Moonlit Sins - Chapter 74: Natural Breast Expansion

Chapter 74: Natural Breast Expansion

The mysterious woman’s breasts had already grown in a couple of sizes.

She ultimately demonstrated what the wolf-blade could do; she wasn’t lying earlier about its organic breast expansion qualities.

“Her breasts! They grew in seconds!” Michael was immediately shook by this revelation.

“And they grew a lot too!” Maleva was just as stunned as she was.

“That’s right. Her tits were already gigantic and they have gotten even more massive,” he admitted.

“Now, to take you back for giving me back my sword, how about I give you one little gift in return? Yah!” 

Shling! 

Another swing of the powerful and mystical wolf-blade, and this time this blow was aimed at no other than Maleva. 

The mysterious and terrifying brunette attacked Maleva with the sword.

No one saw that coming and both Michael and Maleva couldn’t react fast enough enough to prevent that from happening. 

“Uh!” Maleva braced herself for the worst, thinking to herself that she’d be cut in half, but ultimately nothing like that happened. 

The same thing that happened to her would happen to Maleva, as well. So, instead of being slashed or cut, her breasts were blessed with the ancient power of the wolf-blade.

Everything came full circle and Maleva’s breasts grew two sizes bigger.

The growth was not as magnificent as it was the case for the mysterious brunette, but it was significant enough to prove that this could work on her and on any other women the wolf-blade was swung at.

“My tits are heavier… And bigger,” Maleva soon realized.

“It worked on her, too,” Michael declared out loud.

This is becoming so difficult to focus right now. Her tits turned larger. Maleva’s breasts turned to a bigger size, too. Seriously, I’m so hard right now that I could break a tree with my cock right now. I have to cool down. There’s so much at stake here. I have to protect Maleva. I have to protect my own life. And I have to find a way to prevent her from escaping the clockwork tower. Um. How am I going to do that? 

“I’m glad you’re enjoying your little gift,” she would, of course, refer to that breast augmentation she gave Maleva before putting the wolf-blade away in the dark robe, she wore. Next up: She’d turn her heels and she was about to escape. Exactly how Michael feared. “Au Revoir.”

“If you think you’re going to get away!” Michael ran after her, desperate to get to her before she escaped through one of these windows at the top of the tower. Being an acrobatic and opportunist woman, she found herself slipping through the window frame long before he could ever reach her. Maleva was after her just as much as he was, but Michael was the only one of them to make it to her in the nick of time, right before she could fully slip through that window.

“Not so fast!” In a desperate attempt from him, he barely succeeded in reaching out to the tip of the handle of the relic she stole from him and yanked it out of the interior of her dark robe! 

Now, the hunter wasn’t exactly able to pull the mysterious brunette back into the clockwork tower as he originally hoped to do, but he was fast and cunning enough to pull the wolf blade out of her robe and steal it back from her.

“No! The blade!” The mysterious woman growled as if it was too late to get the relic back, as she had already slipped out of that window by now and was in mid-fall off the side of the tower. Meanwhile, Michael and Maleva stood inside the tower with the sword in their possession. Perfectly knowing that she’d soon be back to get it, they didn’t take too long on the top level of the clockwork tower and hurried out of there as fast as they could. Everything was on the line at this point. Their lives. For all they knew, the lives of all the innocent people inhabiting this town were also on the line. The safety of the wolf-blade was also compromised, as it was absolutely certain that she’d come back for it. 

***

“Aurora!” 

“Grandma!” 

Both of them shouted the mayor’s various names as they barged into the home where she’d had to live for as long as needed. Michael and Maleva burst through the door, desperately searching for Aurora. Their goal? Telling her all about what just happened at town square and mainly inside the clockwork tower. 

“Where is she?” Michael asked Maleva as they couldn’t find her, at first.

“Grandma? Grandma, where are you?” Once again, with no answer from the mature and caring woman, the two of them continued searching throughout the entire house. Rendering it upside down in a short amount of time. There were no traces of Aurora. She wasn’t anywhere to be found. No matter how much they searched the place, they couldn’t find her anywhere. And no matter how much they tried to detect her odor with their wolf smelling abilities, she wasn’t around. She was gone.

“She’s not anywhere,” Maleva shrugged. Disappointed, they couldn’t find her thus far.

“It’s too bad, it was going to be so much fun,” Michael declared out loud.          

“Um? What do you mean?” Maleva questioned him, honestly not knowing what he meant by that and what this fun was going to be all about.

“Oh. Nothing.”

“Michael,” she then passively aggressively uttered his name. 

“Um. Well. Aurora told me she was going to give me a gift if I managed to find you in town and bring you back in time for breakfast. But with her not being around anymore, I guess that boat sailed a long time ago,” he briefly explained to her.

“That’s all you’re worried about? A gift? My grandma is not around. What if something happened to her?” she reminded him, “besides, what was that gift all about?” She then questioned him as the two of them finished searching and inspecting the house, which didn’t indicate anything out of the ordinary. The place was tidy. No signs of fighting or shenanigans or anything of the sort.

“Um. Well. It’s about the…”

“It’s okay. I’m messing with you.”

“You are?” 

“Aahhnn!” Then, interrupting them before Maleva could say anything else, a strange, eerie, and distress scream was heard outside. It came from the back of the house. The only place they had not looked yet.