I haven't read all of "The Caretaker" but this story seems interesting. I like that the lead characters are past the initial shock of shrinking and are just trying to live their lives among giants. The fact that the girls know Jake's afraid of being eaten should prove to be fun (not for him perhaps but definitely for the readers).

A new chapter! Nice! The father's anti-giant prejudice will certainly complicate things. I was surprised that the worst he expected of the queen was that she'd lock them up. If he considers them "man-eating bitches," surely throwing them in the dungeon is not the worst she could do (in his imagination).

There seems to be a bit of backlash in the comments against Sylvie (or Isylvine. Awesome name, by the way!). To be honest, I wasn't that bothered by her. As giantesses go, she could be a lot worse. Sylvie seems to enjoy teasing and toying with little people a bit and does come across as a brat. But at heart, she seems to be a good person who wouldn't actually harm anyone. Her mother's teachings do show through. I see Sylvie as a bit spoiled and enamored of size difference, not really sick or cruel.

But hey, what do I know? I like a giantess who's a bit playful and dominant, as long as she doesn't cross the line with her games.

Great chapter. I loved the snow-troll and the details about the mountain-tribes. Very cool to learn more about this fantasy world of yours. I hope Valdan and Sylvie are reunited. Her teasing and toying with him is always amusing.

The scene between Belena and the flustered peasant boy was very cute (and kind of sexy. A giant kiss and a tumble into the princess's decolletage. Lucky bastard).

Valdan traveling with Sylvie ought to be rather amusing. It will be interesting to see how their relationship and opinions of each other change.

Wow, my last story inspired you to write again? I'm flattered. I hope you enjoyed it. Please leave a review if you get the chance.

I'm fine with this not being a fetish story. I just meant that some of us giantess fans tend to fetishize the idea in our minds even when a story or scenario is not intended as such. I was wondering about the age of the characters so I would know if I should turn that part of my brain off and just enjoy this as a story.

Prince Argo certainly wasn't what I was expecting. I can't wait to see what sort of lessons Belena teaches him. Seeing the arrogant prince humbled by a young giantess ought to be rather amusing.

Definitely a good start. A naturally tiny guy trying to live out his life in a normal world is one of my favorite scenarios. I look forward to seeing more.

Nice story. I personally would have liked to see more of Jan at her 500+ height but that's the GTS fetish side of me talking. The comics fan side of me enjoyed this. You captured all the characters' personalities well. I was not expecting Tigra's death. Hank and Jan adopting William was a nice touch, considering his origins and I like how they dealt with the aftermath of the Skrull impostor who took Hank's place.

Here's hoping Marvel comes to their senses and actually brings back the Wasp (and Stature for that matter. Drives me crazy that they've killed off both of their size-changing heroines).

I can catch you up on recent events at DC. In the miniseries "52," it was revealed that Alex Luthor's actions in "Infinite Crisis" had restored the Multiverse. However, it was a limited Multiverse of only 52 worlds. (There is indeed a text novel of "52" but I haven't read it.)

DC used this new Multiverse for a while but they are now in the middle of a line-wide reboot. In the "Flashpoint" miniseries, Zoom altered the timestream and the Flash had to restore it--only things are not quite as they once were. DC relaunched all their series as part of "The New 52" event. There's a compressed timeline where heroes first appeared five years ago, some have new origins, some are MIA, and the JSA is back on Earth-2 (with updated, present-day origins). Whether any other Earths exist is unclear.

As far as the Multiverse goes, I have a different opinion than you guys. I grew up with the single DC Universe and prefer it that way. I don't mind parallel universe stories but I dislike how the Multiverse segregates DC's characters. To me, it's far more interesting for the JSA to be the first generation of heroes, inspiring those who come after, than for them to be in an alternate universe. And I like DC having a diverse cast of characters in one world, instead of split between dozens of them.

None of this has anything to do with your story though. I'm not that familiar with the Legion but I'm sure we've all wished a character could alter the DCU and correct what we perceive as bad choices on the writers' part.