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Mutatius Ch 03

Mutatius Ch 03

by thejman3
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(IF YOU HAVEN'T READ THE FIRST TWO CHAPTERS I'D HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT SINCE SOME THINGS MIGHT NOT MAKE SENSE WITHOUT READING THEM FIRST.)

Hello once again my readers! First I want to apologize that this chapter took me so long. I honestly kept putting it off, got lazy with continuing the story, and I just didn't work on it very often. I hope none of you were desperately hanging onto seeing this chapter or something. Though I doubt my work has that kind of following.

I hope that this chapter is as good as my previous ones and you all like it. I tried to keep it as entertaining as my last ones and maybe keep you all guessing as to where it's going to go. I'm trying to keep all my lore/rules of this world in check while still being a fun romp to read.

As with all my work, if anybody has any advice or constructive criticism that they can offer, I'm more than happy to hear it. I'm definitely not a professional writer and might've missed some things in my edits.

All that's left is for me to say that I hope you enjoy this chapter and most of the kinks in here are listed below:

Literal character growth/transformation(including muscle/dick growth), straight sex, holstaurs/monster girls, some bondage, femdom (pretty minor), domination loss, threesome, oral sex/blow job, tit fuck, breastfeeding/milking, anal sex, spanking, and more.

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The day had started out so well for Tom. He had woken up with a beautiful fairy in his arms and knew where he needed to go, the capital city of the Mydila kingdom, Sulinstra. Shaylah, or Shay as he called her in private, the fairy queen of the Hunade forest, had the wind spirits give him a lift to the edge of her domain. Tom flew over the forest for maybe an hour or two before he was placed gently on the ground near the western border.

Upon landing, Tom found rolling hills out in front of him. He walked to the top of a nearby hill and scanned the area until he saw a dirt path he could follow. It may not be much but it was Tom's best bet on where to go.

That was back when the sun had almost reached its zenith. Now, the last rays of sunlight were slowly disappearing beyond the horizon and Tom still didn't see any sign of civilization.

If Tom didn't find someplace to hole up for the night, he would need to sleep out in the open, which wasn't a great idea, or keep walking throughout the night, which came with its own negatives.

The stars started appearing in the sky when he saw some kind of light in the distance. A flicker of hope ignited in Tom as he picked up his pace along the dirt path toward the light.

As he got closer, he saw a sparse wooden fence on one side of the path. The fence continued as Tom made his way toward the light until he came to a gate in the fence, which had a sign on it that said, "Sturdre Farm".

Tom had a moment of relief, he found some form of civilization, even if it was a farm out in the sticks of this country. That moment was then followed by confusion. The man wondered how he was able to read the language on the sign when he could tell it wasn't English. He assumed it was just part of the communication magic that was in this world. He silently thanked whoever made that possible since he would be completely lost without it.

He placed a hand on the fence and pushed it open into a long yard with a stone path leading to a farmhouse. The light that led him here came from a lantern hanging from one of the porch beams. He could make out a door with a window on each side looking out into the yard. Tom couldn't get a good look at the rest of the house since it was dark, but he could tell it was big. There had to be a second story or at least a massive attic and it spread out a good deal.

As Tom approached the house, he saw that the light coming from the lantern wasn't from a candle or any kind of flame, but from a glowing crystal. He assumed it was just another magical thing in this world he had to get accustomed to.

He climbed the steps to the front door and paused for a moment as a few thoughts crossed his mind. The door was taller than Tom by a couple of feet and a bit wider than he was used to, considering Tom was well above 6 feet tall now, he wondered what that said about whoever lived here. The windows on either side of the door had curtains covering them, so he couldn't look inside. Tom also wondered if this was a good idea, knocking on someone's front door at night. If guns were a thing in this world, he would expect whoever would open this door to have a shotgun waiting on the other side for their protection.

Tom thought for another minute and decided to knock but with a better plan than just waiting for the resident to answer.

After he gave the door a few good wraps with his knuckles, he called out to the house, hoping someone would hear him. "Excuse me, I'm a little lost and hoping I can stay here for the night. I know this is probably weird so I'm willing to stay in your barn if that's okay. I'll back away from the door now so we both feel more comfortable."

