This ended up failing. The dogs had surgical precision with their teeth. Against Vero's cries and pleas, they methodically stripped every peace of dead meat off every string and wandered off with them...

Like how she's also an animal and there's animal too in zoo

Fun fact, wild dogs actually prioritize feeding the youngest first, and they do not wait to ensure you are dead before eating. You are torn to shreds while still alive, and it starts with the cutest members of the pack.

"So what happened to Veronica?" ... "To shreds, you say. How's her family handing it?" ... "To shreds, you say..."

[quote]"naughtydoggerels":/users/163505 said: At this point, I believe Veronica is immortal/has regenerative powers [/quote] Nope. The way this works is, every death is canon in different universes. So, every death is uniquely legit, even if it's the same character in a different situation.

At this point, I believe Veronica is immortal/has regenerative powers

Wow

[quote]"mrfernando":/users/2157941 said: To be honest, it's an example of how insensitive society can be. I don't see any problem with that in a video game, comic, movie, or TV series, but I find it disturbing to enjoy something like that in real life. [/quote] Aka, your a normal person

[quote]"temp7":/users/441762 said: Or an incredible case of bystander effect: Thumb #2693740 [/quote] To be honest, it's an example of how insensitive society can be. I don't see any problem with that in a video game, comic, movie, or TV series, but I find it disturbing to enjoy something like that in real life.

[quote]"lordofkoi3":/users/2172452 said: Given the artist, I'm surprised the crowd isn't furiously jerking off at the mere prospect of someone getting brutally murdered and eaten by some wild animals in front of them (or even just somewhere in the world, really). [/quote] [quote]"mrfernando":/users/2157941 said: It might be a society that enjoys sadistic spectacles. Or, in this case, finds it funny to see a naked girl with chunks of flesh being eaten alive. [/quote] Or an incredible case of bystander effect: Thumb #2693740

It might be a society that enjoys sadistic spectacles. Or, in this case, finds it funny to see a naked girl with chunks of flesh being eaten alive.

Given the artist, I'm surprised the crowd isn't furiously jerking off at the mere prospect of someone getting brutally murdered and eaten by some wild animals in front of them (or even just somewhere in the world, really).

How wholesome, surely nothing bad happens