This choice: "Actually, there were a few more I wanted to try out if you don't mind." • Go Back...Chapter #7"Actually, there were a few more I wanted t... by: David   Well since you just helped her release all that gas, surely the next experiments would be much less stinky right? Besides, you couldn't exactly say no, you were her assistant and it wouldn't be a very good first impression to deny her help on your first day. "Ah, sure! I don't mind, it is my job after all!" You smiled and fanned the air, it doing little good considering the majority of the air in the room had already been tainted by Twilight's farts.
"Excellent! There's so many interesting experiments I've wanted to attempt, but Spike isn't exactly the most keen at helping out with them." Twilight beamed as she went across the room to a bookshelf. Catching a few more whiffs of her gas, she groaned and started to fill the room with air freshener. "Ugh again I'm sorry about that, I knew I shouldn't of had that cheese earlier... my gas usually isn't that bad!" You assured her it was fine (your nose sure was telling you it wasn't though) as she looked for a particular book in her collection. Standing behind her you had the perfect view to watch her purple rump sway back and forth, her chubby cheeks slapping together from the movement. The sight made you blush as she continued to move her fat ass in front of you. It was clear she had put on a little weight around her plot, was it from sitting on her throne too much, or overeating perhaps?
Your thoughts were broken as Twilight found the book she was looking for, bringing it over to you and opening it to a page. It seemed to be full of a variety of different spells, all looking quite complex. Twilight tapped her hoof on one of the pages and smiled. "This one right here, a size reduction spell. Or a shrinking spell, as most would call it! I've wanted to try this one out for a long time but I haven't had a uhh..."
"Guinea pig?" You said rather bluntly, you weren't surprised she hadn't found someone to try this one out on. All manner of bad things could happen at a smaller size.
Twilight blushed a bit and giggled. "Yeah... Spike is worried something bad would happen, but trust me! I'm sure I can make it work, I've already shrunk a couple objects! Nothing living mind you... but I'm sure it will be fine! Besides think of all that could be learned!"
You had an unsure feeling about this but at the same time Twilight was the element of magic after all. Even if something went wrong you were fairly certain Twilight could fix it, few knew as much about magic as she did. Still, you were more worried about what exactly she had planned for you when you were small. You doubted she only wanted to shrink you then grow you back.
The alicorn grabbed another book nearby, this one even thicker and looking quite old. "Of course, if you don't want to try that one out its fine, there are lots more different experiments we can try!" It seemed either way you would be testing out a potentially dangerous experiment with her, you just hoped it wouldn't be as stinky as the first one (the effects of which were still apparent as the room had quite a pungent odor hanging around). After a few moments of thought you came to a decision.  | Members who added to this interactive story also contributed to these: |
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