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Lucas had a blast last night. The Wolf never thought he could have so much fun around micros. Not that the Wolf had any problems with micros. It was just the case that macros and micros interactions are not usual for obvious reasons. But now it was almost morning, and the sunshine was about to surge within the horizon any time soon.

The tall, gray, muscle male Wolf was slightly drunk. Not too much to prevent him from driving, although he knew he shouldn't, but enough to delay his reflexes. That, combined with the fact that Lucas was tired, was more than enough to make the Wolf boy's mind suffer from some small memory gabs. At the moment, the anthropomorphic Canine left his phone on the corner table by the living room, fortunately checking after it in his pocket later on and going back to grab it before leaving the party.

At least Lucas wouldn't need to drive to get home tonight. Since this party was happening in the micro realm, the Wolf would need to teleport home instead. Quite convenient. Especially due to the fact the Canine boy promised his roommate, Loui, that he was going to help clean the place and fix somethings issues within the apartment.

"Holly! I lost track of time! Loui will be waking up soon!"

The boy said mostly to himself upon looking at this phone's screen. Lucas immediately said goodbye to his micro friend before leaving the chatting group of equally anthropomorphic creatures standing by the living room corner. At the same time, some other party enjoys the music and dancing.

Walking fast, the Wolf barely even stepped out of the house and into the backyard before grabbing his teleport device from his pocket and activating the device. Like any other device with a GPS built-in, the teleport allowed Lucas to save some pre-determined destinations to its memory. The location apartment he shared with his bunny roommate was one of the said pre-determined already saved.

Lucas quickly pressed the "home" button on the small device, not even bothering to look at the thing after removing it from his pocket. A decision that the Wolf was going to regret very soon. Within a quick shine of light, the Canine boy was home.

"Everything is dark. Loui should still be asleep. Good!"

Said the Wolf upon arriving. Lucas should be in the apartment kitchen he shared with the Rabbit boy. That was the only place in the condo that could accommodate a teleportation base, not only due to the lack of space but due to the kitchen being the only room in the entire place to have brand new cabling. The boys didn't have all that much income, their apartment wasn't all that big or new, but they were doing their best.

"WTF? Why can't I find it..."

Lucas whispered to himself as he was trying to find the light switch. The Wolf knows that place as good as the palm of his hand. That switch couldn't be more than two steps ahead of him. However, the Wolf was about to finish his fifth step on the hard, cold kitchen floor, yet no sight of the switch or any walls whatsoever.

"This is insane! I should have stumbled upon anything by now."

Not only the Canine was getting annoyed, but also concerned. He didn't even hit any piece of furniture even though he was sure he had walked enough to be out of the kitchen by now. Finally, deciding to grab the teleport device again and check its status.

"Impossible! It says I'm home, but if t...."

THUMP!!!

The entire place trembled and vibrated intensely, almost as if an earthquake had occurred. But Lucas knew it couldn't be an earthquake as such things are impossible in this realm, and it was extremely short.

THUUUMP!!!

And yet, defying everything the young Wolf knew about physics and geography, the same tremor from before occurred again. As short as before, but only more strong.

THHHUUUMP!!!

Lucas would be panicking by now if they only had the time to. The last earthquake was considerably stronger than the last one. It was like the source of said tremors was approaching his location!

TTTHHHUUUMMMP!!!

The Wolf wasn't sure if he was where he was supposed to be. Still, his tired brain, watered down with alcohol from the party, realized that such earthquakes had a very peculiar pattern. Their rhythm was almost as if they were...

"Steps?!"

TTTHHHUUUMMMPPP!!! KLACK!

With one last earthshattering event followed by a loud booming explosion, the entire vast landscape was filled with light! Almost as if God had decided to turn on the sun. Lucas found out to be partially true the moment his eyes adjusted to the light.

"L...Lo...LOUI!!!..."

Dropping the teleporter to the floor, the punny Wolf barely maintained his balance, not wanting to believe what his eyes were telling him. Standing at the entrance to the kitchen was Loui, the yellow-spotted Rabbit had his fit, skinny body covered by a single piece of cloth. A rather skin-tight, red thong that could barely hold the boy's package between his muscular thighs.

Although Lucas had always found his roommate quite attractive, the fact that the bunny boy was half-naked wasn't what caught Wolf's attention. At least not immediately. Instead, it was the fact Loui now stood at what could only be described as an imposing colossus, god-sized even.

