Bombs Away
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 21
by
copier
· original author:
smashedunder
As Bianca rose up again, wiping sand from her butt and bikini bottom, she noticed with bemusement that the remainder of the extras seemed to be escaping in a clumped-up group. They probably wanted to stay close together for comfort. Bianca shrugged--if they wanted to die together, that was their prerogative.
So, she started walking again, each step sending a plume of sand from her feet. The sun had dried most of the sea water from her skin, but there were still trace drops of it dripping from her form. At a decent pace, Patricia followed the action, needing to run just to stay ahead of Nicole's walk, and even then she was pretty winded.
"It would be nice if you could slow down a little!"
Bianca stopped, and she glared in Patty's general direction. Somehow, Patricia hadn't expected Bianca could hear her, and wondered if she was about to put Patricia in her place. But when Bianca reached down and Patricia cowered, she suddenly realized that Bianca had simply reached behind Patricia and plucked out a rock embedded in the sandbed.
The giantess weighed it in her hands, tossing it back and forth. It was pretty big, more of a stone than a rock--unable to be wrapped around by the fingers of one hand. It was also smooth, worn away by centuries of winds and rain.
Bianca gave a few test launches, going through the motions of lobbing the stone toward her little survivors without actually letting go. Satisfied with its weight, she decided to do this for real.
"A rock?" Nicole thought out loud. Not exactly the prototypical instrument of monster movie destruction, especially when a hot lady was involved. Then, she shrugged. There's a reason Bianca was the monster and she wasn't. Better to trust the process.
"Annnnnd... bombs away!" Bianca shouted, sending the rock flying. It sped across the sandbed, barely traveling 15 feet, but causing a huge plume of dust and sand to erupt in a towering column of earthen cloud.
"Bullseye," Bianca said with just the cruel, detached flair of someone who'd just shot a deer. It may not have been as tactile as crushing someone beneath her feet or her butt, but the unmatched power of launching a boulder-sized rock at fleeing survivors made something in Patricia's heart flutter, and Nicole was feeling it too. Even Bianca was impressed with herself--it was 15 feet away, but it still wasn't exactly an easy shot to make when the targets were so tiny.
"No kidding," Nicole said, approaching the smoking crater. Patricia neared it as well, eager to see what sort of carnage had been made.
So, she started walking again, each step sending a plume of sand from her feet. The sun had dried most of the sea water from her skin, but there were still trace drops of it dripping from her form. At a decent pace, Patricia followed the action, needing to run just to stay ahead of Nicole's walk, and even then she was pretty winded.
"It would be nice if you could slow down a little!"
Bianca stopped, and she glared in Patty's general direction. Somehow, Patricia hadn't expected Bianca could hear her, and wondered if she was about to put Patricia in her place. But when Bianca reached down and Patricia cowered, she suddenly realized that Bianca had simply reached behind Patricia and plucked out a rock embedded in the sandbed.
The giantess weighed it in her hands, tossing it back and forth. It was pretty big, more of a stone than a rock--unable to be wrapped around by the fingers of one hand. It was also smooth, worn away by centuries of winds and rain.
Bianca gave a few test launches, going through the motions of lobbing the stone toward her little survivors without actually letting go. Satisfied with its weight, she decided to do this for real.
"A rock?" Nicole thought out loud. Not exactly the prototypical instrument of monster movie destruction, especially when a hot lady was involved. Then, she shrugged. There's a reason Bianca was the monster and she wasn't. Better to trust the process.
"Annnnnd... bombs away!" Bianca shouted, sending the rock flying. It sped across the sandbed, barely traveling 15 feet, but causing a huge plume of dust and sand to erupt in a towering column of earthen cloud.
"Bullseye," Bianca said with just the cruel, detached flair of someone who'd just shot a deer. It may not have been as tactile as crushing someone beneath her feet or her butt, but the unmatched power of launching a boulder-sized rock at fleeing survivors made something in Patricia's heart flutter, and Nicole was feeling it too. Even Bianca was impressed with herself--it was 15 feet away, but it still wasn't exactly an easy shot to make when the targets were so tiny.
"No kidding," Nicole said, approaching the smoking crater. Patricia neared it as well, eager to see what sort of carnage had been made.
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