They want to explore more
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 29
by
copier
· original author:
jurto2
As unusual as this seemed, the duo wanted to explore and document more before leaving.
Steve, keeper of the shrink ray, was able to trek up the wall of the uterus, dodging various bits of blood and tissue separating itself from Nicole's endometrium. He shouted over to Debbie, assuming she was probably about where he was, but in the other, 'separate' uterus, "I'll be right back, I'm going to shrink down and go check out the Fallopian tube to see if anything else is different". "Okay, honey," she yelled back, "don't be gone too long, though, and be careful, I can't reach you without the shrink ray."
Steve shrunk himself down to a near-microscopic level and began to explore the Fallopian tube and started making his way to the ovary. At that size, however, it took him longer than he expected; the cilia, or little waving finger-like cellular structures, seemed to want to control his progress.
After an hour's trip, he observed a popped blister on the ovary itself in the process of healing over, a clear sign of which of the two ovaries Nicole's monthly ovum grew from this month. He took some pictures for reference while dodging the occasional fimbrae that was trying to swish him back towards the Fallopian tube and uterus as if he were an ovum himself.
After satisfying his curiosity, Steve let the fimbrae and cilia do their job and take him back towards the uterus. He didn't way too long to start helping things along, though, he didn't have the time to wait for the four days that an ovum usually takes to get from one end to the other.
(Author's Note) ▶︎
When Steve returned to the uterus, another hour had passed. More importantly, however,
Steve, keeper of the shrink ray, was able to trek up the wall of the uterus, dodging various bits of blood and tissue separating itself from Nicole's endometrium. He shouted over to Debbie, assuming she was probably about where he was, but in the other, 'separate' uterus, "I'll be right back, I'm going to shrink down and go check out the Fallopian tube to see if anything else is different". "Okay, honey," she yelled back, "don't be gone too long, though, and be careful, I can't reach you without the shrink ray."
Steve shrunk himself down to a near-microscopic level and began to explore the Fallopian tube and started making his way to the ovary. At that size, however, it took him longer than he expected; the cilia, or little waving finger-like cellular structures, seemed to want to control his progress.
After an hour's trip, he observed a popped blister on the ovary itself in the process of healing over, a clear sign of which of the two ovaries Nicole's monthly ovum grew from this month. He took some pictures for reference while dodging the occasional fimbrae that was trying to swish him back towards the Fallopian tube and uterus as if he were an ovum himself.
After satisfying his curiosity, Steve let the fimbrae and cilia do their job and take him back towards the uterus. He didn't way too long to start helping things along, though, he didn't have the time to wait for the four days that an ovum usually takes to get from one end to the other.
(Author's Note) ▶︎
When Steve returned to the uterus, another hour had passed. More importantly, however,
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