Many things were coming together in the puny Wolf's mind now. Lucas was walking around the kitchen floor this whole time. The steps rhythm earthquakes seemingly getting closer were indeed actual steps, and they were indeed approaching him. But one major thing was still quite off, and it was Loui's current size.

Loui was a young, male, anthropomorphic, macro Rabbit standing at roughly 430 feet tall. That made the herbivore roommate be considered by most people in this realm. Even Lucas himself stood taller than his friend. But, from the Canine's perspective, right now, the young Bunny who was stretching his body by the kitchen's door flame seemed to have dozens upon dozens of miles in height, if not even more. That was when the final piece puzzle came to Luca's mind.

"Shit! I pressed home on the teleporter without inserting the height settings. I'm still less than an inch tall! I'm fucking stupid!"

Lucas spoke to himself, facing palming before looking around for the teleport device he just dropped seconds earlier. Unfortunately, time was up as Loui was finished yawning and stretching.

KABUM!!!

"Holy shit!!! Loui no!!! Wait!!! don't move!"

Sadly, the puny Wolf was no more than a tiny particle of dust staining the kitchen floor compared to his roommate now. Maybe not even that, given the extreme size disparity. There was no way possible for his voice to travel from his minuscule mouth to the hundreds of feet long bunny ears on top of Loui's head, countless miles above ground level.

KABOOOM!!!

"Loui, no!!!

The puny Wolf continued to yell at the top of his voice out of pure fear and panic. Lucas continued yelling his roommate's name for a couple of seconds before realizing he was supposed to be moving instead of remaining there, trying to get Loui's attention. Unfortunately, each step forward that colossal Rabbit made took little less than a second. The gigantic boy could cover states worth legends within every casual, lazy morning step. To make matters worse, Lucas noticed his friend was walking directly towards his location.

"Loui?..."

KAAABUUUM"

Unfortunately, Lucas had just committed his last mistake. To see his friend approaching, especially now standing at such a monstrous size, was certainly terrifying. But it was still his lovely friend after all. The minuscule Wolf committed the mistake of thinking for a moment that somehow Loui had noticed him or at least something odd on the hard kitchen tile floor.

First, the nano Wolf saw a vast, imposing shadow forming over the land that extended itself right ahead of his field of view. The shadow of the yellow Bunny's left paw was just about twice the size of a single tile on the floor. But from Lucas's current perspective, it was like a whole plane's worth of land was obscured, like a messianic eclipse.

An eclipse that lasted only for a brief short moment, as the whole landscape was immediately replaced by a monumental set of four large, impressive mountains that remembered Rabbit toes. There was no booming explosion sound this time, but only because the eardrums of the poor Wolf were so overstimulated to the point Lucas was left temporarily deaf by the sheer power of the explosion caused by Loui's paw toes landing a little more than a half-mile away from him.

One second after the most intense earthquake Lucas had ever felt in his whole life had knocked him to the ground, a tornado-like wind blast carried the insignificant Wolf boy for a good couple of feet until finally leaving the Canine to stare while still sprawled on the tile floor, at the source of all his suffering. Loui's toes were now the new landscape. For the first time in his life, Lucas was feeling in his own skin what life felt like to all of those standing at a mere quarter of an inch tall. The Wolf never understood why so many of his micro friends always refused to pay him a visit at his place or hang out in the macro realm until now.

The poor Wolf even dared to tilt his head upwards just to see the rest of the extension of that vast yellow, living continent that formed his roommate's body. Only to immediately regret it. Now that Loui was standing only a single step away from him, Lucas better understood his predicament. He could only see the Rabbit's knees looming far away up and above, and barely. Forcing his vision, the tiny boy could see what could only be described as a red country resting between two far vast and greater yellow continents on each side. Yes, Loui's bulge had become all that impressive to Lucas, and to think the Rabbit was totally flaccid and not even trying.

Lucas felt like he was absolutely nothing before his friend. Something inside him told him that he should devote his life to serving and worshiping this Rabbit. It never occurred to him that he would feel, so ultra terrified under the shadow of a herbivore one day. But the Wolf's admiration's season was about to be interrupted the moment that same paw that provided him with such a sheer demonstration of raw power began to rumble intensely for a few moments before lifting itself out of the floor and up in the sky.

