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Rise of the Giantess Hunters part 1
🕑 Added 2022-11-05 04:43:10 +0000 UTCThis story is the other voted on story from oct due to a tie.
Rise of the Giantess Hunters.
Heather’s eyes widened as her cell phone rang. “Could it be?” She raised the phone to her face. “It is. It finally is.” She laughed as all of her co-workers looked at her. “I’m sorry, everyone. Go back to work.”
She raised the phone to her ear and, in a hushed tone, said, “Ben? Oh, my gosh, I am so glad you called me!”
“Heather. I hope this isn’t a bad time.”
She sat back in her chair and smiled. “No, not at all. I am just a half hour away from getting out of work. And at this point, I can just relax as I got my last order filled right before you called.” She looked around as her co-workers continued to type away at their monitors. “While everyone else might have to work overtime this weekend, I get to go out and play.”
“Are you ok?”
She chucked. “Yes. I just haven’t had time off in ages. They work us to the bone here. On some level, I am sorry for everyone else. But on others, eh.” She shrugged her shoulders. “But enough about my work.” She put her hand on her desk, her bunny bobblehead bouncing all over the place. “Let’s get back to the real thing here. You decided to call me. After our date, I well. . .” She ran her finger along the rabbit’s giant head. “I had been a bit worried.”
Ben laughed. “Oh, come now. You are one of the most fun and creative gals I have met. I would love to go out and spend more time with you.”
She jumped to her feet. “You would.” Heather’s pale cheeks turned red as everyone gave her angry glances. “I mean, you would.” She sat back down. “That is so nice. So, when?”
“I was thinking tonight.”
“Tonight?”
“It isn’t too sudden, is it?”
She giggled. “No, no. Of course not. Tonight, is perfect. Especially now that I have my weekend free and clear.” She looked at the ceiling. “Oh, what perfect timing.”
“Well, good. Because there was another reason why I wanted it to be tonight. Besides, well, you having good fortune with getting your stuff done.”
“Ohh.” She smiled and twirled her red curls. “Do tell.”
“Well, there is this gorgeous supermoon tonight. You know there are semi-rare. We only have them a few times a year, you know.” There was a pause. “It is a sight to behold. And well, I thought it would be the perfect backdrop for our second date.”
“Ohh, sounds lovely. You have a restaurant in mind or. . .”
“I was thinking my place if to be so bold. I have a great place in the hills with a good overlook over the city. It is just so romantic.”
She laughed. “You are not trying anything funny. I won’t end up on the news or something.”
“I’m serious. Come on by for some of the best home cooking you ever tasted. And if you are worried, I promise you can kick me in the nards on the way in. Free shot.”
She laughed. “You are joking now. I know it.”
“You will have to wait and see, I guess.”
She smiled. “Ok. Well, where are you then, Ben?”
“I will text you the location. Now I have to go. Need to start on dinner and such. See you later tonight.”
“See you later tonight.” She hung up. “Huhh.” She put her hands behind her head and sat back. “I can’t believe he called me. I have never gotten a second date before. Yes!” She smiled and looked at the ceiling. “This is going to be a night to remember.”
Her co-worker leaned over and sneered. “Ok, if you are done with your personal call, can you shut it. I have a crisis on my hands and am trying to focus. Thank you very much.”
Heather giggled. “Ok, I’m sorry.” She lowered her voice. “I can’t wait until later tonight.” She shivered. “I almost can’t contain myself. Ohhh!”
***
Heather parked her car and smiled. “Well, this is the place.” She looked at the two-story building. “It is kind of in the middle of nowhere.” She took a deep breath. “Stay calm.Everything will be all right.” She looked up at the twinkling lights above. “You will be enjoying good food soon to go along with that almost perfect sky. Soon there will be a beautiful moon up there.” She smiled. “I can’t wait to see it.”
She stepped out of her vehicle and stretched her arms. “Ahh, the night air is just perfect.” She twisted around, letting her blue dress blow in the wind. “I could stay out here all night.” She laughed. “But then I wouldn’t be able to see the man of the hour, would I?” She giggled. “Ahh, well. Maybe I can talk him into coming outside for a bit.”
She walked up to the door and examined the rose designs etched into the wood. “Wow.
That is amazing.” She ran her fingertips along the engraving. “Ben really knows how to fancy up his home.” She smiled. “I could get used to coming out here.” She looked at the gold door knocker. “Wow.” She gently tapped it on the door. “Hello. The guest of honor has arrived.”
A few moments later, the door opened with Ben standing on the other side. “Well, it’s good to see you.” He stepped to the side. “Come on it. Dinner is almost ready.”
Her hazel eyes rolled into her sockets. “Ohhh, it smells heavenly.” She tiptoed inside. “What in the world is that wonderful aroma?”
He laughed as he closed the door. “My own special chili and some roast duck with the finest seasoning you will find in the state.” He threw his arms about. “Maybe even in the country.”
Heather giggled. “How can you afford all this?”
