This is based on another Giantessfan story: From the Stars by Kevinfred.
For so many years, people have feared the signs of an invasion from another world. Popular media had planted the ideas that an alien race would come to claim earth for themselves in dramatic fashions, from giant laser beams to UFOs gathering above the clouds and beaming up people into their ships. They were right about one thing: the aliens were coming to their planet. In fact, they were already here.
But there’s a catch: no one knows it, because the aliens were small, really small.
For some time, these extraterrestrial creatures hovered above the surface, curious about the blue ball called Earth that was filled with life underneath its atmosphere. They had to get a closer look, inspect the planet and its inhabitants themselves to find out all they could. There were so many questions they wanted to know; what were these people like, and what were they capable of.
That’s why they sent the scout ships. They comprised of three people inside, a small crew perfect for reporting their findings in this blue planet. Their ships looked big, but were actually the size of a quarter, easy to grab between one’s fingers with no effort. The only thing they had in mind was what wonders was this planet hiding that they’ll discover for themselves? Curious minds have often led to new discoveries after all.
So the scout ships were off, flying down to Earth and spreading out to cover more ground. With the cloaking device on, they were invisible to anyone who dares to look up, but so far none did. They flew fast, hurling towards one of the many strange structures that they couldn’t help but stare it. These things must be able to hold some inhabitants inside, inhabitants which were much more gigantic than they could even imagine. So they searched for an access point and began driving towards it.
When they made it inside, they saw a giant woman. And who was it?
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