It was mind-blowing to realize that a paw large enough to crush small nations as if they were absolutely nothing could move so fast and gracious like that. But Lucas didn't have the time for that. Even though the Wolf boy couldn't even see it due to the great distance between the floor and the upper body of his friend, Loui was casually picking up the ingredients to prepare himself a delicious breakfast. That Bunny was starving! And now that he was done collecting everything he would need, Loui was about to take a seat and begin the preparation.

Being careful not to step on the teleportation pod in the kitchen was expansive after all. But not careful enough to mind not using the space immediately in front of the pad. And unfortunately, Lucas spent a quite good while walking forward upon arriving, getting danger away from the teleportation pod and he was gonna pay for this.

"Oh, lord! Please don't! Loui, wait!"

The nano Wolf did even try to call out his friend one more time, more out of pure impulse rather than a real attempt this time. But even his brain was immediately interrupted by the amazing view his eyes were providing it. Rabbits are naturally built to be running. Loui's muscles on each thigh made it very clear to the puny Carnivore far below. Lucas was so delighted by the view that he could have spent hours upon hours just watching the muscles on that pair of powerful legs moving and contracting themselves in preparation to propel that godly Rabbit forward. Until the whole sight was replaced by the sole of Loui's paw.

Lucas wasted no time. Even if he was already suffering under the rumbling vibrations the moving muscles out of his roommate's body were generating, he quickly grabbed the teleporter. The nano Wolf dematerialized himself only to reappear on top of a vast, almost alien-like surface without even caring to mind to settings again.

The poor Canine boy was so disoriented that he barely escaped from becoming nothing more than an interpretable red stain underneath the digit sole of one towering colossus that he considered a good friend. And, to make it worse, no matter where he looked, all he could see were massive, towering, strange-looking objects. Although all of those same objects surrounding the Wolf should have been easily handleable by deity Bunny, even if Loui were using his fingertips.

Unable to realize where he was for sure, and only being able to stare at the ominous half-naked Rabbit boy looming far up above and far away in the distance. Lucas decided to do the most obvious thing. The nanoscopic Wolf decided to climb one of the giant structures surrounding him, hoping to better view his new environment. The tiny boy put himself at work, climbing up the first wall that he saw. That was the moment Lucas was glad about the effort to keep himself in good physical condition. Even if that red, wet, soft wall was as tall as a building, it only took the young Wolf a few minutes to reach the top. But once he did, he wished he hadn't.

"A tomato?! OMG!!! This is all a single tomato slice!"

The nano Wolf was even more, closer to a mental breakdown now. His mind was blown for the second time this morning. That single tomato slice alone was as large as a small nation. That was enough food to keep several countries fed for a semester at the very least! But for the godly Rabbit, all of that food could barely take him throughout the morning.

At least there was one good point about climbing. Lucas could spot the equally large smartphone belonging to Loui resting on the same table, not so far away from the pile of spices that would soon become the Rabbit's breakfast. Wasting no time, the Wolf boy grabbed his phone. The device was still in his pocket, its screen nearly destroyed. Still, the boy kept the roommate on his favorite list, making it easy to call the yellow Bunny.

The monolithic, country-side, gray device was booming, vibrating, and rumbling the whole table in no time. Meanwhile, Lucas did his best not to fall off or drop his own phone.

"Come on, Loui! Answer it!"

The Wolf insisted, but despite the phone being within hand's reach for the Rabbit, Loui didn't even bother looking at it to see who was calling. The gigantic boy's eyes were fixed on his breakfast as if it were more than crucial.

"Why won't he answer it?! LOUI, ANSWER THE GOD DAMN PHONE!"

Ironically, this was when the nano Canine got an actual answer to his question. However, it might not have been the answer he was expecting. As if the Bunny's body was responding to his last question, an audible, dreadful noise was emitted from the confines of the Rabbit's belly. That boy was starving!

Even Lucas couldn't believe what he was witnessing. But even before being allowed to react or even think about it, the insignificant Wolf found himself underneath a great, growing shadow again.

"Oh no!..."

BOOOMMM!!!

