You would have wondered if Absol was even able to hear you from inside his own mouth. That swiftly ceased being a concern as the giant's purring abruptly stopped. The great white feline had gone still, probably to listen. With that in mind, you repeated your call, "Absol?"
The spongy, slimy 'floor' beneath you began to tilt as Absol presumably began to lower his head to put you on the ground. Sure enough, you slid towards the wall of teeth that blocked your way out. That wall parted as Absol gently open his jaws and allowed you to drop a very short distance (even for you) onto the ground.
Your colossal friend watched as you picked yourself up, futilely attempting to wipe some of the saliva off your arm. Absol soon spoke after you opted to remain silent. He started by gently murmuring your name, "Are you alright? Did I hurt you?"
You shook your head. However, the action failed to calm the Dark-type. If anything, it made him feel worse, "Then what is wrong? I heard you call for me. You sounded... I'm not sure. But it wasn't right. Were you scared?"
You hesitated. Were you scared? You had been slightly worried, but you trusted Absol, didn't you? "No. No, I wasn't scared. I trust you. But I didn't want to be in your mouth."
You watched Absol's expression fall. Despite your attempt to convince and placate him, he clearly still thought that you had been afraid of him, "I'm sorry. I wasn't thinking. It was the best way to get you without hurting you. If I had known you'd hate it that much-"
You hastily interrupted him before his words got worse, "It was a mistake, that's all. And I wouldn't say I hate hated it. I mean, yeah. It is very wet in there and a bit too close to being a way down your throat for my liking. But it is warm and mostly secure. Your tongue was quite soft and spongy. It felt rather nice... T-That aside, it was just a mistake. I'm not mad about it. You just need to learn for next time. Maybe save the mouth-play for when you actually need it, alright?"
Absol looked you over one more time, as though thinking, then nodded, "I will. Either way, I would say I won."
That got you to chuckle and roll your eyes, "I would say so."
The great feline's eyes sparkled, "In that case,
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