A Nightmare's End
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 40
by
copier
· original author:
penslayer5
Steve was on pins and needles as he watched the scene before him play out. His lab assistant put herself in mortal danger to save his wife and in a last-ditch effort to save herself, dropped the portable shrink ray model into the giantess's mouth.
"There's no telling how Erica's stomach acid will react to the core." He thought gravely.
All of his questions would soon be answered when as loud gurgling sound came from the giant woman's gut. She clenched her midsection with her free hand and carelessly dropped Beth as she felt her insides burn. Her stomach felt like it was on fire.
"Beth?!" Debbie cried out as she watched the blonde fall and crash onto the hood of a car.
She would've gone out to check on the blonde, but the giantess's presence rooted her in place. Erica was not clenching her swollen belly with both hands and hunched over like a person experiencing food poising. The shrink ray must not be sitting right.
*Burp*
Erica released a belch of epic proportions that shattered glass and before the pair in the Hardware Center knew it, she began to rapidly dwindle in size. Both Steve and Debbie looked on in awe as the once towering monster shrank smaller and smaller.
Before long, her head didn't even eclipse the buildings or any of the trees. Soon she was back to the scale she was when Debbie first laid eyes on her, but it didn't stop there. Erica continued to shrink. The top of her scalp didn't even reach Debbie's chin or breasts and eventually the woman was doll sized.
"Oh my god." Steve breathed.
He could hardly believe what he was seeing. Was Erica actually about to shrink so small that she winked out of existence or entered some kind of subatomic universe like in the movie Ant-Man?
"Steve?" Debbie spoke in horror.
Erica's descent continued from doll to bug and pretty soon speck. The former giantess was now a speck, and the speck was still shrinking until at last, she finally vanished from the naked eye. Just like that the monster was gone and the nightmare at its end.
Debbie couldn't believe it. She turned to her tiny husband. "Did you see that?"
Steve reluctantly nodded, a sad expression on his face. "Yes, I did see."
Such a waste.
That's when Debbie remembered a certainly blonde that landed hard on the roof of a car.
"Beth?! She still hasn't moved!"
Steve's eyes widened as he momentarily forgot about his assistant. His wife quickly scooped him up and ran him over towards the old Station Wagon Beth crash landed on.
"Please don't be dead. Please don't be dead." He prayed.
She saved everyone's lives, and he didn't even want to think about delivering bad news to her father.
"Please be okay." Debbie panicked.
The reached the car and found Beth...
"There's no telling how Erica's stomach acid will react to the core." He thought gravely.
All of his questions would soon be answered when as loud gurgling sound came from the giant woman's gut. She clenched her midsection with her free hand and carelessly dropped Beth as she felt her insides burn. Her stomach felt like it was on fire.
"Beth?!" Debbie cried out as she watched the blonde fall and crash onto the hood of a car.
She would've gone out to check on the blonde, but the giantess's presence rooted her in place. Erica was not clenching her swollen belly with both hands and hunched over like a person experiencing food poising. The shrink ray must not be sitting right.
*Burp*
Erica released a belch of epic proportions that shattered glass and before the pair in the Hardware Center knew it, she began to rapidly dwindle in size. Both Steve and Debbie looked on in awe as the once towering monster shrank smaller and smaller.
Before long, her head didn't even eclipse the buildings or any of the trees. Soon she was back to the scale she was when Debbie first laid eyes on her, but it didn't stop there. Erica continued to shrink. The top of her scalp didn't even reach Debbie's chin or breasts and eventually the woman was doll sized.
"Oh my god." Steve breathed.
He could hardly believe what he was seeing. Was Erica actually about to shrink so small that she winked out of existence or entered some kind of subatomic universe like in the movie Ant-Man?
"Steve?" Debbie spoke in horror.
Erica's descent continued from doll to bug and pretty soon speck. The former giantess was now a speck, and the speck was still shrinking until at last, she finally vanished from the naked eye. Just like that the monster was gone and the nightmare at its end.
Debbie couldn't believe it. She turned to her tiny husband. "Did you see that?"
Steve reluctantly nodded, a sad expression on his face. "Yes, I did see."
Such a waste.
That's when Debbie remembered a certainly blonde that landed hard on the roof of a car.
"Beth?! She still hasn't moved!"
Steve's eyes widened as he momentarily forgot about his assistant. His wife quickly scooped him up and ran him over towards the old Station Wagon Beth crash landed on.
"Please don't be dead. Please don't be dead." He prayed.
She saved everyone's lives, and he didn't even want to think about delivering bad news to her father.
"Please be okay." Debbie panicked.
The reached the car and found Beth...
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