Ben shrugged his shoulders. “I do some advisory work with the military from time to time. It pays oh so very, very well.” He picked up a glass of champagne. “Even if it’s only a few months out of the year.” He chuckled.
“Well.” She walked around the house. “I will say they do pay you well.”
He smiled. “Ya, I do like the life I am able to lead.” He walked over and stood in front of Heather. “Now, about that deal we had.” He thrust his groin out. “You have permission for one free hit if you feel I am going to do dastardly things to you.”
She laughed. “You’re serious, aren’t you.”
“Of course.” He closed his eyes. “I made a promise, and I intend to keep it.” Ben shivered. “Now, make your choice.” He gulped.
“You can relax.” She put her hand on his shoulder. “I am not going to do anything to the family jewels. At least not right now.” She winked.
“Well, ok then.” He chuckled.
Heather smiled. “So, how long until dinner?”
“It won’t be for another fifteen or twenty minutes. The chili still needs a bit more time.
But I can show you where we are going to dine.” He took her arm. “I think you are going to love it.”
“More than what I have seen already?” She laughed as she was led out of the room. “I can’t imagine that.” Ben led her into the next room with a massive bay window overlooking the town below. Heather gasped and ran over to the window. “Oh my god. This is gorgeous!” She looked at the twinkling lights of the city below.
He laughed. “You didn’t even notice this lovely spread I have here.” Heather turned her head to look at the table with two red cushioned seats, candlelight, and the most expensive silverware she had seen in her life.
“Shessh. If you are not trying to impress me, I can’t imagine when you will start.” She ran her hand along the soft velvet of the chair. “This feels amazing. I can’t believe that we met in some dingy old bar.”
Ben chucked. “Hey. Just because my job pays well, really well, doesn’t mean that I don’t like to have a good time out and enjoy the more casual side of life.” He picked up a knife. “What is the point of all this fancy stuff if you are alone, right?”
Heather sat down. “Sure.” She turned her head and looked out over the city. “But I can’t get over this view. It is just magical. Like out of a movie.”
“I am glad you like it.” He turned his head. “Ohh, the chili is going to be ready soon. I will be right back. Enjoy yourself, and I will bring our dinner to us.” He rushed off.
She put her head in her hands as she looked out through the massive window. “I can’t believe I was worried about coming. This is amazing.” She looked up to see the moon shining above. “Ohh, wow. That must be the supermoon that Ben was talking about. It looks so cute.” She smiled. “It is so big.” Heather blinked her eyes. “Is it getting hot in here?” She pulled at the color of her dress. “I. . . umm, kind of feel a bit weird.” She rubbed her forehead. “I think I am just getting some early jitters. Yes, that is all. I am nervous.” Heather winced. “Jitters that make everything tight. Oww.”
She stood up. “I need fresh air. That might calm me down.” She tried to pull at the collar of her dress, but it was too tight. “Ughh.” She ran her hands along the massive mirror. “Seriously. Who designed this thing so it wouldn’t open. Whoah!” She fell backward as her heels snapped apart. “Fuck!”
She landed on the table, sending plates and silverware flying. Heather rubbed her head as she heard Ben’s voice call out from the other room. “What was that? Are you ok?”
She opened her eyes to see her feet had ripped her shoes apart. “Oh my god?!”
She looked down at the table and noticed how small it had become under her butt. “How did I get so big?” Shrrripppp. She winced as her growing body tore her dress. “Ughh! What is going on?”
“Heather? What is going on?”
“Umm, nothing.” She laughed. “I just was trying to dance and ran into the table, is all.” She gulped as she lifted her ass and could see how much she had flattened the table. “You don’t need to worry.”
“I will bring the food out here in just a few minutes.”
Heather laughed painfully. “Ohh. Lovely.” She closed her eyes as her feet pressed against the bay window, and her growth slowly pushed her out into the room. “I can’t wait to eat.”
“Oh, you will love it. I am a great cook. I don’t mind tooting my own horn on that.”
Heather pulled at her hair. “What am I going to do? I can’t let him see me like this.” Shrrrripppp! She covered her chest as more of her dress ripped apart, exposing her legs. “Ughh.” She looked at the door. “He could come through there any moment.” She gulped and used one hand to block the entrance. “Ok. There we go. That should work.” She looked up at the ceiling. “I just hope that I stop growing before I run out of room. Those tiles up there are getting awfully close.”
A few moments later, Heather heard a shriek and what sounded like something metallic striking the floor. “Ahhhh! What the fuck is that?”
“Ben. . . It isn’t what it looks like.”
“It looks like a giant hand. This isn’t the time for games. I don’t exactly like giant things. Now take it down.”
“But. . .”
“Take it down, or I will force it down. I have a bat in the other room.”
Heather gulped. “You are not going to like what you see.” She winced as her head pressed against the ceiling.”
“Ok, that is it. I am taking this joke down by force.”
“Ok, ok.” Heather took a deep breath. “Just promise not to freak.” She lifted her hand away and waved at him. “Hi.”
