Sending a Message
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 72
by
copier
· original author:
pats2015
In the middle of a field a black suv stood out in the see of wheat. Two men in matching black suits sat on the hood of the car.
"What makes the bosses think they'll come this way?" Agent Strahm said.
"Just playing the odds I guess. They got guys posted all over the county. At schools, hospitals, even a church. Agent Davis replied without removing the binoculars from his eyes.
"That be a sight. That your Giantess Task Force expertise talking?" Strahm laughed.
"Some task force? The older one was practically on her knees waiting to be taken down and they just let them hop skip their way out of there." Davis scoffed.
"You're just pissed they passed you over. How many times you apply? Five, Six times?"
"Actually it was three times. I think it's privately funded. You clearly have to know someone to get the gig. That won't matter once we take down these colossal convicts. Then they'll have to assign me to the task force." Davis said hopeful.
"Right? I don't know why you want to be a part of those nuts anyway." Strahm said.
"You seen the arsenal they're packing? Makes our stuff look like peashooters." Davis said.
"Well I guess they need it. Last time I checked drug dealers and terrorists don't swallow you whole." Strahm admitted.
"Dangers of the job. It's worth it to me. You mind keeping watch for a while I got to take a leak." Davis asked.
"Yeah. Go." Strahm waved him off. Once Davis was out of sight Strahm put the binoculars on the hood of the car and pulled out his phone.
The soft ground of dirt and vegetation helped mask the two giant footsteps. They lingered behind an abandoned warehouse seeing the black suv sitting out in the open.
"Is this your doing Debbie?" Erica asked.
"No. I didn't think anyone be here."
It was true. Ever since they'd lost the giantess task force Debbie had intentionally led Erica to a more rural path to avoid any loss of life. The last thing she wanted was confrontation.
"You seem nervous Debbie. Something wrong?" Erica asked squinting her eyes trying to read her fellow giantess."
"It's nothing. If we're quiet we can go around without alerting them." Debbie suggested.
"Fat chance. If their standing between me and my daughter than they're already dead. Besides there's something I need to do."
"Wait! Erica! Stop! Debbie yelled at Erica's back.
Agent Davis was in the middle of wrapping up his business when the whole earth shook around him. He braced his hand against the tree in front of him. As he touched the bark a blood curdling scream echoed from up the path he came.
"Oh God. They're here. Now's my time." Davis said as he pulled up his zipper and pulled out his gun
Erica was stopped in front of the toy size suv, her tongue furiously poking at her teeth by the time Debbie caught up to her.
"Debbie...if you only ever learn one thing about being a giantess let it be this. Never eat anyone wearing sunglasses. They always end up stuck in you teeth." Erica said
"Thanks. I'll be sure to remember that. Can we just keep moving before someone spots us. Hey what the?"
Debbie saw a little figure dressed in a black suit emerge from the trees and fire point blank right into the tip of her shoe.
"Too late. It's okay. I was hoping there would be two of you. Your partner was a screamer hopefully you'll be more fun."
Erica brought her fingers down a swiped Agent Davis before he could get off another shot. His weapon fell from his hand, discharging once more as it hit the ground.
"Funny you shot at Miss Goody Two Shoes who wanted to spare your lives. apeaking of which. How your foot Debbie?"
"It's fine. Didn't penetrate the rubber." Debbie said looking down at her socked foot for any sign of a wound while holding her shoe in her hand.
"Damn you guys are pathetic. It almost feels unfair. Now who sent you guys?"
"What do you mean? Ahh!" Davis replied before he felt a rib give in.
"Best to make your answers short, sweet, and to the point."
Davis still feeling like he passed over for a job he deserved and facing certain death chose now to lie just to feel like a big shot
"The Giantess Task Force."
"Figures. Bunch of cowboys who think they're hot shit. Any more of you in the area?"
"Just us. But more are coming...soon."
Again Davis had no clue on the task force's movement but felt like boasting in the face of the giantess.
"Gooood. Last question. Who has my daughter?"
Finally a question Davis felt he could answer truthfully. He had always suspected that's where Erica would go should she escape. Now he had confirmation. If he survived this could be valuable to his superiors. Enough to maybe get him on the task force.
"Her mother." Davis jerked his head motioning towards Debbie who was in the middle of slipping her shoe back on.
"Ah so you were telling the truth all along Debbie. That's good. For a while I thought you leading me on a wild goose chase or into some sort of trap. Good to know we're starting to build real trust. Soon will be like two giant sisters roaming the countryside."
"Whatever Erica. You want to move this along? We're in the open and time is a wasting." Debbie said annoyed
"One sec Debbie. I have to settle up with our little friend here."
"You going to let me go?" Davis pleaded.
"Good heavens no. I already used up my mercy back at the prison. But you did answer my questions so I'm return your death will be quick and painless. Besides I need you to help me send a message to your friends.
Before Davis could protest the top of Erica's covered his torso while her other hand grabbed at his legs. There was a loud snap and Debbie looked away. When she looked back the man was now split in two with Erica holding both ends and walking back towards the warehouse.
Like a student at the chalkboard Erica took the front half of Agent Davis and pressed it into the front of the warehouse. She proceeded to write and wear down the man's flesh and organs like a crayon before tossing it away and finishing with his lower half. After a minute the warehouse now bore a message in the front. Written with the blood of Davis and dripping like the title of a cheesy horror movie it read:
THE BOOGEYMAN IS BACK
"What makes the bosses think they'll come this way?" Agent Strahm said.
