This story is going in an interesting direction.  With all this buildup, I'm hoping to eventually get a moment where Laura's hypocrasy/consequences of her actions produce a result opposite of what she wanted or come back to haunt her somehow.  That possible moment of clarity when a self rightous person realizes they've screwed up is just so irresistable to me.

On the other hand, I'm loving the imagery on how she affects the city and the people with her gigantic body.

Ah, Fulda up to her old tricks.  This was a fun scenario, a bunch little people trapped in the pool, subject to the whims of aware and unaware giant girls.

Now this is a great story I've stumbled onto.  Gentle yet playful, teasing, and lewd.  With powers like Jenny's, the sky the limit in what sort of games she can play.  Looking forward to more!

Rather enjoying this story.  Specifically I enjoy how cruel the mother is to what she thinks is a random pervert but is actually her own son.  Like, she'd be nice and caring to him and cruel and evil to everyone else and right now she thinks he is someone in the "everyone else" category.  I really want to see what will happen after he returns to normal (if he does at all) and how he will react after.  If he is disposed of and his mother wonders why her son never came home, she might research into where he went for his job, and learn the horrible truth.

Good work, I home this story continues.

First, you do a phenominal job of conveying the terror and despiration of shrinkies in an apathetic, dangerous world.  Honestly I'm amazed these shrinkies have this much energy, or that they aren't extinct yet.  The duality of Ryan's loved ones too, how much they (supposedly) care about him but so casually dismiss other shrinkies as bugs or snacks.

Second, Ryan's position is understandable but I'm also interally yelling at him for being such a coward when it comes to telling Emily and his mother what's going on and what they almost did.  Just tell them man!  Given his decision at the end, to simply leave, that came as a surprise.  I'm interested to see what Ryan will do out in the world.  Surely, he will encounter plenty other dangers but after surviving all that he has so far, he should know caution by now.

And props to Emily for still thinking of Ryan as a person.  She may not be as considerate as she should be, but her heart's in the right place.

I'm also interested to see how Emily and Ryan's mother will react to his disappearance.  Maybe Emily will find some dried up nacho cheese on her purse pocket and remember that shrinky she tried to gulp down claiming to be Ryan.  I find a certain joy nowadays in seeing giants realize what they've done and being all guilty about it.

Keep up the great work!

Now this is getting interesting.  So far we've only seen and heard things from one perspective but now we have glimpse into the giants' persepective on what's going on.  Foul play and schemes going on here.  It was interesting when you wrote that the environment chenges depending on who is living in it.  That certainly solves the resource problem of giants migrating into human lands.

Juliette seems like a sweet girl who likely doesn't know the full story either, like her sisters are hiding things from her.  Time will tell.  Keep up the good work!

I'm so glad to see this story continue.  I was worried another gem had been discontinued but here you are!  A big climactic fight between the slayers and a princess and it's looking mighty dicey for the princess.  Pretty cool to tell it from Juliette's perspective, it shows how she fights and thinks.  I imangine her being taken out will have serious reprocussions, and opportunities, for other players in this world.

Great to have you back!

Well this was a surprise.  The giants are ignorant of affairs in human world and the ones in the castle think a human boy is cute rather than a bug.  Juliette liking him, despite salughtering his parents and annihilating his hometown, seems both amusing and hypocritical to me.  Like, how does she reconcile her affection towards Cain with what she did to his home?

Second, giants fighting giants?  Is there a civil war going on or rival tribes attacking?  Why are there multiple giant tribes when there is only one human kingdom?  And from what it sounds like, conquering the humans is just and afterthought/pet project of the princesses.

The mystery deepens.

Wow.  I came for the fetish and stayed for the plot.  This story was phenominal kept me hooked the whole time.  Merphomenee's desire to have a friend but her pride as a goddess preventing that, Summer's desire to be that friend like she was but knowing she would be downgraded to pet.  Something that surprises me is that people actually return to the destroyed cities and rebuild them.  One would think there would be spiteful types who would deny the goddess satisfaction and obediance, but that's just me.

The ending was a surprise where she actualy came over and destroyed Summer's home and conquered the place.  And that tragic ending.  At the same time I note that the people's broken spirits made them stop partying and enjoying themselves and merely work like drones for the goddess.  It seems that while, Merphomenee enjoyed what the city was before, she destoryed that part of it when she conquered it and made just another tribute slave state.

The defiant part of me wants to see Merphomenee spited in some way, like another god or something burning her capital for fun while she isn't there but I've been watching a lot of attack on titan so maybe not.  It would be interesting to see Merphomenee's thought on the matter, like is she completely over her former friend? Does she feel more isolated now that she's done this to her former friend. Will that affect her behavior in the future?  And what are her sisters and parents like?  It would be funny to me if other gods do have mortal friends while Merphomenee does not simply because their personalities are different.

Oh snap! That was amazing!  The shock and guilt Audrey and Rachael have and your way of describing it all is phenominal.  Now the question is: what happens from here?  The GPF knows about the video and is clearly shaken.  Caleb...I curious to see what he will do next.

his heart and soul have been ripped apart by his family after all.  Even if they apologize, will he even care?  And as for storing the video for later use, maybe there is still the option to upload it later?