The Tunnel Giantess by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Caitlin, with the help of her dog, Sparky, discovered a hidden stairway behind some bookshelves in the castle library. The lighting was dim, although she never could find its source. Intriqued, the curious pair cautiously explored the stairs until they reached the bottom. Beyond them loomed a ancient passage, which like the stairway was dimly but adequately lighted. The walls were dry here and fairly straight. The fearless pair explored farther--and then farther. The place was a maze of intersecting tunnels. Soon Caitlin was thoroughly lost and her earlier confidence had turned to confusion and fear.
Sparky remained his ever confident self, but he was distressed by his mistress's fear. He barked encouragingly to her and headed off down a new passageway that angled off to the left from the one they had been following. Having little choice, Caitlin hurred after her pet.
Unlike the previous tunnels, this one seemed much older. The flagstones soon gave way to dry, rock-strewn ground. This passage also began to twist and turn like she was walking inside a giant snake. It was not a thought that reasssured Caitlin. With a shudder, she shook off the thought and concentrated on following the little dog trotting ahead of her. The passage also undulated up and down as well as twisting, so she sometimes lost sight of Sparky. Panic would rise up, but almost as soon as it did, Sparky would come bounding back to check on her, then rush on ahead. Soon the walls began to slant dangerously and the air smelled damp and of decay. The dry ground grew damp, then turned into muck, but Sparky kept going forward, so Caitlin had no choice but to follow.
Sparky was out of sight when she heard him begin to bark excitedly. There was the hint of a snarl in his barking, so Caitlin knew he'd found something that worried him. Then around a turn in the tunnel, she saw what had disturbed her pet. Before them, stood the biggest woman in the world! Her father was a big man, who stood over six feet tall, but this huge woman would have stood more than a head above him. The large strange stood, hands on hips, staring first at Sparky then at her with a no nonsense look. Clearly, this a a person that even if she'd been a small adult, Caitlin would have paid attention to whatever she demanded of her.
Sparky, realizing that Caitlin had caught up with him, loyally placed himself between the giantess and his mistress. Fur raised on his neck and spine, The din of his barking reverberated throughout the tunnel.
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Credits:
Giantess: DAZ She-freak; skin and clothing textures by Denise (also known as Danie of DM Productions).
Caitlin: Millinium PS Girl; skin texture "Caitlin;" DAZ's Updo2 Hair;
Dress: Don't remember who made it, but I retextured it.
Sparky: "Jack Russell" is a "Toy Dog JR" texture and morph by Dario; Toy Dog poses by Netherworks Studios.
Tunnel: Wonderfully modeled and textured by Ricardo Kawecki.
Thanks for dropping by! Constructive or encouraging remarks are appreciated.
Jeremy

Comments (8)
Darn Renderosity and their ridiculous amount of space for stories with the pictures. This is only half the story. Next time, I'll try to post the rest.
Cute story and great illustration. Definitely will keep an eye out for the other half. :O)
Well done as always. Your re-texturing is impressive of course. Moral of this story (without the missing half) must be to never trust the instincts of a JR Terrier. Hee Hee.
Great image. Light is great.
Excellent work....love a good story....fabulous composition and light...well done !!!!!!
Excellent work!!!
Uhh , she looks impressive, and im not frightend fast
Ooooh! I really like this one. Great point of view, for one, and I really, REALLY, love the light from the tunnel beyond. Also the way it twists is very cool.