Tom went back down the steps of the porch and backed away so there was a good amount of space between him and the door.

He saw the curtains behind one of the windows flutter for a second, then heard someone moving around in the home. The distinct sound of several latches and bolts from behind the door rang out in the night before it finally opened.

Tom watched a figure walk out onto the porch and instantly realized she was not human. She had to be what this world called a holstaur. She wore a simple long-sleeved white nightgown that flowed down around her and almost all the way down to her feet, which Tom saw were actually cow hooves. While he couldn't see her complete figure because of the loose dress, what he did see were her large breasts. He wasn't sure if he had gotten used to seeing out-of-the-ordinary things or if his mind just didn't care anymore, but she had to have some of the largest natural breasts he'd ever seen. They had to be as big as his head and appeared firm on her slender body. This assumption was reinforced when Tom focused on her head. She didn't seem to have an ounce of fat on her face, which sported high cheekbones. Her hair was long and dark as night, and it fell in front of her left shoulder in a loose side ponytail. Tom noticed small white horns peaking out from her dark locks on either side of her head. He noticed that she had to be taller than him by a few inches, which was saying something since he estimated his new height somewhere around 6'5".

As he was taking her in, Tom noticed the pitchfork she came out with. If he had been paying more attention to her eyes, which were a dark green color, he might've noticed a brief flash of hunger before it was disguised beneath genuine curiosity.

Tom raised his hands to try and show that he meant what he said before, that he meant her no harm.

They stood there for a moment, sizing each other up. Tom thought it would be best to see what she would say before he did anything else.

The holstaur looked around, sniffed the air, and peered behind Tom into the darkness before she finally spoke. "You're alone and mean me no harm?"

Her voice had a low tone and Tom was surprised to hear something of a southern drawl to it. He didn't understand how something localized to a region of the United States was in this other world, but maybe it was just the translation magic changing her speech pattern to something he recognized.

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"Yes, I'm sorry it's the middle of the night, but if you could let me sleep in your barn or something I'd appreciate it."

The holstaur looked him up and down one more time before she came to a decision.

"Alright, it's late and I don't have time to hear your story so I'll wait to hear it until tomorrow. You can sleep in the hay loft tonight, but before I show you the way, what's your name?"

Tom was relieved he found a place he could sleep for the night and smiled at the holstaur as he said, "Tom, and yours?"

"Fiona and this is my farm. So long as you are here you are my guest so make sure not to abuse my hospitality," she said seriously.

"I won't, I promise."

"Good, now I don't fully trust you so I'll take you to the barn, but you will walk in front of me where I can see you, got it?" Fiona said as she gripped her pitchfork tightly.

"I got it, I got it. I really don't mean any harm, but I understand what this looks like. Just tell me which way to walk and I'll go."

"Start walking that way and head to the back of the house," she said as she pointed with her non-pitchfork-holding hand. "I'll follow you so don't get any ideas."

Tom simply nodded and started to walk. He could hear Fiona following him and he noticed a light following him as well. He glanced back to see Fiona had taken the light from the porch. Fiona saw him look back and just glared at him. Tom shrugged and kept walking around the farmhouse.

As he rounded the corner, Tom saw a large structure behind the house. Tom wasn't sure about the color, but he thought it was red.

"There's a loft with hay inside where you can sleep for tonight. It's too late to get your full story, but, as I said, I expect it tomorrow," Fiona said behind him.

"Thanks, I really appreciate you letting me stay here. I wish I could pay you for letting me stay here but I don't have anything on me at the moment," Tom said as he turned around to look at Fiona.

Fiona's body seemed to ease as she regarded him again and she sighed. "Don't worry about it, you can use the crystal lantern on the barn to find your way to the loft." Fiona gestured to a lantern identical to the one she had hanging from a peg next to the barn entrance.

Tom paused for a moment, he wondered how he could pass off not knowing how these crystal lanterns worked. He approached the door and took the lantern off its peg, before he could ask the crystal began to glow with a dim light.

Tom internally sighed with relief at not completely giving himself away as an other-worlder yet and turned back to Fiona. "Thanks again for your hospitality, I really do appreciate it."

