#Raven and starfire full#

'Teehee! Looks like I am the gas master!' Raven though annoyed, gave a sly smirk. Starfire got up and Raven immediately shot up and gasped for fresh air. Starfire proceeded to sit upon Ravens face. 'Wait wha-' Before Raven could react, Starfire had pinned her down and had oriented her rump directly congruent to Raven's nostrils. 'That is quite smelly Raven!' Starfire waved the air. Raven turned herself around and stuck her ample grey butt in Starfire's face. 'That stinks Starfire, but I think I can be even stinkier!' 'But releasing the big fart is much more fun!' 'aaah.' Starfire stuck out her bottom lip. You gotta just let it out instead of forcing it, like so.' Raven tilted her butt a bit. Raven looked at her with a raised eyebrow. 'I think I can do much better!' Starfire held her arms close to her chest and grunted loudly. I'll go first.' Raven leaned forward and closed one eye. 'How about a farting contest?' Starfire giggled into her hand. The girls ceased their laugh riot when their tummies began acting up again.

Raven couldn't help but giggle at their foul fumes. 'Oh wait! Let me have a try!' Starfire lifted her butt up and stuck her tongue out. That is quite funny!' Starfire waved in front of her face. Raven's face blushed brightly as she crossed her arms and tried her best to look as apathetic as possible. Raven locked eyes with her and there was an awkward pause. Starfire was initially taken aback by the loud emission. Maybe that wasn't such a good idea.' The uncomfortable pocket of air moved from her stomach to the area just behind her butt and Raven didn't have much choice but to let it out. A painful bloating sensation was made aware to her as she gripped her belly in pain. She looked down to see her tummy growling and churning. Then Raven felt something brewing in her gut. They sat still for a moment, enjoying the silence and feeling well fed. 'Aw man.' Raven began 'I couldn't eat another bite.' Starfire nodded in response. Raven and Starfire released massive belches.

#Raven and starfire full#

They sat on the Titans couch, full to the brim and cradling their bulging bellies in their hands. 'Woah!' Raven managed to barely catch the falling bowl with her soul self.Ībout 20 minutes had passed and the two superheroines had made their way through the massive pot. 'Oh! Most wonderful!' Starfire carelessly dropped the pot to clap her hands. She put the spoon in her mouth, chewing the stuff. 'It's actually pretty good.' Raven said, hardly believing it herself. She stuck her tounge out to taste it, immediately opening her eyes in shock. She held a small glob of the emerald stuff in front of her face, inhaling its bizarre odor. Raven made a shallow indentation in the clay-ish material. She looked deeply into the green mush and exhaled in preparation. 'Uuugh! Fine!' Raven snatched the spoon out of the grinning Starfire's hand. 'Star don't-' Starfire gave Raven that puppy dog look she knew she couldn't deny. 'Come!' Starfire shoved the wooden spoon in Ravens face. It looked like a green, frosting like paste. 'It is a makeshift version of a classical Tamaranean breakfast Slkarggneil!' Raven took a closer look inside the bowl. All Raven could see was a few pink and green polka dotted tentacles writhing outside the bowl. 'Hello friend, would you like to partake in a prized Tamaranean dish!' Starfire held a massive purple bowl which she was stirring with a comically sized wooden spoon. 'Starfire.' Raven muttered, clearly upset.

She stopped dead in her tracks when she found another person in the house. She flew to the kitchen, humming all the way. She felt better already with her new found privacy. Raven drew a great breath from her nose and exhaled out of her mouth. That was almost never the case, not with beast boy and, yeah just with beast boy around. As she floated down the corridors of Titans Tower, the one thing that stood out to her was how desolate and quiet it was. Her head was pounding and she couldn't move her eyes around without it hurting. It was a bad morning for Raven, although to be fair, their weren't a whole lot of other kinds of mornings for Raven to have.