Futasota

Everyone faces hardships. For some it’s a frustrating family, for some a disappointing career and for some it is a limiting disability. As good as humans are, as much as society tries to discourage us to get mad, lose it, it is still the natural reaction to dealing with issues for many. Some issues are larger, some smaller. In some cases an issue can be so substantial that it cannot be dealt with in a civil manner – so it has to be solved with . One of those cases is something a couple dozen people find themselves in now. A battle for a solution. A battle for relief and satisfaction. And we’re all in it to win.

It all started some months ago in fall. News started spreading of a game of some sort. Its details were never specified in public. Only the central theme was clear. The game would decide 3 winners who would receive treatment for a birth defect some people my age have suffered. It was a bad couple of years. A mutation in the womb caused by a leak of radioactive waste into the drinking water. Long story short, some girls were born with a mutation. Now called futas, those girls possess working male and female genitalia. Or that’s at least the optimal scenario. Some of us weren’t so lucky.

The rumors of this game reached every high school senior and touched the hearts of many futanari girls all around the country. A means to fix their issue by playing a game? Now, most futanari girls do not have any issues. Two working sets of genitalia never hurt anybody. But for some, the mutation left them with freakish male genitalia which in the worst case rendered them infertile. Such was the fate for so many girls with the mutation. But now there was a real solution. A free pass to a surgical operation to fix these issues for good. There was just a silly game to play, and 3 out of a total of 20 would win? That sounds fair. So, some couple thousand did apply and 20 will take part in the game. I am one of those 20, and starting this game, I couldn’t possibly imagine what I would have to go through in search of this miracle cure.

I am a high school senior. Our age group got infected with radioactive waste, making us for all intents and purposes unusual and a few of us scarred and deformed. Luckily enough, these mutations only affect our genitals, so they are in most cases easy to hide, but no girl wants to have weird boy things, do they? Maybe I’m petty, maybe we are all petty to come here to this old abandoned school at night to play this game. But the reality is that we all want changes and we are willing to play whatever game to get a chance at this expensive and rare treatment they offer.

I think I'm a pretty average person overall. My best features are my thick nice hair and big dark eyes. I'm good at school, and people say I'm pretty, so I'm not exactly the worst off. If I was a normal girl, guys would also likely be interested in me. I really think having a dick brings me down. And maybe the fact that I let it bring me down also says something about me.

I enter through the main gate of the building. It’s late evening and it’s a bit chilly. I had to take a train here, the game is taking place in a closed high school. Apparently there was a funding issue. I step in and walk through the main door. I can clearly see the interior is decorated with lights that remain turned off for now. I expect them to turn on once the game starts. I can’t lie, I’m a little nervous. I’m someone who likes to know what the heck I’m getting myself into, but this game was so mysterious I could find only weird rumors and theories. I hope it’s not like all those weird futa comic books they make. We are so sexualized, it’s so annoying. Especially when I’m not a normal futa girl.

I hurry up towards the gym where the game was said to start and find people already inside. There’s some chatter and I notice that everyone is in fact my age, as is expected. Everyone looks so different, but they all share similar thoughts with me I bet. Questions about the nature of the game. What are we all actually doing here. My main concern is to find my friend. I am lucky enough to be friends with a girl my age who I’ve known since childhood. She lives in the next town over, and our moms are good friends. I was excited to hear that she also got a place in the game, so I have to find her.