Hey! MrDawnFluffles here with another Futanari story. This one's inspired by some of Amazonium and Rigid3d's work. Enjoy!
CW:
Futanari, Size Difference, Impregnation, Ryona
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I slammed into the wall as the ship rocked, jolting awake. The cabin light flickered above me, casting the dreary image of my quarters into sight. Partially dressed and fumbling with a sock, I stumbled out of the room. A handful of sailors shoved me out of the way and ignored my questions as they headed to the engine room.
That doesn't seem promising.
I followed the wall up to the dining room and met Jerry, who was protecting his glasses and plates from falling. "What's going on?" I asked, forced to shout over the sailors and wind.
"It's one hell of a storm out there. We might capsize, by the looks of things."
Another bundle of sailors ran past us.
"I guess this is what I get for sailing instead of flying."
"Yeah, you cheapskate," he said.
I chuckled.
"Do you know where we are, in case we do go under?"
"Hmm. Somewhere in the South Atlantic. Nothing near for miles."
"Kilometres," I said, to which he laughed in turn.
The ship swayed again, this time knocking me to the ground. Jerry caught himself on a table, letting a pair of plates smash into the wall.
I pulled myself up and headed over to a window. The dining room was on one of the highest floors, but water was still spraying against the glass. Just as the wave cleared, I saw one much farther below sweep six sailors into the ocean.
I grimaced and turned away.
"It doesn't look good."
Jerry nodded, his lip trembling. Just as I steadied my stance after another wave, the window broke and sent glass shards flying through the air.
The wind whistled through the broken pane and carried the torrent of shards all through the room. I took cover under a table, luckily only impaled by one in the shoulder.
Jerry wasn't so lucky. He flew down a flight of stairs, tossed by the wind, and I lost sight of him.
"Jerry!" I shouted, but the wind carried my voice away with it, into the storm.
I tried to crawl over to the stairs, but the glass shards were whipping around me. I was the eye, the only place I would be safe.
Even so, cuts appeared on my clothes, and I could barely think over the screams of the sailors and storm.
I closed my eyes and threw myself over to where Jerry had fallen.
A shard nicked my cheek, but I survived. Just as I reached the stairs, I saw Jerry walk out onto the deck, led by a few sailors.
I tried to pursue them, but the wind held me back and threw me against a wall. My back smashed into an as-of-yet undamaged window, and I was hurled out into the sea.
I flew through the air for a solid few seconds before I was dragged down into the watery depths. I tried screaming, but there was nothing but bubbles that came out. Finally, I succumbed to the void.
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The water lapped at my feet. I cracked my eyes open, my wounds aching. I threw myself to my hands and knees and scrambled away from the shore until I was on completely dry land.
I steadied my racing breath and let my shoulders drop. I clutched my knees to my chest and looked around, the sand beneath my butt giving me enough courage to stand, albeit on shaky legs.
The sun hung loosely in the blue sky, the sea, now calm, stretching infinitely beneath it.
To my other side was a long beach, followed closely by dense forests. In the distance, huge rocky peaks reached for the sky.
My breath was still haggard, so I calmed it with great effort. I winced at each wave crashing lightly against the sand, but I was safe, for now.
I trudged to the trees and rested against the solid bark, with the dirt between my toes.
Shit.
I looked down. My outfit was in tatters. The only thing left of my boots was a single anklet, and my clothes left nothing to the imagination. My boobs were on full display.
I pulled off my rags and formed them into some basic underwear that would cover my bits from the elements. I didn't want to lose any of the material, though. It could prove useful.
As I re-clothed myself, I examined the beach. There didn't seem to be any trace of the ship or the sailors.
I really hope they made it out.
I tapped against the bark absentmindedly as I thought about the best course of action.
Maybe the ship will come looking for me?
I hoped it would, but I didn't give myself any false pretense. I was on my own. Once the sun finally hung lower in the sky, dropping the scalding temperature by a few degrees, I made my way inland.
I trudged through the dense foliage, pushing past vast swaths of brush, and avoiding thicker areas when I could. Despite the staggering heat and intense fear welling inside me, the jungle was beautiful. The sounds of birds and insects roared all around, calling to one another. I felt like an invader in their territory.
Just as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting everything in shades of deep orange and pink, I broke through the trees into a small clearing.
I stood at the edge of a tiny cliff overlooking a winding pond with a waterfall gracefully supplying it. The sun's rays cast through the water, showering the land in rainbow droplets.
The colourful water splashed across my face, dripping down and soaking my already lacklustre garments.
It couldn't hurt to have a bath... could it?
I scrambled down the rocks to where the water met the shore and tossed my clothes to the side. My small breasts hung against my chest, and my butt sagged. I always felt so self-conscious about my body, especially since I was so tall, but I felt calm here.
I crept into the shallow, the cool water cleansing my skin of the sweat and fatigue of the day's journey. My wounds eased, the aching in my body tempered.
With a sigh, I flopped into the water up to my neck and sat there, allowing the currents to push and pull my hair along their way.
Eventually, the sun set, and it left me clambering to find my clothes in the dark until the moon peered through the trees. Just as I finished robing myself, I came face to face with the point of a spear.
My hands shot up. As I tried and failed to make out the shape of the person before me, I couldn't help but feel relieved.
I must have ended up near a town. It may be a bit primitive, but I'm not going to die out here, at least.
"Oh, thank you so-"
"Shht!" a voice said. "Not a word. You will speak to our chief, intruder."