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Double, Double (and Double, and Double...)
Every witch rides a broom. Every witch dresses in black. Every witch has a familiar. Every witch cackles while brewing potions, curses arrogant kings, and is old and wrinkly and warty. And has a black cat.
Genevieve might not be old or wrinkly or warty - in fact, for a witch, she’s rather young and pretty, as well as more than a little bit of a klutz (heck, she’s not even that good at brewing potions!) - but she certainly has a little kitty familiar. Hera might be a little more bone idle than most familiars - it probably comes with being a feline - but even so, Genevieve can’t help but imagine what it might be like if she was just a little bit more…
Impressive.
Bigger.
Just a little bit bigger…
Gosh, this year is having a lot of firsts in terms of the stuff I put up on my gallery - first completely SFW story, first milk-growth story, first time writing myself/my fursona growing - and here’s another one; my first Halloween story. Well, Halloween-ish - there’s nothing spooky or even really Halloween-related going on, other than it featuring a witch and her increasingly oversized black-cat-familiar, but as far as I’m concerned it still counts. On the subject of firsts - this is the first time I’ve written human growth/giantess for my gallery; in the sense of, a human growing with no transformation-related elements whatsoever - even though I wrote a lot of that sort of thing back in my writing.com days. Hope everyone enjoys, and happy Halloween!
Contents:
Fantasy
Cat - female, feral
Female growth - both feral cat and human/giantess
Macro/giantess growth - feral cat; human giantess
Macro - megamacro, gigamacro
Growth via magic/potion
Teasing/smug growing character - female/feral cat
Size difference/size tiering - larger female/smaller female; larger feral, smaller human (reversed later in the story)
Word count: 6,625
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Genevieve might not be old or wrinkly or warty - in fact, for a witch, she’s rather young and pretty, as well as more than a little bit of a klutz (heck, she’s not even that good at brewing potions!) - but she certainly has a little kitty familiar. Hera might be a little more bone idle than most familiars - it probably comes with being a feline - but even so, Genevieve can’t help but imagine what it might be like if she was just a little bit more…
Impressive.
Bigger.
Just a little bit bigger…
Gosh, this year is having a lot of firsts in terms of the stuff I put up on my gallery - first completely SFW story, first milk-growth story, first time writing myself/my fursona growing - and here’s another one; my first Halloween story. Well, Halloween-ish - there’s nothing spooky or even really Halloween-related going on, other than it featuring a witch and her increasingly oversized black-cat-familiar, but as far as I’m concerned it still counts. On the subject of firsts - this is the first time I’ve written human growth/giantess for my gallery; in the sense of, a human growing with no transformation-related elements whatsoever - even though I wrote a lot of that sort of thing back in my writing.com days. Hope everyone enjoys, and happy Halloween!
Contents:
Fantasy
Cat - female, feral
Female growth - both feral cat and human/giantess
Macro/giantess growth - feral cat; human giantess
Macro - megamacro, gigamacro
Growth via magic/potion
Teasing/smug growing character - female/feral cat
Size difference/size tiering - larger female/smaller female; larger feral, smaller human (reversed later in the story)
Word count: 6,625
Posted using PostyBirb
Category Story / Macro / Micro
Species Housecat
Size 120 x 94px
File Size 26.6 kB
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Are you ever planning on writing a more spooky/dreadful type story?
The way you describe size and how it affects everything is fascinating.
I’m curious to how it could be implemented in a rather classic “Horror Monster gets stronger as the Story goes along.” Scenario (AKA: the ‘Monster’ starts off tiny but continuously grows larger.)
The way you describe size and how it affects everything is fascinating.
I’m curious to how it could be implemented in a rather classic “Horror Monster gets stronger as the Story goes along.” Scenario (AKA: the ‘Monster’ starts off tiny but continuously grows larger.)
Thank you! And definitely at some point in the future - I have more stuff to get through but I have the beginnings of an idea involving Sekhmet from Egyptian mythology involving a lot of destruction, rampaging and even trying out bloodier/more explicitly horror stuff. Probably won't be for a while yet, though!
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