I never saw Adelina as evil. Adelina lived a long time and people at that old age must care little about the trivial feelings of young people. This chapter emphasized it, that after this horror, the other characters feelings do not really matter and what Michael has to endure she sees as child's play. She is just amused, more cynical about things. She planned this a long time ago and It is almost certain Michael's behaviour had little to do with it. She is not out to kill or maim Michael it seems. The problem is she seems to have specific goals in mind and if Michael or any person needs to be sacrificed for those goals, she will do it. All the other characters are at the mercy of Adelina's will and chessgame.

Indeed, imagine a bee sting. You did well with the characters. People closest to you that harm you in your srhunken state and are still believable human beings, that is always interesting in the story.

Dark chapter, a hard painfull life very long time ago for Adelina. No trace of Nadia.

Let see if he gets full enjoyment this time. ;)

Only the 2 of them live there. Get a feeling they are far away from their clan.

Can't wait to see him battle spiders, snakes and other giants. How would a 3 inch man survive on his own in this world.

@Tom Speedy. This was very revealing chapter indeed, but some of the things you mentioned were already obvious thanks to the clues in the previous chapters of the latest Hearst home part. We are still left hanging with a lot of questions and more plausible possibilities that are all interesting.

This chapter is so interesting. You can feel the tension between these 3 and ideas forming about replacing Mortimer. So much conflicting emotions Madison and Mirielle have. Mirielle being the mentally stronger one of the two. Both are smart but know Adelina is in total controll here. Adelina plays a sneaky game. Giving each character a different set of information, meant not for the other person or group of persons to know. Also some characters were togheter off screen and could have discussed some plans.

I agree with you that it seems for now we get the focus on Michael. I wonder how long they must wait, days, weeks? Is Adelina and Mirielle sleeping in the Hearst home and does Mortimer come home eventually? How much patience do each of them have?

About her knowledge of the whereabouts of Michael? First I think Adelina is letting the others think she is more powerfull than she actually is. With that, noboday even dares to think to double cross her. When Michael was eavesdropping, she didn't sensed him, only when he came very close to her, she reacted and change the conversation to English for Michael to hear, what she wanted him to hear. She must only sense him when he is in close proximity, like 2 to 3 meters(7 tot 10 feet). When she sensed him in Lucie's bag. It was easy to conclude that Lucie took Michael, that was her intention all along to let Lucie leave with Michael.

Adelina went out of her way to make Michael even more affraid of her sister with will contrast even harder with the kindness that Lucie is showing.

So she does care about her brother?  I am kinda surprised since earlier chapters implied she was planning on eventually killing him or was she simply not serious about that?

This chapter was so clear. I understand what happened with Mirielle, if Adelina knows about Michael, the lesson for Madison. It all makes sense!

I wasn't expecting this boatload of conclusive evidence all in one chapter. I thought you may leave us hanging on certain things. However, the Merielle and Madison story seems over, and now we just have Lucie left.

Adelina tells the other two women to wait for Lucie. In other words, it's like an excuse for Lucie to have like 2+ chapters to have her way with Michael.

I find it creepy that Adelina knows about Michael's whereabouts and it's like someone just put a camera or tracker on him and is stalking him. I bet Adelina also senses Lucie when she is aroused. Now wouldn't that be something.

I can't wait for the next chapter!

@Duggernaut,

Yes, you should include Lucie's mother. I suggest Lucie and Michael talk about her, then Lucie uses her witch powers to time travel back to her mother's prime when she was playing with her men.

Then Lucie can let Michael enter the past by replacing one of Lucie's mom's men with Michael. Hehe! Then we know what happens next.

I'm glad you described her as a sexually aggressive giantess. That sounds amazing. I hope she likes teasing her little guys too. "How should I play with you today? Would you like to stuck inside my perfect cleavage, or would you like to be dropped inside my panties?" "Please Miss, neither." "Oh really, are you sure you don't want to play with me today? How about these nice boobs? Come here, you!" She grabs him and drops him inside her cleavage and he slides down until you couldn't see him anymore. Then he slips through and slides downward. "Looks like someone changed their mind!" She giggles. "Uh uh, not so fast little one." She uses her free hand to life the opening of her panties and watches her little toy slide right in. "In you go!" She says and she lets the waistband snap back sealing her prize from escape. "Now who's next?" She smiles at the other men at her disposal.

Now I'm dreaming of this imaginary character. Please tell me she makes an appearance!

Nice chapter. Lucie and Michael bonding. But still in suspense what is happening at the Hearst home. ;)

Something has to go wrong at some point in Adelina's plan. Madison's idea of restoring Mirielle that fast is somewhat suspicious. The extent of Adelina's power is somewhat unclear. Shrinking curse, shape shifting and sharp senses are established. Wonder if Lucie's mother will make an appearance.

Wonder what Adelina is up too. There has to be more going on than just testing someone. It is like she needs something from this whole process to solve some big problem. She holds all the cards in this game. Changing into Michael's mother was more to provoke Madison, than to catch Michael. That had to hurt Madison a lot. Everytime she would open her mouth in that form had to hurt Madison.
Adelina is just having fun seeing this al unfold. Wonder what Madison and Mirielle discussed in that room.

Lucie has little chance but I like her sense of justice. It is not bad to give in some urges as long as she can let Michael have fun too and looks out for his well being. What those other girls did to him could have killed him and at least scar him for life. Mirielle was a little more tactful, but still at sometimes too rude forgetting about Michael's mental state.

Can't wait for the next chapter, want to see how those 3 will interact with eachother in the Hearst home and if Adelina still is in that form of Madison's mother keeping the charade up to search for Michael while knowing Lucie has him.

@Tom Speedy. I agree with you and hope Lucie is the safe character, the end prize after all those hardships that will come. She indeed could be in on it with Adelina. Hope not, because that wouldn't be fun. I think she is as honest as what we have seen in this story. The feeling you get is that Adelina is playing a game and wants to teach everybody(Madison, Michael and Lucie) a lesson. She sets things in motion and like to see how it plays out and is enjoying herself. She could have done any other thing to search for Michael, but chose to change into Helena. This was cleary done to provoke Madison. Adelina probably knows Michael is in that bag.