Viv drew her jacket tighter around herself, trudging through the heavy falling snow. She'd meant to just take a quick shortcut, could swear she'd been on the same path she always took from work to home, but this time she'd just gotten lost. She'd blame it on the snow, but honestly, it was barely covering the ground. Or at least, it hadn't been covered when she first got lost. Now, though, she could clearly see her footsteps left behind.
She cursed herself, wishing she'd brought a heavier coat, or even gloves, or better yet, gotten her shit together and managed to save enough for a car so she wasn't walking to and from a convenience store in below freezing temperatures. The self-deprecating spiral started to take hold and she crouched for a moment, ass hitting the snow because of course it would, things weren't bad enough. She could barely feel her fingers at this point, swore that the tears on her face would freeze in place.
Viv stayed like that, crouched in the cold with her eyes shut and self-pitying as much as possible, until a warm draft of air brushed across her face. She looked up, wiping her tears away, and saw something unbelievable before her.
A path. Or, something like a path. She could definitely sense a warmth coming from the forest just ahead of her, and she even saw some signs of greenery. She stood up, torn desperately between heading forwards or heading back the way she'd come. She was starting to feel an edge of panic about being lost in the woods, but on the other hand, whatever was ahead of her was clearly unnatural. What if it was dangerous? Like some sort of toxic waste dump that was just warming everything about it from all the killer chemicals?
Just as she was about to turn and make a break for it at the very thought, she noticed movement ahead. A tall, dark oak's bark was shifting like the image of stones through running water. Its surface rippled, grew slightly, as a form extracted itself from the tree to stand upright on two legs. At first it appeared to be textured like a tree itself, like some topiary in human form, but then it shifted again and shimmered into the form of a human woman.
Long flowing dark hair cascaded over her shoulders, framing a heart shaped face with deep brown eyes and warm toned skin. She was broad, shoulders wide and hips strong, with massive breasts that looked far too soft for what Viv was pretty sure was actually a tree.
Oh, and the cock. The woman-tree-thing has a massive, girthy cock. A root, Viv thought, and dryly laughed to herself. It was all she knew to do, save admitting that she was genuinely losing her mind or, in the best case scenario, dreaming.
If this was a dream, it was a fucked up wetdream. But, Viv had to admit, staring at the woman's cock, it was appreciated in a sense as well. Her mouth started to water.
The woman's face remained impassive, still, but Viv heard a warm, beneficent voice in her mind.
"Are you lost, little one?"
Viv didn't know how she knew, but it was the voice of the woman in front of her. It shook her so deeply - hearing this voice when nobody seemed to be speaking, feeling the woman's thoughts in her own mind, her own bones - that Viv didn't hesitate to answer aloud.
"Yes," she said, tugging her coat in closer and shivering. "Can you tell me the way out?"
The woman inched forwards, never with more than one foot off the ground, and tilted her head. Here, within a stone's toss, Viv could clearly tell she was not human. She stood taller than Viv's 5'9" by at least two feet, and Viv shuddered at the size of her cock now that it was even closer. That thing would split her in two.
"We can help each other," the woman said, voice bathing over Viv's mind like a calm wave of warm water. "Follow me."