I remember reading this story a while back. This was probalby one of the first I read which combined the appeal of gigantic female characters (in relation to the men) with a grand sweeping adventure. One particular aspect of the story that stood out was that the giantess aspect was something that was simply used to tell to story, not something the story was built around. It allowed for incredible investment of what would happen next, which is always the goal.

It has been awhile since I've first read this, but this has been one of the greatest stories I've read on this site. While it's no secret what many on here come for, you give us that and so much more. 

A page turner for sure, with the motivations for many characters laid plain to see. But that is the story's biggest strengths, and a critical weakness. 

Laura's thoughts, goals and dreams are all quite apparent from the start, as is her transition from well-intentioned extremist, to extremist. With that being said, what has been said, does not need to be said again. This, in my opinion, makes the alien perspective unneccessary, and I was quite tempted to skip their parts.

Which is a shame, because they are the most interesting characters in the story. True, almost no giggity-giggity from them, but it is fun to see the interactions between the two scientists. I am particularly interested in the "fail-safe".

I also am interested in a human-driven victory, even in the face of defeat. Perhaps it's my human pride or whatever, but it does get tiring to see people act incredibly stupid, or incredibly idiotic. But, since this story seems to be stretching for a lot longer, I'm still invested in what you have planned.

So far so good. You're excellent in illustrating a scene, and it is quite easy to imagine Lauren among the denizens of the doomed city. Lauren's general character, while not likeable per say, does give her life. I look forward for what you have in store.

Ah, the Tsundere, a classic. For some it's cliche, for me, the reason it's so common, is because there's always a compelling storyline waiting to be tapped. I've always liked the Hey Arnold! kind of stories where the bane of the character's existence ends up loving them the most.

Admittedly, I'm not a fan of first-person, but that's more of a stylistic preference. It does this story credit, and keeps the pace going. Definitely, if there's going to be a future installment, it would be fun to see things from Meredeth's perspective. 

This was probably the most unpleasant chapter I had the pleasure of reading. I was just coming off of Grace, a nasty little gremlin, from Deliverance getting her just desserts ... and here comes this monster of a Chapter to really sour the mood.

Don't get me wrong, it's a fantastic chapter, but there better be a reckoning, I better see the God Emperor of Mankind mistake the BSA for some filthy xenos. Dang, I used to like Leah a lot (not in a sense of admiration, but enjoy as a villain the same way I enjoy a Disney villain), but now, I feel for her the same way Anakin feels about sand. What a nasty piece of work. I've speculated before that Anna would have to imprint, to sympathize with with four girls in order to change them, but Leah throws that in the crapper. The passage with "Toe Jam" really twisted in the knife.

Perhaps more seriously, Leah acts out the part of the psychopathic abuser. She actively works to isolate her target of interest, all the while acting obsessive over them. Any attempt to reason with her, and she lies, or tells fantasies so crazy only she believes them.

Don't know how Annabelle's getting out of this one. I guess in the end, her Portuguese blood really does need the power of B R A Z I L to prevail.

Oh boy, it's happening, the imprinting. The usage of nouns was brilliant in your depiction of Annabelle truly losing control, replacing "Harper" with "Goddess". The description of the imprinting incidence, where Harper literally becomes a goddess, reminds me of another story on this site, "We help each other get on" by Greenanon, where the giantess' scent makes the tiny guy lose himself and worship her. It's played in a less frightening context, since the giantess character is actually gentle, but it's fun to compare and contrast these similar scenes. Heck, because those scenes were played with a wholesome perspective, it makes your tale by contrast, all the more harrowing.

Harper was probably going to be the "easiest" for Annabelle to handle, simply because she's obssessed with her the most. The other girls appear to be tempered with a sense of pragmatism that Harper simply doesn't possess, especially Leah. How Annaabelle will confront them one on one will be interesting. I suspect before the end, happy or sad, Poppy will inevitably have her day. You might be heading for a role reversal where Poppy is in control, and Annabelle is the voice of discontent, making Poppy's goddesses "bleed" in a figurative sense, before her eyes.

P.S: Happy secret ending where Annabelle imprints on Oliver and commandeers his fully armed and operational submarine plz.

I typically don't go for shrunken woman stories, but the tale you've weaved is incredibly intriguing, full of mystery, and inner conflict. It's one of those things where the giantess stuff, even though it plays a major part of the story, sort of plays second fiddle to the struggle of the protagonist, Annabelle.

And you've definitely made me root for Annabelle, not for that Poppy loony. 

As for speculation, I've been wondering, considering FF's actions now, if there's a second aspect to the imprinting aspect, where the type 0 is able to convey a certain obsession, or domination over his/her supposed protector. It would be interesting, not to mention, most satisfying and triumphant, if Annabelle is able to turn the tables like that.

Excellent entry. While I do prefer tinys that tend to be somewhat self-sufficient, and have plenty of swagger themselves, sometimes, you want your giant girl to cuddle a guy (or gal) that needs it. You've got a nice snappy writing style for this one, although I believe you went into a tad more detail in your last two entries in terms of setting the scene and describing actions and moods, which is something I generally prefer.

Some people (including myself) enjoy a mix of cruel and gentle content, but I tend to stomach pure benevolence far better than pure malevolence, and this story, as well as the ones before it, are no exception (even though I believe they are quite exceptional).

Nevertheless, "Made for Me" is another successful exercise.

This particular story has been my favorite one-shot in recent memory. Some of my favorite giantess tropes have been depicting typically mean/cruel scenarios such as crush/vore/scat in a gentle context. I also enjoy the trope of having evil-looking characters turning out to be sweethearts. And finally, a giantess feeding off of predatory creatures while sparing the tiny is *chef's kiss*.
Despite Ymyr's limited vocabulary, you are able to portray her with a lot of character. She appears to be a kindly soul, if lonely. This does remind me of your Naga story somewhat, where instead of using one-word phrases, the character is mute. The tiny guy, as depicted here, works, he seems to have a sense of bravado that makes him easy to root for.
Best scene here was when Ymyr reveals that she can't regurgitate. A great depiction of a ... crappy situation.

Hoo boy, I'll have to bookmark this chapter ... for no particular reason.

I do like that there's some pushback against such a radical, world-altering idea. Often times, radical, quick, implements tend to end in disaster. It's good that Jisoo wants to pace the changes, but sometimes, you have to have the mindset that things can always get worse, and sometimes, the best thing to do is nothing. The cure can inflict more harm than the disease.

Of course, look forward to her to be on the hunt for some Amita troublemakers, which is probably the best course of action for her. We'll see how the conflict within her plays out, and I suspect Eren will play a large role in that decision.

And speaking of Eren, all those trials and suffering was worth it, as we can see by the end of the chapter. Going from torture by Grace, to being "attended to" by Jisoo. Perfectly balanced.