Wow, very good story. Certainly seeing so many stories of Giantesses that are molding the tinies until they become their submissive slaves or die is already something repetitive. But this story of a giantess being changed personality by a tiny is certainly something if not new at least funny. Let's see how it develops.

Oh wow it's fun. I saw some references to the Malleus Maleficarum or the Hammer of the Witches, some historians classify it as the most bloodstained book in the entire history of mankind. It instructed how to locate, torture and kill women who were considered witches. I guess a witch hunter would have something like that but it's funny the fact that Carol touched the blessed steel and didn't get burned which perhaps implies that she isn't possessed by evil. James trying to get away from the reduction source. I'm dying to see when James finds out that his landlady and source of his love is the cause of his downsizing. It will be exciting. As exciting as another of your stories, Green. You really do have a knack for this. Keep it up.

Brilliant. just great. Many wanted to see what happened to Amber after the conclusion and you certainly did not disappoint Green. It has been a masterful chapter. I like that she was able to fix her relationship with Eve. But honestly I didn't like Eve's initial aggressiveness towards Amber. After all when she met Evan she wasn't exactly a saint. She wanted to enslave Evan and take his house. If the little boy hadn't made her fall in love with him, we'd have another story of the cruel giantess who gets away with it. As the saying goes "Let the one who is free of sin cast the first stone."
I guess Green is teaching us with this chapter that life takes many turns. We never know what will happen in the future. Well at least that's what this chapter conveyed to me. :)

Please men, use Google Translator. English is not my mother language :D

Y aquí está. Supongo que esa es la razón de la actitud de Jeanine hacia los Lilis. Lo maravilloso de todo esto es que mientras lo estoy leyendo siento cada una de las emociones de la chica como si fueran mías. Es un arte ¿sabes?, atrapar al lector de esa manera es algo que pondero de tus escritos, amigo. Maravillosa obra que te pone a reflexionar y te hace desear seguir leyéndola para ver que sucederá a continuación.

Admiro el personaje de Jeanine. Es capaz de mantener sus principios incluso si eso la lleva a contradecir los de su madre. Sigue así, hombre. Te apoyo desde aquí.

Interesting chapter. Mayor Saverine is an interesting character. I think the Magna Gratia experience can be really enriching for Jeannine and Sara. Or really destructive if they do not treat this issue carefully. I mean, they are both studying political science and it is good that they are seeing what this whole thing about leading a society into the future is about. In that sense, I think that Mayor Rin can even act as a guide for the two Brobs. Or if Magna Gratia, the ambassador of Lilliputia, which we saw at the beginning, is ever discovered, consider this city more than a crime but an example of what could be achieved with good will and love.

Wonderful chapter. I guess it's natural. Morality is something really difficult to perceive when looking at it from all its shades. If we place ourselves in context, the trauma is too much to overcome. We're talking about a person who literally watched everyone he loved die in a second by the same being that later ate his kind. I don't know why, Jeannine, knowing all the pain that Nick felt, made a decision to put MG in her care.

So it's only natural that the town is scared for her after suggesting that Jeanine destroy it to be safe. But Nick's is another story.

If Jeanine doesn't act as some sort of mediator, it's impossible for those two to at least get to tolerate each other. Neither of them relents on their perspectives but I think fundamentally the apology should initially come from Sara. Still I don't think that's enough. Is Nick so naive as to think that Sara's apology means anything in the face of the horrors he experienced? Please, that won't ease the pain he's feeling.

It's hard to move on under those circumstances, dude. Nick lives a trauma that Sara does not suffer at all. In fact, the guy sees Sara as the embodiment of the same species that destroyed his life and would do it again if they weren't protected by Jeannine. It's hard to get empathy, support, or even forgiveness here. Let's see how the author manages to blend these two to a certain extent. Maybe Jeannine will help a little, huh? :)

Wow, I'm already causing spoilers again, xd

Sometimes I find it hard to believe that people are inherently evil. We all have evil and good within us. The important thing is the decisions we make or what we believe is right and wrong and the path we choose. Jeaninne's mother's genocidal tendencies did not take root in her daughter despite everything. But I always believe that there is a reason in everyone to act in some way, beyond doing it because we can. Otherwise it would be a true barbarism. As I'm sure it was the war between Lilis and Brods

Great story, good start. Waiting for.more

A very nice story. I really felt warmth in my heart as I read it. Thank you for the gift of this story.

@MrD Unfortunately for Lady Griselda she doesn't understand that when you're at the top there's only one place you can go next.