Andrea, All Natural; A Gift From A Goddess

The first thing Andrea felt was very, woefully ****. She re-examined her state; the grit and grass between her exposed toes, the air on her thin smooth legs and teasing under her skirt. The way hairs suddenly stood up on her neck, and the goosebumps on her arms as they suddenly felt like crossing her chest.

And then she didn't know what to do with her mind as it was blown in a million directions and reassembled again with a certain care....almost loving, admiring.

Because right then, the impossible became quite apparently possible.

A golden light shot down from the sky and up from the earth, and met in an explosion of prismatic waves about 15 feet off the ground, then descended. She checked the sky but saw only blue. The sun was slightly west.

"Andrea Winnipeg....my sweet, fond creation." That voice again. It gave her shivers...but they weren't simply out of fear. She squirmed on the spot, suddenly feeling small. What was this unearthly.....no. Something corrected her in her mind. Earthly.

"I apologize. It sometimes falls upon me to seed an....understanding, my little one. Allow me to introduce myself. Do not be afraid."

Suddenly, the visage and body of a....rather exposed woman appeared in the center of the singularity, just barely covered by a wrapping of pure light.

Andi blushed a little. "I am Naturuum. I am what you call a goddess in your many stories."

Andrea fell down immediately, stammering. "Natu-what?! Oh god, I mean- no offense....oh....!"

Naturuum laughed with a chorus of gentle voices. "None taken, woman. Such a fine thing. Please, stand when you are ready."

Andrea took a moment to breathe. It was a little awkward with a literal being of pure light and power watching her every small motion. She eventually stood on wobbly legs. "Um...I'm ready- miss- um, goddess Nature-Oom."

Naturuum started with what seemed to be a brisk clap and an exhale behind the light. "Alright then! Hmm....I prepared a speech. I was so very excited to speak again with my fondest woman."

A heavy breeze flew through the forest, tickling the trees as the goddess cleared her "throat".

"My name is Naturuum, and I am now your guide. I have watched from afar on the beings including yourself that have been titled 'woman'. You are beautiful, and kindred, and strong. But you have become modest of these attributes. Sophistication and the curse of knowledge have inevitably stolen away your great beauty and freedom. I shall attempt to restore you now. Do not be afraid. This is your true image. Be freeee."

All at once the last word echoed through the forest as a great wind flew up from the earth in an impossible fashion. Suddenly, the dead leaves began to turn green and fill with life, and then were flying past her in a wave.

And then she screamed again, unable to help it. A wave of gentle but steady energy flowed between the leaves like conduits as she was wrapped up in green light. But then she felt her eyes directed to her own body.

"Rejoice, I am restoring you. Gaze upon your form and be joyful!"

Andrea tried to speak but could only think it. "Wh-what? My form. What does- wait, what are you doing?!?! Holy crap! NO!"

Suddenly, all of Andi's clothing began to glow green. Then she noticed the every fiber with renewed senses as they began to twist and turn and....convert. Green, vegetation like material replaced.....everything.

Her skirt became a falling veil of moss, and her....her undergarments became a leaf wrap while her shirt became leaves as well. Her bra became two large flowers tied onto her bosom by thick roots. And then it was done.

Andrea shrieked and threw her arms over her highly exposed body. Her stomach was now bare, a cute curvy waist and hips, her small belly button in the center. Not to mention the air she could feel around the sides of her breasts, and under her 'skirt'!

She felt more **** and exposed than ever.

"Hmmm. It seems the magic has compromised with something in your own spirit. No matter. I will assist, mortal one. When I am gone, you will be free! Tell your people the grand news!"

Andrea looked confused, scrunching up her nose. Then she realized. "NO! NONONO! Please, Nature-Oom! Please, I beg of you, don't-"

But before she could finish, a brilliant flash of light blinded the forest, before receding. Andrea was gone, and so was the goddess. It was quiet.