So this is just something I've been puttering away at that brings a lot of my specific kinks together into a cohesive whole. No idea where I'm going with it, just sitting down a little bit every day and seeing what comes out.
CW: Monsterfucking (human male/Japanese Oni female), femdom, size difference, BBWs, dommy mommy play, nonsexual references to eating people (no Vore here, sorry if that's what you're looking for), the word "cunt" used to refer to vulva and vagina, later on in the story there's going to be some food play/feederism. Just a head's up.
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"Holy shit, is this all one order?" I said as I hefted the bags. The girl working the counter at Papi's Fried Chicken just shrugged.
"Yeah, I know. Maybe they're having a party? I've never seen anybody order six family-sized buckets before. It's all there though. Hope they at least give you a good tip." She turned back to the next customer.
It had to be a party, I thought as I loaded eighteen pounds of greasy fried chicken into my car. Papi's was fast food, and on the cheap and gut-wrecking end of the scale; cold Papi's was a surefire hangover cure the morning after a frat party.
I punched the address into the GPS and pulled out of the parking lot. The delivery instructions just said "knock and leave bag." The app didn't show any tip beyond the minimum automatic gratuity. Great. Whatever, maybe the frat ordering this would offer me a beer on the way out; it was my last delivery for the day anyways.
Pulling up to the address, it didn't really look like a frat house; just a kind of run-down house near the end of a dead end side street. The lawn was unkempt and the windows were all dirty. I started to get an idea for why I wasn't getting a tip; I wondered if I was delivering to squatters or a drug den.
Walking up the porch steps, the words "murder house" started to form in my head; I know, I know, but I'd seen too many houses like this one in cheap direct-to-streaming horror movies.
I put the bags of fried chicken down, rapped my knuckles firmly against the peeling wooden door, and called out "ChowDash!"
I wasn't expecting any response and turned to leave, when a husky, feminine voice croaked out "Thank...you..." from the other side of the door.
"I, uh...You're welcome," I called back, and hurried back to my car. I got back in, turned the key in the ignition, and happened to look up.
Just in time to see the door creak open and the largest hand I'd ever seen - easily twice as big as my own - sneak out and grab the bags. The skin was as red as a ripe tomato and the nails were at least four inches long.
You ever see that picture of a beer can in Andre the Giant's hand, and because he was so big the beer can looks half-sized? This hand was bigger and distinctly feminine, with long, tapering fingers and it looked...healthy, if that makes sense? Like there was no puffiness, nothing to suggest that there was an illness or a genetic issue present. The size and the bright red skin seemed perfectly natural on this hand.
A sudden chill ran down my spine, and a feeling like I'd just seen something I wasn't supposed to. I made a big show of watching over my shoulder as I backed out of the driveway, in case the owner of the hand was watching me. I got out of the neighborhood quickly.
***
A week later I had their order again. Another late delivery, the sun low in the sky. Same address, and another gigantic order - four large Meat Lovers' pizzas from Pizza Captain. When I saw the address pop up I felt a shiver up my back; I'd been thinking about that giant hand and the deep, feminine voice behind the door since I'd dropped off the fried chicken the previous week. Who was she?
What
was she? I'd definitely laid awake at night in my apartment wondering about that last one. Was she some sort of mutant? Something supernatural? I'd never been one to believe in ghosts or cryptids or anything like that, but I know what I saw when I delivered the fried chicken.
I carried the pizza up the sagging porch steps, knocked on the door, and shouted "ChowDash!" again. I heard someone moving behind the door, and that husky voice rang out more clearly this time. "Thank you! Leave them there." There was an edge of command in the voice; she sounded more confident speaking this time, and her voice was less croaky.
I walked back down the steps, and got back in my car. I made sure the street was clear and started to back down the driveway, watching the door. My efforts were rewarded; I got a glimpse of two muscular red arms reaching down to grab the pizza boxes, and a mass of long, lank black hair spilling over and obscuring a face. She glanced up as I reached the bottom of the driveway and I saw eyeshine, like a cat's eyes in the dark. I also saw a pair of long, straight horns rising from her temples.
I think we made eye contact for a split second before I got out of there.
All I could think was, was that some kind of demon?
Weirdly, there was a new driver review on my ChowDash account the next morning. It read "VERY GOOD COURIER VERY HAPPY WITH HIS SERVICE SHOULD HAVE GIVEN HIM BIGGER TIP" and the customer was identified as "Hoshoka." I looked at the order and realized it was the pizza delivery to the strange...devil woman. I sat there for a few minutes, staring at my phone kind of dumbstruck; the huge, red-skinned woman had apparently not been bothered by the fact that I'd seen her, and instead left me a review and expressed regret at not tipping me.
I had no idea how to react to this situation.
***
Three days after the pizza delivery, I got her again. This time I was picking up four gallons of sake from an upscale liquor store to deliver to Hoshoka. The order made the pieces fall into place for me; I'd been researching all sorts of myths and legends trying to figure out what I'd seen when Hoshoka answered the door. I'd looked through all sorts of devils, demons and monsters trying to narrow it down. And suddenly, one of the possibilities I'd pored over made a lot of sense.
Sake was a Japanese drink; and giant, red-skinned, horned humanoid creatures in Japanese mythology were...Oni. Sure, the pizza and fried chicken were maybe a little off base for a Japanese monster, but then again from what I'd read their preferred food was human flesh. But who knows; maybe she'd ordered a shitload of ramen over the past two weeks and I just hadn't been her ChowDasher for those orders.
The thought crossed my mind that maybe she was eating delivery drivers, but I dismissed it just as quickly; she'd specifically requested that the food be left, rather than handed off directly.
I picked up the order and drove to the now-familiar neighborhood, pulling down the dead end street to that rundown house. Gravel crunched under my tires as I pulled into the driveway. Weirdly, the delivery instructions weren't the usual "knock and drop off." She'd left a decent tip electronically this time, but there was also a note "knock for tip."
Shit, was she going to eat me? Maybe I'd seen too much when I'd spotted her collecting her pizzas. But there was no way she could guarantee that I'd be her delivery driver this time; if she was putting "knock for tip" on orders I wasn't delivering, she'd have a lot more delivery drivers seeing her. That would be a messy situation.
Fuck it, I thought to myself as I hefted the cardboard box of sake bottles. Let's see what kind of tip she's offering. I was single and working my ass off for tips, and honestly the worst she could do to me wouldn't be worse than the daily grind.