Business

The sound had come from the giant’s left. She turned her mighty head, her matted locks of unbrushed hair swaying down around her breasts as she did so. She found the small so-called merchant.

“Ha! You expect me to believe you could have anything that would be of any use to me? You’re ridiculous!” The giantess leaned down so that her hardening nipples dug small trophs into the earth as she put her face near the merchant’s form. When the large woman laughed, her rotten dragon’s breath rolled out and over the smaller lady’s body.

The saleswoman tried not to ****, not wanting to appear rude, she held her breath through the entire attack. Only after the giantess quieted down did the smaller woman decide to brave small breaths, forcing herself to get as used to the stench as possible before speaking.

“But I promise you, my fair lady, that if you were to befriend this rogue that all of your dreams could come true. For you see, I deal in magic potions!”

“Magic… potions?” The giantess’s eyes grew large and sparkled at the words. She had heard of magics that could do extraordinary things, but no magic user had ever braved coming to her domain. Even the spells the King had used against her in the past were casted by sorcerers from a safe distance. Still, she had seen the power of their craft. Giant balls of flame. Conjured serpents of ice and cloud. It was fantastic!

If this human is telling the truth, there’s no telling what sort of things their magic could do for me! I could become all-powerful! She thought these things as she eyed the merchant with a distrusting leer. Breathe fire and grow twice-no! Three times my current height! I’d be unstoppable! Even other giants would fear and bow down before me!

“And why would you wish to help me, mortal? Are you blind? Can you not see what I am?”

“It does not matter to me if you are a farmer or a wolf, a centaur or a giantess. If you have coin, treasure, or anything to offer me, then I am pleased to make an offer to you. And you, m’lady, I hear are a woman of great influence and substance. That is why I am here, why I came all this way.” The merchant yelled to have her words heard clearly, but there was still so much grace to her tone. And it came without a single trembling note, a sign of bravery great enough to arouse the enormous woman and make her listen on as the smaller woman continued. “And what luck! All you wish for is greater strength? I can make you strong beyond your wildest fantasies, and taller than even these great trees! You could be as a goddess walking this realm!”

Everything the human was selling sounded good, though—the giantess considered—perhaps too good to be true. She lifted a suspicious eyebrow and grabbed the merchant in one fist, plucking her from the ground as easily as one might a dandelion. The huge creature sat back then. Her ass slammed down onto the earthen floor and shook the forest around her camp. She kept her legs spread comfortably apart, allowing her scent to further waft, and drew the merchant to eye level.

“And what is it you think I should give you in exchange?” the giantess asked.