"Just playing the odds I guess. They got guys posted all over the county. At schools, hospitals, even a church. Agent Davis replied without removing the binoculars from his eyes.
"That be a sight. That your Giantess Task Force expertise talking?" Strahm laughed.
"Some task force? The older one was practically on her knees waiting to be taken down and they just let them hop skip their way out of there." Davis scoffed.
"You're just pissed they passed you over. How many times you apply? Five, Six times?"
"Actually it was three times. I think it's privately funded. You clearly have to know someone to get the gig. That won't matter once we take down these colossal convicts. Then they'll have to assign me to the task force." Davis said hopeful.
"Right? I don't know why you want to be a part of those nuts anyway." Strahm said.
"You seen the arsenal they're packing? Makes our stuff look like peashooters." Davis said.
"Well I guess they need it. Last time I checked drug dealers and terrorists don't swallow you whole." Strahm admitted.
"Dangers of the job. It's worth it to me. You mind keeping watch for a while I got to take a leak." Davis asked.
"Yeah. Go." Strahm waved him off. Once Davis was out of sight Strahm put the binoculars on the hood of the car and pulled out his phone.
The soft ground of dirt and vegetation helped mask the two giant footsteps. They lingered behind an abandoned warehouse seeing the black suv sitting out in the open.
"Is this your doing Debbie?" Erica asked.
"No. I didn't think anyone be here."
It was true. Ever since they'd lost the giantess task force Debbie had intentionally led Erica to a more rural path to avoid any loss of life. The last thing she wanted was confrontation.
"You seem nervous Debbie. Something wrong?" Erica asked squinting her eyes trying to read her fellow giantess."
"It's nothing. If we're quiet we can go around without alerting them." Debbie suggested.
"Fat chance. If their standing between me and my daughter than they're already dead. Besides there's something I need to do."
"Wait! Erica! Stop! Debbie yelled at Erica's back.
Agent Davis was in the middle of wrapping up his business when the whole earth shook around him. He braced his hand against the tree in front of him. As he touched the bark a blood curdling scream echoed from up the path he came.
"Oh God. They're here. Now's my time." Davis said as he pulled up his zipper and pulled out his gun
Erica was stopped in front of the toy size suv, her tongue furiously poking at her teeth by the time Debbie caught up to her.
"Debbie...if you only ever learn one thing about being a giantess let it be this. Never eat anyone wearing sunglasses. They always end up stuck in you teeth." Erica said
"Thanks. I'll be sure to remember that. Can we just keep moving before someone spots us. Hey what the?"
Debbie saw a little figure dressed in a black suit emerge from the trees and fire point blank right into the tip of her shoe.
"Too late. It's okay. I was hoping there would be two of you. Your partner was a screamer hopefully you'll be more fun."
Erica brought her fingers down a swiped Agent Davis before he could get off another shot. His weapon fell from his hand, discharging once more as it hit the ground.
"Funny you shot at Miss Goody Two Shoes who wanted to spare your lives. apeaking of which. How your foot Debbie?"
"It's fine. Didn't penetrate the rubber." Debbie said looking down at her socked foot for any sign of a wound while holding her shoe in her hand.
"Damn you guys are pathetic. It almost feels unfair. Now who sent you guys?"
"What do you mean? Ahh!" Davis replied before he felt a rib give in.
"Best to make your answers short, sweet, and to the point."
Davis still feeling like he passed over for a job he deserved and facing certain death chose now to lie just to feel like a big shot
"The Giantess Task Force."
"Figures. Bunch of cowboys who think they're hot shit. Any more of you in the area?"
"Just us. But more are coming...soon."
Again Davis had no clue on the task force's movement but felt like boasting in the face of the giantess.
"Gooood. Last question. Who has my daughter?"
Finally a question Davis felt he could answer truthfully. He had always suspected that's where Erica would go should she escape. Now he had confirmation. If he survived this could be valuable to his superiors. Enough to maybe get him on the task force.
"Her mother." Davis jerked his head motioning towards Debbie who was in the middle of slipping her shoe back on.
"Ah so you were telling the truth all along Debbie. That's good. For a while I thought you leading me on a wild goose chase or into some sort of trap. Good to know we're starting to build real trust. Soon will be like two giant sisters roaming the countryside."
"Whatever Erica. You want to move this along? We're in the open and time is a wasting." Debbie said annoyed
"One sec Debbie. I have to settle up with our little friend here."
"You going to let me go?" Davis pleaded.
"Good heavens no. I already used up my mercy back at the prison. But you did answer my questions so I'm return your death will be quick and painless. Besides I need you to help me send a message to your friends.
Before Davis could protest the top of Erica's covered his torso while her other hand grabbed at his legs. There was a loud snap and Debbie looked away. When she looked back the man was now split in two with Erica holding both ends and walking back towards the warehouse.
Like a student at the chalkboard Erica took the front half of Agent Davis and pressed it into the front of the warehouse. She proceeded to write and wear down the man's flesh and organs like a crayon before tossing it away and finishing with his lower half. After a minute the warehouse now bore a message in the front. Written with the blood of Davis and dripping like the title of a cheesy horror movie it read:
THE BOOGEYMAN IS BACK
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