twi reaction, those who are eaten are unlikely to die. Otherwise, the princess would probably have turned on the inner inquisitor, as she did throughout the series).

@Background Pony #84AA
Everyone has their own taste for something.~ <3

@Komandor Voider
Ok good. Every time I see fatal vore it is simply just too much for me. It’s so hard blacklisting the stuff I don’t like without blacklisting the stuff I do like.

There are tags that people seem to forget to add like implied reformation or fatal vore.

@Best Ponies
It turns out that she can revive digested ponies, or is there something I didn’t understand? Yes, I hate fatal vore too).

@Background Pony #84AA
Well, she let Pinkie out before, so she might do it again with those inside her. uwu

I have a feeling Twilight has been eaten at some point and doesn’t want to go through that again. Because when I see the rules above, one of them says “I eat those who sleep for too long” and then the other that says “Return books on time.”

I doubt Twilight hasn’t done those which is good because that would imply non fatal vore and it’s simply just a small punishment. (Im just finding ways to make myself enjoy this, please don’t judge, I don’t like death)