Local Resistance
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 42
by
copier
· original author:
penslayer5
Beth's eyes widened. "You weren't kidding when you said she had a firm backside."
Steve addressed his assistant. "I told you she was obsessed with physical fitness."
Sara meanwhile gave herself a onceover. She could hardly believe that she was actually a living breathing giantess now. From her new perspective the town looked like a miniature built for a film set.
She looked at her hands and then back to the rooftop. "This is insane."
"Imagine being tiny." Steve whispered.
"There's no time to waste!" Beth called up. "You need to get to the park before it's too late!"
The blonde's words seemed to do the trick as Sara stopped admiring her new sense of scale and directed her focus towards the direction of the park. She her face returned to its previous stern expression and nodded. Her baby needed his mother.
"Right..." She cracked her knuckles. "I'll be back in back in New York minute."
With that said, she stomped off, the ground trembling beneath her steel toed feet.
Both Steve and Beth breathed a sigh of relief.
"That woman is scary." The latter spoke.
"Any mother would be in this scenario."
Steve silently prayed that Sara would be okay.
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The newly minted giantess tried her best to be careful as she stomped her way through the city. It was so strange seeing buildings that once towered over her not even reaching her chest. Everything was just so small, almost akin to a child's playset.
*Crunch*
Sara stopped. She looked toward her feet and lifted her right boot. Underneath it was the flattened remains of what had once been a BMW. Thankfully there didn't appear that anyone was hiding inside. The last thing she wanted to do was accidentally crush someone that didn't deserve it.
"I need to be more careful." She whispered.
"Hey!" A voice shouted at her from behind.
Without thinking, the giantess turned around to find a small assembly of civilians and police. They were all armed to the teeth with everyday appliances except for the cops who were sporting pistols. At the head of the group was an older gentleman that she didn't recognize.
"Get of our town, monster!" He continued to shout.
"Yeah!" Was the collective chorus of the angry mob.
Sara blinked, not having expected to be confronted by a local resistance. Honestly, it made sense that there was angry mob after everything that happened, but she wasn't the kaiju they were looking for.
"I'm not the kaiju you're looking for."
The resistance tightened their grips on their weapons.
"Doesn't matter." The older man roared. "We've had enough giants to last us a lifetime. You need to leave and take that other freak with you!"
Sara was indignant. "Are you seriously calling me a freak right now!"
"Ma'am!" One of the officers stepped up. "We don't want no trouble, but you need to leave, asap! You giants have caused us more than enough grief!"
"Giants like you ate my brother!"
"Giants destroyed my home!"
"You're a menace!"
You're a demon!"
"Why can't you just leave us all alone?!"
Sara was starting to get annoyed. These people were grouping her in with Erica and blaming her for things she had nothing to do with. She hadn't hurt anyone, she hadn't killed anyone, and she certainly hadn't destroyed anyone's home. She tried to defend herself, but these people weren't listening. They were too caught up in their own fears and grief to hear her out and they were holding her up.
"I don't have time for this." She whispered.
Steve addressed his assistant. "I told you she was obsessed with physical fitness."
Sara meanwhile gave herself a onceover. She could hardly believe that she was actually a living breathing giantess now. From her new perspective the town looked like a miniature built for a film set.
She looked at her hands and then back to the rooftop. "This is insane."
"Imagine being tiny." Steve whispered.
"There's no time to waste!" Beth called up. "You need to get to the park before it's too late!"
The blonde's words seemed to do the trick as Sara stopped admiring her new sense of scale and directed her focus towards the direction of the park. She her face returned to its previous stern expression and nodded. Her baby needed his mother.
"Right..." She cracked her knuckles. "I'll be back in back in New York minute."
With that said, she stomped off, the ground trembling beneath her steel toed feet.
Both Steve and Beth breathed a sigh of relief.
"That woman is scary." The latter spoke.
"Any mother would be in this scenario."
Steve silently prayed that Sara would be okay.
______
The newly minted giantess tried her best to be careful as she stomped her way through the city. It was so strange seeing buildings that once towered over her not even reaching her chest. Everything was just so small, almost akin to a child's playset.
*Crunch*
Sara stopped. She looked toward her feet and lifted her right boot. Underneath it was the flattened remains of what had once been a BMW. Thankfully there didn't appear that anyone was hiding inside. The last thing she wanted to do was accidentally crush someone that didn't deserve it.
"I need to be more careful." She whispered.
"Hey!" A voice shouted at her from behind.
Without thinking, the giantess turned around to find a small assembly of civilians and police. They were all armed to the teeth with everyday appliances except for the cops who were sporting pistols. At the head of the group was an older gentleman that she didn't recognize.
"Get of our town, monster!" He continued to shout.
"Yeah!" Was the collective chorus of the angry mob.
Sara blinked, not having expected to be confronted by a local resistance. Honestly, it made sense that there was angry mob after everything that happened, but she wasn't the kaiju they were looking for.
"I'm not the kaiju you're looking for."
The resistance tightened their grips on their weapons.
"Doesn't matter." The older man roared. "We've had enough giants to last us a lifetime. You need to leave and take that other freak with you!"
Sara was indignant. "Are you seriously calling me a freak right now!"
"Ma'am!" One of the officers stepped up. "We don't want no trouble, but you need to leave, asap! You giants have caused us more than enough grief!"
"Giants like you ate my brother!"
"Giants destroyed my home!"
"You're a menace!"
You're a demon!"
"Why can't you just leave us all alone?!"
Sara was starting to get annoyed. These people were grouping her in with Erica and blaming her for things she had nothing to do with. She hadn't hurt anyone, she hadn't killed anyone, and she certainly hadn't destroyed anyone's home. She tried to defend herself, but these people weren't listening. They were too caught up in their own fears and grief to hear her out and they were holding her up.
"I don't have time for this." She whispered.
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