"It is but a flying bag of poisons," Harabi said. "It's brain is that of a ferret." These are but the intruders attack dogs," Linni added. "They are n...w to us. We must expect even more fearsome creatures to attack." Then we shall attack first and vanquish them!" Karl roared, his legendary Vardian battle blood up. "Crush them utterly!"Merry touched the rising blisters on her arm and grimaced in pain."Allow me," Starflower said, her forked tongue coating Merry's arm with saliva. The pain was gone. Although they were stillfirm, they dimpled when he applied pressure, like tapioca. When anotherwave passed over him, it was almost certain he could feel the warmthsettle in his chest. He realized he had to get a better look, and yankedhis shirt up.He didn't like what he saw. Although his nipples were erect, they werestill larger than they had ever been before. And pinker. Girlier. Andbeneath them were the lumps he had felt, chubby little deposits of fat.He thought for a moment that he. * * * A hospital. The Cancer Ward. A stench of death, of impending mortality, pervaded the whole of the corridor. ‘I’m very sorry, sir. Visiting hours have ended,’ the nurse said, trying to edge him to the bank of elevators. He was undeterred. ‘A terrible way to die,’ he said, evenly, his eyes a million miles away. Emile had died in a place like this, the twenty-year old memory still afresh in his brain. He had been lecturing, in the States. He hadn’t even know she was ill. All of their phone. The cow demihuman family cheered the loudest out of any other group. Their breasts bounced and jiggled with each step they took. "Mom, look!" A blonde cow-girl, the youngest of the family, Kila, screeched, "It's Millia!" as her developing breasts swelled against her camisole shirt.Lilliana's eyes twinkled with both happiness and slight worry. Her eldest child finally got her Adventuring certificate, so she was so happy Millia was moving from the nest; at the same time, she was worried about.