Fiona seemed to soften a bit more and said, "You're welcome, good night," she didn't turn to leave and just kept watching him.

Tom shrugged and entered the barn with his dim light to guide him.

The interior of the barn was thick with the smell of hay, wood, and other earthy farm scents. The walls were lined with stalls that Tom assumed would be for livestock, but all of them were empty. He continued to the back where a ladder led up to a loft full of hay. Tom took one last look around himself before he climbed to the upper floor.

As Tom reached the top of the ladder he saw the abundance of hay. He placed his lantern down and made a makeshift bed for himself. As he finished and put his pouches to the side, the light was slowly dissipating from the crystal. Tom placed his hand back on the object and it got brighter again. He wondered how the crystal lantern at the front of the main house kept bright if this one seems to dim if he wasn't touching it.

"Questions for later," Tom said to himself before he laid down and drifted off to sleep.

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The next morning, Tom was jolted awake by the sound of loud knocking on the barn door. He groggily got up from his bed of hay and climbed down the ladder to pull open the door. Fiona was standing there in what appeared to be denim overalls and a white shirt.

Tom was stunned, not only because he had no idea how denim was even a thing in this world, but he had underestimated just how big her breasts were. In the light of the morning and in the new outfit, they were even bigger than his head. He was right about her slender body. Tom still couldn't make out her full figure, but the way her chest pressed against the overall's straps and the way her shirt fell against her body, he was sure she had hardly any fat on her. Something Tom didn't notice last night was that she had a tail poking out from a hole in the back of her outfit, right above where her ass crack would be. 'How had he missed that,' Tom wondered but guessed it was just the nightgown she was wearing that covered it up.

"I hope you had a good night's sleep," Fiona said, a lot friendlier than she was last night. "We're having breakfast would you like to join?"

It took Tom's brain a moment to catch up with him before he finally said, "Yes, yes just give me a moment and I'll be out." He closed the door and climbed back up to the loft. He dug in one of the pouches for the nut that prevented any changes he might get for one day and ate it. Tom climbed back down the ladder and opened the barn door again. Fiona was there waiting for him.

"Lead the way," Tom said in a cheerful voice.

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Fiona led Tom through the backdoor of the farmhouse which came into a large kitchen complete with an old-fashioned stove, sink, and some sort of cold storage container he didn't recognize. There was a long table to the side that had a pile of scrambled eggs, toast, and a pitcher of milk, but no bacon that Tom could see. There was also another holstaur sitting a the table. After she saw Tom her eyes widened.

"Wow, You weren't lying Fee," the new holstaur said with a high cheerful voice. She quickly got up and scurried right in front of Tom, looking at him with unbridled curiosity.

This holstaur wasn't as tall as Fiona, she was pretty much on the same level as Tom. However, she seemed to make up for what she lacked in height in her bust. Tom desperately wanted to look back at Fiona so he could compare, but something told him that would be rude. The new holstaur was wearing the same kind of overalls and white shirt as Fiona. Her hair was bright red and tied into two braids on either side of her head where Tom saw her small horns peaking out. Now that she was so close to him, he could make out several small freckles dotted across her face, which wasn't quite as lean as Fiona's but not quite fat. Her body matched her face as it didn't seem as slim or toned as Fiona's, but Tom still wouldn't call her fat despite the amount of ass he could see poking out from under her tail. If Tom had to guess, he'd say she was in her early 20's.

"I told you I wasn't," Fiona said in an exasperated tone. She walked past them and towards the table.

"We need to eat our breakfast and start work for the day," she said as she started filling a plate with everything and gestured for Tom to sit. "Tom, this is my business partner and friend, Daisy."

"Business partner? That's a funny way of saying milk factory and farmhand," Daisy said with a giggle before she grabbed one of Tom's hands and pulled him to the table. "Come sit by me and tell me your story!"

Tom was slightly taken aback by how close Daisy was getting to him. She was practically pressing his arm against her chest as she led him to a chair and sat down in the one next to it. It didn't shock him that she said she was a "milk factory". He wondered before if milk could come from holstaurs in this world and he got his answer. What confused Tom was that cows on Earth only produced milk when they were pregnant. He couldn't tell if Daisy was pregnant since it didn't show if she was and he was not about to ask a woman that question.

