I should have mentioned it earlier but I quite liked the seen with Corey, Melody, Claire and Jenna laying together. It was a nice slice of life moment that put me to thinking. I couldn't help but imagine a beta reading to a groups of omages especially young ones. Sure they could read the story themselves but from what I've seen of young children they enjoy being read to. They each want his attention though so they work to get it. As the years move on the methods they use change.

One day the beta looks around and notices something that also troubles him a bit. When they gather for story time they have a tendency to surround him. I wonder if the omega school might a library and a beta that reads to the students there. It could give them practice listening and create an early positive association with an beta.

Anyway very fond of that moment it inspired some amusing thoughts.

Well first it was immensely adorable to see Melody struggling to convey her feelings, there’s something about being so incredibly powerful yet still emotionally vulnerable that’s endearing.  I wonder how long Corey had been thinking about her in more than a friendly fashion since he didn’t seem surprised or need to think about it.

Now onto the not so cute stuff. 12? 12?! Wow, I mean I should have figured it was more than two, she liked killing the first one too much just settle at one. Even if she liked the one she considered her pet no way she could lay off in the meantime. It makes me wonder if Naomi or Stephanie were aware of this. Granted probably not Naomi, but Stephanie in her ‘don’t care about anything state’ I don’t know. On another note just why hasn’t Melody shared this information yet? Rehabilitation is right out the window now. She’s a serial killer, even if she made every effort to look like she had reformed, I’d never trust her in society at large.

Not to get lost in that reveal however, the word goddess gets thrown around a lot, but Kayla just might be the closest thing to one. The fact that she was able to read Marion’s mind is impressive enough, but she apparently did it from quite a distance away without ever coming into the contact with the girl. That’s horrifyingly impressive.  There seems to be a limit in that Kayla has to focus on a specific person separating it from true omniscience but it’s not much of a hindrance.

I don’t think this is necessarily an Omega ability since there’s no reason Claire couldn’t have done that at the start. Perhaps being the first Omega carries some additional perks.

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Tyrant seems a bit much since we don’t know just how the current status quo came to be. For all we know the right to protect the rights of Betas was negotiated. Perhaps the Alphas were bribed with some of that Omega technology . Maybe Alphas leadership preemptively fearing what the Omegas might do agreed to their Beta protection demand without the Omegas actually having to do much. Maybe they really are tyrants and toppled Alpha government. At this point we just don’t know just how big a conflict there was or if there was a conflict at all.

That was a good exchange between the two of them, and I'm happy if they'll find some joy together in the time they have.

I'm generally not into giantesses that mistreat tinies, but I've found the actions of Claire at least to be somewhat sexy in the demonstration of her power.  I guess the major difference is these are not innocent bystanders.  But more than that, it's the ability of the giantess to feel bad for the tiny, to have some compassion.  It means the tinies have a chance, that while they may be at her mercy, there actually is mercy to be had.  I hope Claire and at least two of those girls continue to bond, and maybe even a chance for Correy to reconcile with them.  That little guy is a saint, and I like that there's an element of forgiveness to aid in the redemption of two of the girls.

But wow, doesn't look like there will much hope for Marion.  12 is a lot more than I was expecting, and they know about them too.  I don't know how I feel about them Turing it into a sick game of false hope for Marion, but it raises another question.  Correy asks his sister to treat the girls fairly because he didn't agree with Dr. Everett transferring them into her custody.  Melody seems to think taking them away from Jenna was a decision to give them a fair chance.  Without having met the good doctor, I'm not sure who is right.