Media Impact Customs - Keri in Tribal Relations CL

Media Impact Customs - Keri in Tribal Relations CL

As the giantess Keri strode through her village, she couldn't help but think about the tiny tribe that had sent their prince to marry her. These ant-sized creatures were nothing more than playthings to her, and she reveled in the power she possessed over them. With each step, Keri felt the ground shake beneath her feet, reminding her of the immense strength that coursed through her veins. Keri strolled towards her hut, her massive feet causing the ground to quake even more. She couldn't wait to see these "little men" under her heels, between her giant legs. As she approached her doorway, she saw them waiting, their tiny arms raised in greeting. It was time to welcome her future husband and his squad of guards. With a deep laugh, Keri raised her foot and brought it down on the unsuspecting prince, crushing him beneath her heel. His guards tried to fight back, but they were no match for her strength. With a smirk, Keri lifted her other foot out of its heel and began squashing them like insects. The sight of their tiny bodies being crushed between her fingers and toes sent shivers of pleasure down her spine. Picking up the ones she had squished, Keri examined her handiwork. She couldn't help but admire the way their bodies bent and broke beneath her touch. Some she crushed between her fingertips, others she placed in her armpit and swallowed whole. The prince, she decided, was too important to be crushed like the others. Instead, she picked him up and carried him to her mouth, between her toes and armpit. "See this part of my body?" she asked, causing him to tremble in fear. "I use it to exterminate your people, and it feels great." Satisfied with her demonstration, Keri put the prince in her pocket, ready to leave for her daily hunt. As she strolled through the village once more, she couldn't help but feel a sense of power and dominance. These tiny creatures were nothing more than playthings to her, and she reveled in the thought that they would never be anything more.