"I would also like to finally hear your story. How did you end up all the way out here? There are other farms in the area, but I know all of them. The only thing close by would be the forest," Fiona said as she pushed the plate she filled toward him.

The smell of scrambled eggs and hot bread assaulted his nostrils, almost distracting him enough to lower his defenses, almost. He took a bite of the eggs to gather his thoughts before he started.

"I'm actually suffering from a bit of memory loss. It's all pretty hazy, but from what I can remember, I think I got into a disagreement with a powerful mage and they somehow transported me to the edge of the forest with my memory partially wiped. I ran into some friendly fairies and they gave me some fruit and provisions to return to civilization. I left the boundary of the forest yesterday and ended up at your front door last night. I wish I knew more about what's going on with my situation, but all I know for sure is my name is Tom and I think I'll be able to find out more at the Sulinstra Academy for Mages."

This was the story Tom came up with after he left the forest. He thought it sounded plausible enough and gave him a reason for why he was headed to Sulinstra. It looked like the story was passable since there wasn't any disbelief on either of the holstaurs' faces.

After finishing his tale, Tom reached out for a glass of milk that Fiona had poured for him and took a sip. It had a delicious creamy taste with just a hint of sweetness. Tom was so caught up in the taste that he didn't notice Fiona intensely looking at him as he drank. A confused look flashed across her face and was gone before Tom could notice. He also didn't notice her quickly sniff the air.

"I hope you like the milk, it's local," Daisy said as she cupped the underside of her breasts and gave them a squeeze.

This made Tom choke on his milk as he realized what she meant and Daisy giggled. Fiona glared at the other holstaur and she shrunk back under her gaze.

"You seem to have been through quite a lot over the last couple of days. I'm afraid that you might find it difficult to get to Sulinstra in your current state," Fiona said after taking a bite of her toast.

"What do you mean?"

"The road to Sulinstra has been getting ransacked by bandits lately. So much so that the traders haven't been able to make their way out here very often to buy our produce. If you were to try and make your way alone you might end up getting robbed or worse."

Tom didn't like the sound of that. He barely had anything with him except for the clothes on his back and the pouches he left in the hay loft. If he lost those he'd be in big trouble. The nuts he received were his only way of preventing random changes from happening to his body. It would probably be bad if those were stolen from him.

"So what do you think I should do? I need to get to Sulinstra, but I'd rather not run the risk of getting robbed if I can help it."

Fiona thought for a moment before answering, "You can stay here and wait for the next trader to come by. The ones with plenty of guards usually make it through from time to time. If they don't show up in the next week we'll figure something else out. You can even help out around the farm and I'll pay you for your time."

Tom thought over her words for a while. Her suggestion made sense. He could get a better idea of what life was like here and earn some money in the process. He didn't even know what kind of currency this world had.

"What kind of pay are we talking about?"

"I'll give you five copper a day."

Tom had no idea if that was a good deal or not. The only thing he knew now was that copper is part of the currency here. It really didn't matter what she offered because Tom would've worked for a place to sleep and meals, but he couldn't afford to be generous right now.

He gave Fiona a serious look for a moment, making it seem like he was considering the amount she offered before he said, "Deal."

"Yay!" Daisy exclaimed. "I'm so happy to have a big strapping man around the farm. I can give you the whole tour."

"Not before you finish your breakfast. You know how sluggish you get if you don't eat," Fiona said. "And you can't give him a tour before we finish your milking today. You can show him the chicken coop to have him start gathering eggs while I get your stall ready. Then you'll come to the barn, got it?"

"Got it," Daisy said with a sigh.

They all made small talk as they finished breakfast and cleaned up. When he asked about their attire, they weren't surprised when he said he hadn't seen it before. From what they told him said, Tom was able to pick up that there were groups of mages who would look into other worlds and conjure different clothes they saw. It turned out that denim overalls weren't popular in cities or many towns. When a trader brought them to the farm, the holstaur girls were delighted since the material was ideal for the work they did. Tom was relieved that his clothes would still pass as normal and was interested to see just what other clothes people would be wearing in this world.

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