In her lungs, into the darkness
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 23
by
copier
· original author:
penslayer5
Derek groaned in discomfort, his head spinning from the sudden rush of air that sent him hurdling towards his mother's face. His plan to text her about his little predicament had backfired on him in a spectacular way, and now he was entombed inside his own mother's body. Her lungs if he wanted to be specific.
He could still remember his trip here in vivid detail. He'd been clinging onto his mother's nose for dear life after accidentally being miniaturized for a second time. To the average human he was invisible to the naked eye, which meant his mother was his only hope at getting noticed and rescued.
Unfortunately she didn't seem to be anymore aware of his presence than his sister was. Because of this she didn't even feel him gripping her sniffer all in a desperate attempt to not fall and be lost forever. The very thought sent shivers down his spine. To be forever lost as a microbe surrounded by giants and insects...
He couldn't let that be his fate. And as fate would have it, he then remembered he still had his cellphone on hand. In that moment he felt as if all the answers to his troubles were in the palm of his hand. He shot his mother a text, and waited for the inevitable rescue that would soon follow.
Too bad for him he didn't take into account what his truly meant in regards to a moving mini giantess. Her phone bleeped and she moved her head in a way that sent him falling to the ground below. He should've known better, he was gripping onto her nose for crying out loud. It was a slope, there was nothing to really sink his hands into.
And so he fell, fell for what would've been miles. He did see the screen of her phone down below and thought that would be the platform he'd descend upon, but no. The universe wouldn't be as kind as that, instead he found himself being pulled his into the air by a force unlike any other. He was headed for his mother's mouth.
She must've read his text and the shock caused her to inhale. She was going to unintentionally inhale him and be none the wiser. Right before he could enter her maw however, another force took it's chance to claim him for it's own. Looking up his eyes widened in terror as he spotted the overly large nostrils of Debbie's nose.
He was sucked right into the darkness and could do nothing to right himself as his body was jostled around. The light drew further and further away and he was subjected to wet nose-hairs, boogers, and mucus. Eventually he reached the end of the dark tunnel and was greeted by a darkness so black he couldn't even see his hand in front of his face.
Which lead Derek to right now, him sitting alone in a dark and moist fluctuating cave with the telltale sound of Debbie's heartbeat all around him. He was no genius, but he didn't need to be to put two and two together. He was in her lungs, trapped in the darkness.
But where there is darkness, there is light. Light that just so happened to come in the form of his cellphone. He couldn't rush to the device fast enough. It was the first sliver of light he's seen since he'd been here. He hastily unlocked the device and saw a text from his mother. It read: “where are you now sweetheart? I can’t find you on my nose”.
Maybe Derek could still get rescued: *in your lungs, need help!*
He could still remember his trip here in vivid detail. He'd been clinging onto his mother's nose for dear life after accidentally being miniaturized for a second time. To the average human he was invisible to the naked eye, which meant his mother was his only hope at getting noticed and rescued.
Unfortunately she didn't seem to be anymore aware of his presence than his sister was. Because of this she didn't even feel him gripping her sniffer all in a desperate attempt to not fall and be lost forever. The very thought sent shivers down his spine. To be forever lost as a microbe surrounded by giants and insects...
He couldn't let that be his fate. And as fate would have it, he then remembered he still had his cellphone on hand. In that moment he felt as if all the answers to his troubles were in the palm of his hand. He shot his mother a text, and waited for the inevitable rescue that would soon follow.
Too bad for him he didn't take into account what his truly meant in regards to a moving mini giantess. Her phone bleeped and she moved her head in a way that sent him falling to the ground below. He should've known better, he was gripping onto her nose for crying out loud. It was a slope, there was nothing to really sink his hands into.
And so he fell, fell for what would've been miles. He did see the screen of her phone down below and thought that would be the platform he'd descend upon, but no. The universe wouldn't be as kind as that, instead he found himself being pulled his into the air by a force unlike any other. He was headed for his mother's mouth.
She must've read his text and the shock caused her to inhale. She was going to unintentionally inhale him and be none the wiser. Right before he could enter her maw however, another force took it's chance to claim him for it's own. Looking up his eyes widened in terror as he spotted the overly large nostrils of Debbie's nose.
He was sucked right into the darkness and could do nothing to right himself as his body was jostled around. The light drew further and further away and he was subjected to wet nose-hairs, boogers, and mucus. Eventually he reached the end of the dark tunnel and was greeted by a darkness so black he couldn't even see his hand in front of his face.
Which lead Derek to right now, him sitting alone in a dark and moist fluctuating cave with the telltale sound of Debbie's heartbeat all around him. He was no genius, but he didn't need to be to put two and two together. He was in her lungs, trapped in the darkness.
But where there is darkness, there is light. Light that just so happened to come in the form of his cellphone. He couldn't rush to the device fast enough. It was the first sliver of light he's seen since he'd been here. He hastily unlocked the device and saw a text from his mother. It read: “where are you now sweetheart? I can’t find you on my nose”.
Maybe Derek could still get rescued: *in your lungs, need help!*
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