Part of the griffon myth is that they primarily eat horses and horse-related animals.

Like sea ponies.

In fact hippogriffs were never believed to exist, even when things like dragons, griffons and unicorns were, because the only way to get a hippogriff was for a griffon to mate with a horse, which would never ever happen.

“accidental implied vore” tag

Sorry to put a code to Ardashir.

Ardashir
 
This is Cool.

Poor Terramar. How I laughed when I read this.

I’m fine with this

I missed this funny piece

@Sgt. Bright  
Not that kind of eating bruv

@GanymedeSkies  
It’s an adult thing.

Wait… What?
 
Since when did Griffons eat Hippogriffs?

@Background Pony #061C  
I envy your innocence.

At least they will be able to pass the oral part of the friendship final exams.

You’d think that sex jokes wouldn’t elicit a reaction from a demon, but it turns out no.

Damnit. This made me laugh.

Bravo!!! I was hoping that there would be some shipping with Gallus and Silverstream, and not only do I see that, I can see a bit of explicit with her and Gallus as well. Terramar is gonna be scarred for a few days after knowing his (i’m assuming) older sister has a boyfriend, and much more than that….

@Background Pony #061C  
“Eating” somebody, or more commonly “eating them out”, is slang for cunnilingus. Terramar is worried about legends where griffons eat hippogriffs in the sense of literally eating them, but Silverstream misunderstands what type of eating he means (or possibly just decides to mess with him) and reveals that Gallus gives her oral sex.

@Jarkes
 
Oh ok.

Wait….I don’t get it.

@Background Pony #2162
 
“Too Much Information.”

Whats “TMI”?

Hooo boy. I haven’t laughed this hard in a while.
 
@ShiiKra  
As I understand it, the idea is less that hippogriffs are physically part griffon and more that hippogriffs are genealogically part griffon. Hippogriffs being the offspring of griffons and horses is something that shows up in most medieval myths about hippogriffs, and in a lot of modern works too.
 
In fact, the very first appearance of any note of hippogriffs in literature – in Ludovico Ariosto’s epic poem Orlando Furioso, where Ariosto more or less invented the myth of the hippogriff – explicitly describes hippogriffs as such: