Taking a big running start, you run to the end of the trembling giantess's middle finger and leap with your arms spread into the air. A little part of you wasn't expecting to make it out of this situation at all. But you still figured jumping to your death at this point would be better than living your life shrunk to a size so ridiculously miniscule you could fit inside an insect's mouth. Your eyes begin to tear up from the velocity you're heading towards the ground, and so you close your eyes, fully expecting to hit the ground hard enough to rush your bones. However, this is not the case as you find your body come into contact with a soft surface, radiating with a low layer of heat. You don't get up from your position, but rather lay flat on your stomach as you landed, runiing your hand across the strange peach-colored plain you've ended up on. Judging from a slight odor around you, it doesn't take you too long to realize exactly where you are... and how unlucky you truly are. A familiar wicked laughter fills the air as the gypsy says high above you "WELL THIS IS CERTAINLY FASCINATING, LITTLE BUG. ARE YOU SO DESPERATE TO BE UNDER MY FOOT THAT YOU JUMPED ATOP IT?" The shadow over you grows more intense as the gypsy reaches down effortlessly to pluck you off of her foot with one hand. As she wraps you in her soft fist, she whispers to herself "NOW WHERE DID MY SECOND LITTLE PET WANDER OFF TO?"
You can feel the gypsy's footsteps ring through her skin as she holds you, her heartbeat pulsing through her fingertips as she scowers the ground for a similarly smaller girl. "COME OUT, COME OUT, WHEREVER YOU ARE... I KNOW YOU'RE CLOSE, YOUR LITTLE LEGS CAN'T HAVE TAKEN YOU TOO FAR!" Your head is sticking out from Madame Rosella's grip, but you are unable to turn or move your head. All you can do is face her pretty bare waist and revealing top as she holds you close. But you can clearly hear her as she gets closer and closer to her prize. "AHA, THERE YOU ARE! FIRST YOU THOUGHT YOU COULD TAKE MY LITTLE MAN AWAY FROM ME, THEN YOU THOUGHT YOU COULD HIDE BEHIND A CHAIR LEG? YOU ARE A FOOLISH LITTLE GIRL, AREN'T YOU?" You can hear danielle's high pitched screams as the giantess reaches out for her, grabbing her in a similar fashion that you were captured. The gypsy stands up and holds the two of you out in front of her, clenching one shrunken person in each hand. "AT LEAST YOU HAD THE GOOD SENSE TO HIDE FROM ME. THIS ONE HERE JUMPED ONTO MY FOOT AND SPREAD HIS ARMS OUT, PRACTICALLY BEGGING ME TO SQUASH HIM." You look across the witch's body and see Danielle trapped in her other fist. The girl is obviously not taking the whole "being small" thing well and tears are streaming down her face. You remember a fair amount of begging and pleading from your end when you were shrunk as well, but you hope it didn't look as pathetic as she does. The gypsy brings you both up to her face and darts her eyes back and forth as she focuses on one of you at a time. "TWO NEW LITTLE PETS. DOUBLE THE FUN." She looks back over to Danielle and smirks as she puckers her lips forward, blowing out a stream of hot air which blows the doll-sized girl's hair back. She begins crying from terror even harder, which only makes the gypsy more pleased with her work. "NOW THAT I HAVE YOU BOTH RIGHT WHERE I WANT YOU, I MUST ADMIT THAT THIS DAY HAS TAKEN A LOT OUT OF ME. I'M FEELING QUITE..."
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