"You're not panicking. Good." It's Quentin's voice, but not as loud as you'd imagined it would sound at your new size. "And I judge from your reaction that the new micro-tranceiver is working perfectly. It's in your suit, and as well as rendering communication between our two scales both possible and convenient, it is too small a signal to be detected by any technology the opposition have available to them."
To be honest, you're fairly blanking out the scientist's spiel at this point, too concerned with attempting to take in all of Miss Hensley's luscious figure. Beyond her feet and ankles her legs roar off into the sky, making the Statue of Liberty seem a bit of a child in comparison. Yet while you can't quite comprehend the entirety of her tremendous form, the small part of her imposing body that you can admire - those feet, each larger than an aircraft carrier - contains strength sufficient to smother your fragile life with no effort. It's humbling, yet also indescribably sexy. You can't wait for the mission to begin, for her to serve as your transport. A chance to get closer to her, and begin that fragile romance that you intend to initiate when the job is over.
Quentin is blathering about scale interaction, endurance limitations and other such nonsense would it really be worth listening to him, and his lessons on how your new size works? Or should you wing it, like you always do when he shows off one of his devices? You could pretend to listen while actually attempting to calculate Hensley's comparative size in your head, and exactly how much more powerful than you she is. And how exhilerating the love-making would be...
But why imagine? You could approach her right now, and get started on the intimate relationship, asking Quentin to have her pick you up. He's well-used to your pecadillos by now, and should understand that you'll learn your lessons better when they come from the mouth of a beautiful woman...
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