Thank you for another kind review Milla. You give me too much credit, though. My content is average, at best. I'm slowly getting in my head and may stop writing for awhile here within the week.

Oh, and if you come up with any ideas for a chapter for this, reach out to me again.

Charlotte was one of my favorite characters I've written in awhile. Making her mute and trying to prove her intentions without words was a challenge I gave myself.

Meeting her while she was still young made it easy to be her friend, but I wonder if she would have spared the protagonist if he had met her any later in life. She didn't exactly have a great introduction to humans when those bandits attacked her. :)

Thank you for another kind review Milla. You give me too much credit, though. My content is average, at best. I'm slowly getting in my head and may stop writing for awhile here within the week.

Oh, and if you come up with any ideas for a chapter for this, reach out to me again.

Charlotte was one of my favorite characters I've written in awhile. Making her mute and trying to prove her intentions without words was a challenge I gave myself.

Meeting her while she was still young made it easy to be her friend, but I wonder if she would have spared the protagonist if he had met her any later in life. She didn't exactly have a great introduction to humans when those bandits attacked her. :)

  Good morning, Pluto! Your very kind reveiw needs to be updated with a Gentle tag of its own, haha! Apologies for the late reply, during my writing hibernation periods I still do check on my reviews once every month or two. Anyone who takes the time to come and comment on my stuff in this very tiny, niche corner of the internet, and even this website as a whole, certainly deserves my attention. You've put forth quite a strong note here, and rest assured I read and reread it while I had my morning coffee. Think about it this way, though. Before I even began to read what you wrote, I saw the block of text and immediately went on the defensive, expecting to get criticism. Of course, I was pleasantly surprised when I read through it and saw nothing but sweetness, but still. This medium is torturous for me. To assume a review is going to be critical before even looking at it, five star rating or not, something's wrong with the way I approach writing.

  It's akin to the effects of alcohol, makes you feel good and then wrecks your body. That's what writing is for me, it's nice for a second and then it gets in my head, and I end up worse off. Currently, every unfinished story will likely remain that way. I may foolishly start another story in a year or less, as is typical for me. I'll be at work, an idea will pop in my head and stay there a few days. I come here, and share it in my own little avant garde way of writing. But there's a time limit to my stories. I have to hurry, because every day that passes is another day closer to some type of mental deadline. The juice runs out, I feel guilt for not finishing what I've started, and every nice review is another pang of guilt. Even a lack of comments hurts too, cause then I feel like no one's reading. There's really no winning. 

  Deep down, I am proud of some of my ideas. I'm happy to be able to type, keeping the typos to a minimum, and all that. But I feel like this isn't really for me. I come here for a quick release, to get an idea out of my head, and hopefully scurry off for a long time afterwards. And this perfectionist mentality I seem to have doesn't stop with writing, either. If I start to draw, paint, or learn literally any other skill, I get irritated with my lack of skill, or can't quite replicate what's in my head, and I abandon whatever I've started. Writing's easy, or, rather, typing is... I don't know. Make no mistake though, you've hit the nail on the head. I hate my work, and how it makes me feel. I'm never going to do a mass delete of my stories again, but alas...

  I'm happy you, and others, enjoy what I type, on the rare occasions that I do. I'm even more honored that you got inspired by me, at some point as well! But frankly, I've given up on impressing anyone. Even if I read another story, and I like it, I'll get further discouraged because others can type and convey ideas much better than I can.

  I'm not trying to sound dramatic, but this is pretty much the reality of my situation. My headspace when typing is not good. I'm my own biggest critic. And, maybe, my very first story got some pretty mixed reviews and set the precedent for this mindset. Others have reached out to me before, a nice fellow named Nothingness took some time to email me, once. It's really funny though, my usual day-to-day isn't usually depressing. I'm a pretty content person. But when I get to typing, or answer nice comments, I revert into a bad state of mind. I cannot accept praise of any sort.

  So, I may return again someday like usual, but it's just a cycle. I'm the writer that shouldn't exist. Like having a tank, or some type of Paladin on the front line, but they enter combat already poisoned.

  I can't stay off this platform forever, I just can't be on it for long periods of time.

  I'm aware this has been a bit of a ramble, but I did need to get this off my chest.

  Thanks, Pluto, I also hope you have a wonderful day, too.

  -Intheliar

I'll certainly try to keep things interesting if possible, I have a strong imagination sometimes. I also love gentle interactions between small folks and Giantess types who have so much power yet don't use it unless they have to.

There's probably going to be more vore eventually, I like those parts after all. So far Charlotte is set up to have to eat someone about once a month just to maintain her health. I'm trying to use Gringham to prove not all humans are evil, which will cause her to be unwilling to eat non-enemies.

I also sympathize with you, I don't like feet content but there's so many good stories out there with that in it.

Thanks, I'll try to keep it going. I've had many ideas to throw in it's just a matter of getting a chance to type.

I don't think I'm all that great at typing though

Haha thanks for the review, I was thinking about that too. As it stands I also don't really like his current state of mind, and I plan to do a timeskip again soon where he might have time to reflect and get over the shock of the recent events.

I'm not real sure if he'll ever be like "tough" or anything else, perhaps constantly relying on Charlotte's strength to win all encounters.

Oh but I really would like for him to come clean with her, and have her try to rebuild his self confidence so he won't feel like excess baggage, know what I mean?

I think it's fine to leave a comment like you have; these stories aren't usually premeditated and they can be molded depending on feedback I get. However I also promise I'll never incorporate things I don't want to happen.

Perhaps the upcoming years will make him cooler, cause I sure as hell know I'm a lot different now than I was when I was sixteen. *Thumbs up*

This is by no means a masterpiece haha :) 

I'll try and work up some more willpower to keep on going, hopefully I'll have another chapter ready by the end of the week perhaps.

Thanks for the kind review

I absolutely agree. I like gentle but not always too gentle you know? Something to help remind you of the power difference, and yet, having the peace of mind that it won't necessarily apply to you.

In that regard, imagine them as an extension of yourself. If your enemies are their enemies, then they can quite literally be your weapon for you.

Also thank you for reading my other stories. I used to have several more but I got depressed one night and wiped them all. Like 50000 words down the drain