



[Report This]Date: April 28 2026 9:41 PM Title: Putting the Pieces Together
Hope you’re doing well. I have to say, your story pulled me in right from Eric’s groggy morning routine the way you mixed mundane reality with that buried, almost accidental discovery of the fractilization plasma formula felt unsettlingly real. The detail about hemoglobin absorbing unpaired electrons gave me chills, because you planted that seed so casually, and now I can’t stop thinking about where this is heading. Eric’s quiet attraction to Sarah, her own insecurities, the group dynamics, the planned movie night… it all reads like a slow-burn setup for something much bigger, and possibly much darker.
You wrote this beautifully. The characters feel like real coworkers, not props, and that’s rare. Not everyone can balance slice-of-life detail with looming sci-fi horror potential without breaking tone. I genuinely respect the effort you’ve put in.
I’m a paid artist and I specialize in turning stories into comic pages. I’d love to bring your story to life visually especially the contrast between Eric’s logical IT mind and whatever that plasma formula might actually do. If you’re interested, feel free to reach out:
Email: trippsyyarts @ gmail . com
Discord: tripsydraws
Looking forward to hearing from you. My only question is this: when you wrote the line about hemoglobin and unpaired electrons, did you already know exactly how Eric would accidentally trigger the shrink effect later, or are you leaving that open for reader interpretation and possible continuation?
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[Report This]Date: January 28 2016 7:44 AM Title: Putting the Pieces Together
hope you continue this, I loved the plot so far. I like micro or even better nano unaware vore+scat+insertion plots a lot




[Report This]Date: January 14 2016 3:10 PM Title: Putting the Pieces Together
hope you continue, the plot looked really interesting, nice details and story telling.