As his body was now being enthusiastically engulfed, it was clear to Serf, a bold and swift escape was now impossible. As he was being forced deeper into Tsunade's bowels, he was soon to become closely aquatinted with internal activities of his sleeping hostess. And while this was not the first time he had been given such an honor, the small man began preparing himself regardless. As he was well aware, some of the organs he would soon meet were more considerate to a trapped tiny than others.

Case in point, the first leg of his journey, the small intestine, was perhaps the most brusque. Enveloped tightly in this squeezing tube, unable to move under his own power, Serf's inward advance was dictated by the moods of rippling muscles and sucking forces. Whether he would be coxed further on or held indeterminately, was entirely up to capricious, bodily instincts.

At least after reaching the large intestine, the tiny man could reasonably situate himself. Likewise, with enough room to maneuver, Serf was able to expedite his "passage" by moving himself forward. The fact Tsunade was laying down also aided the gentleman's advance. However, as she would occasionally turn in her sleep, Serf was powerless to stop himself from sliding back and forth through her darkened depths. Yet, after crawling up and down the labyrinth that was his hostess' insides, Serf would eventually be relieved to discover that, despite being tossed around these dank, quivering tunnels, he did not end up getting turned around... He had finally made it to Tsunade's *ahem​* exit.

Unfortunately, while our small man's journey had reach it's end, it was still not yet over. Too big to squeeze through the trembling orifice before him, yet too small to force it open, Serf would again be left to wait. He would have to wait until his hostess awoke... Wait until she gathered herself... And wait until she'd inevitably let him out. And given how much she'd drank the previous evening, if our tiny gentleman could count on anything, once Tsunade had finally awakened, his expected escape was certain to occur sooner rather than later...

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