"Nothing in life is free, Viloet." Grishka rang out. Though it wasn't her voice that did so, not the voice the halfling knew atleast. This was like chocolate; deeper, silky smooth, dark and sexy. The book fell from her hands but the tome merely floated motionless in the air, as though time had stopped. She clenched her eyes, hunched over and wrapped her arms about her body, as though she were trying to contain something within it. That something wanted out.<br/><br/>Her eyes snapped open, a golden light consuming them as her back arched and she, well...grew! She shot up several feet into the air untill she was as tall as the book cases! And her platinum locks fell past her ass, waht little haden't pooled upon the rounded heart-shaped rump it had just become. But these were wide, wider than Vilo, certainly. As were her newly formed pale mounds. A vast expanse they were and from what was seen of them, a complete absence of stretch marks. Though the apron had resized to acommidate the woman (as magic equipment often does), great pink puffy nipples the size of a dwarf's ale mug pointed proudly from the frilly trim into the open air. Putting measurements to the titan Grishka seemed futile, but a rough guess would put her around 160ish?-48-74ish?<br/><br/>The bright, empty golden gaze stared down at the halfling. "Thousands of years ago," she began, "wait, you've heard this part. I can see Grishka already told you." She put her left hand to her hip, her body jiggling as it assumed a S-shaped curve. "I'll fill in the rest then. Your world was never cured of its affliction, Viloet. Every two generations, a woman is born into this world with my mark upon her. She is the key that reinvigorates this world and staves off the infection that would doom it." Her free hand pointed down at the halfling, looming at it with a dread warning. "Yes, you<em>are</em>that woman. I cannot force you to go down this path, but know this: I am not the only deity concerned with you. There are those far more insistant than I, as well as those who would seek to undo the remedy that I have provided."