Ben’s eyes widened. “You. . . you. . .” He shuddered. “No. I won’t allow this. I won’t allow for a giant lady in my house.” He turned around and rubbed his forehead. “No, no, no, no, no.”
Heather smiled. “Hey, I think the growth stopped.” She looked back and forth. “And just in time too.” She looked down at her body; all that remained of her clothing was her bra and undergarments. “I don’t think my clothing could take me getting any bigger.”
Ben turned around. “Get out of my house, you. . . giant. . . giantess!”
Heather’s eyes widened. “But Ben. I thought. . .”
He slammed his foot down. “I can’t be. . . I don’t want anything to do with a giant lady.” He shivered. “You could crush me.”
“You are being abused. This is an accident. It all happened when I looked at that weird supermoon.”
Ben’s eyes twitched. “Super moon. The supermoon caused you to grow? And wreck my house?”
She shrugged her shoulders. “Well, I guess? I did feel weird and warm after looking at it.” She looked at him. “But I don’t want this to ruin our evening. We can still have a good time. There is room for both of us in here. Come on. I will be gentle. I promise.”
He looked up at her as his eyes twitched. For a long time, he didn’t say anything. Then his expression finally softened, and he spoke. “Yes. I think that is a good idea. Just let me get something in the other room.” He turned around. “I will be right back. Don’t worry.
Tonight, will still be something to remember.”
Heather chucked. “Hurry back. I am not going anywhere.” She tapped her fingers on the side of the wall while waiting for him to return. “This is insane. I didn’t expect my entire body to grow like this. I am a bit worried about Ben’s reaction. But I would never hurt him. Or anyone, to be honest. Just because I am a few. . . now a lot of feet taller, it doesn’t mean I would be mean.” She laughed. “I am still the same old lovable me.”
Ben walked into the room. “Ok. Let’s have a good time, shall we? I think since you are well big enough to take up almost this entire room, we will have to reconsider dinner plans.”
Heather laughed. “Ya. Seems a bit silly at this point.”
He narrowed his eyes. “Right.”
“Soo umm. Do you want to climb up here? There is a nice spot here on my thigh.” She tapped away on her right leg. “I know it is a big quick for a second date, but. . .”
“I am fine talking right here.”
Heather turned her head. “Do you hear sirens?”
Ben shook his head. “I don’t know what you are talking about.”
She gulped and looked back at Ben. “What exactly did you do in the other room?”
“Hey. Come now. We are here to get to know each other.” Police sirens filled the air. “Now, let’s get to know each other.”
A blinding light suddenly filled the room. Heather covered her eyes. “What is going on?”
Suddenly armed men entered the room. “Ben Gamerson. Are you ok?”
Ben pointed at Heather. “I am being held hostage by her.” He fell to the ground. “Help!”
Heather’s eyes widened as the police pointed their weapons at her. “Please. This is a mistake.”
“Put your hands down now!”
Heather gulped and slammed the officers against the wall without thinking. She gasped and shook her head. “Oh my god, I am so sorry.” She tried to pick them up but found they were unconscious. “I didn’t want this to happen.” She set the officers down. “At least they look ok. I think they will wake up in a bit.”
Ben’s eyes widened. “You are nuts! Nuts, I say.” He ran out of the room. “I need help in here. There is a crazy giantess in my house.”
Heather slammed her hand against the wall. “I need to think of something. That man is the one who is nuts.” She looked at the dent she made in the wall. “Oh my god.” She looked at her hands. “I. . . look at my strength.” She gulped as she heard voices outside. She couldn’t tell what they were saying through the foundation of the house, but she assumed they were up to no good. “I have to get out of here.” She looked at the window her feet rested upon. “I have to get away from these crazy people.”
Heather looked down at the unconscious officers beside her. “First, though, I need to tend to you two.” She picked them up and set them in the next room. “I don’t know what is going to happen, but in case when I break out of this room, I don’t want it to fall on your heads.” She smiled as she set them in the room, she had entered the house. “There. They should be safe enough.”
She took a deep breath, pulled her feet back, and kicked out. The bay window shattered. “Yes.” Heather then slid her way outside. “I am finally free.”
“Hey, the giantess escape.” She held her hand over her head as the floodlight shone in her eyes. “Get over here.”
Heather sneered. “I am not sticking around for this.” She ran right over the floodlight and the truck that it sat on. The young man and lady sitting in the truck ducked as she ran over them. “Goodbye and good riddance.” She ran off into the night, heading for the town below.
***
Ben slammed his hand against the side of his house. “I can’t believe this fucking happened. This is a nightmare.”
“Umm, are you ok?”
“No! Do I look ok to you?” He turned around and grabbed the officer by the jacket. “I just had a giant woman appear in my house and wreck it. Wreck it!”
The officer gulped. “She seemed pretty nice if a bit scared to me, sir.”
“Do I want your opinion on the matter?” He took a deep breath. “I am going to handle this myself.” He pulled out his cell phone. “Hello? This is Ben. I have a bit of a situation. You are not going to believe it.”