That was the only thing the poor roommate was allowed to say before a slice of cold bologna, the size of an empire, landed on top of him. Lucas got so distracted that he didn't even notice Colossus Rabbit turning his attention to the slices resting on the table and waiting for attention. Consecutive extra booms could be heard afterward as more and more spices were added to the pile. The added weight of the entire sandwich pinned Lucas severally in place and threatened to crush him into a red paste. Luck him, Loui only added some lettuce on top of that slice of bologna, the final bread, and nothing more.

And now came the worse part, the G-forces tell no lie. The Wolf felt his entire, fresh, cold cosmos ascending upwards. Even if Lucas was a predator and not prey, he knew what was just about to happen.

"GOD! PLEASE! I BEG YOU FOR MERCY! I DON'T WANT TO BECOME FOOD FOR A HERBIVORE! HERBIVORES DON'T EVEN EAT REAL FOOD!!!"

And just as the insignificant, nano Wolf finished that very last sentence, he heard one of the most terrifying sounds he had ever heard in his whole life. The sound of bread, tomato, and lettuce being ripped apart by a hungry Rabbit's sharp and long teeth! Loui's frontal teeth slid like a hot knife against the butter just mere feet away from Luca's face before being covered by his soft, wet lips. Casually pulling out a continent's worth of mass into the dark vastness of his waiting mouth.

Being hungry, the Bunny didn't waste a single second. Loui immediately began to chew it down into smaller pieces. Although, even the smaller pieces of food to Loui were city-sized to Lucas. The Wolf, still pinned by tons of spices in between the sandwich that was now in Loui's hands, had a clear view of the entire chewing process from the beginning to the end.

Until now, Lucas used to consider it quite cute to watch his herbivore friends chowing down their lettuce and salads. But now that he was nothing more than an extra ingredient in the salad, he found it horrifying. The gigantic jaws of the Rabbit executed repetitive movements, each time turning whatever was inside the maw into a nutritional mass, ready to be effortlessly swallowed by his gullet. A loud, rumbling GULP signaled that the entire continent worth of mass and food Lucas just saw being brutally ripped apart by his roommate's jaws was on the way to the deep confines of Loui's stomach. A place of no return.

A moment of silence was established between both boys. Lucas stared at the sealed, gargantuan lips of his good friend. Even if relaxed, they could very easily crush cities. As for Loui, he took a minute to breathe and feel the first piece of his first meal of the day reach his empty stomach. But that was also the first time the Rabbit turned his gaze towards his ringing phone.

"YES!!! OH, GOD! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!"

Said Lucas, only for the call to time out.

RUM! LUCAS, RIGHT... CAUGHT YOU LATER, BUDY.

The weight and power of such words were devasting for the puny Wolf, both psychically and mentally.

"Oh no, no! Loui! Please don't do it! Just wait a little longer."

Lucas said as he was trying to grab his phone and call the godly Rabbit one more time, but it turned useless. The time was up! The next time the insignificant Wolf looked forward, he watched from up close Loui's continental-sized lips opening wide to reveal the spacious interior of his wet mouth and the boy's characteristic fork tongue tip. And then, G-forces again! The sandwich was being propelled inside by God's hand.

"NO! PLEASE! LOUI, I BEG YOU! I BEG YOU!!!"

SPLASHHH!!!

The sound of a single saliva droplet splashing against one of the Rabbit's molars was enough to completely cover up Luca's desperate shouts. A cruel reminder of how insignificant the Wolf boy had become and that nothing could save him now once inside his friend's maw. The Canine got closer and closer to the throat before the light was cut out. Loui finally shut his jaws, ripping out another tectonic plate worth of food into his maw.

If being stepped on by a godly colossus herbivore felt like an apocalypse before, being inside the mouth of a godly herbivore when they are chewing their meal was indescribable. First was the loud sound of spices being destroyed and mercilessly ground by mountain-sized teeth. Then the earthquakes, imposed by the moving tongue of the Rabbit.

Lucas didn't even know what to do. He was already considering himself dead until he went from being lost among food and massive tastebuds to sprawled flat across a polished metal surface. The surface was quite wet, and the nano Wolf could barely maintain his balance on top of it. Lucky, it was very large and, therefore, able to provide the tiny boy with some shelter from the hazards happening all around him. It was only when Lucas decided to look around that he realized he was standing on the surface of Loui's tongue piercing.

"Thank you, my lord! I'll promise I'll never make fun of punk people again in my life."

The Wolf said to himself upon realizing he was given another chance to survive. Immediately grabbing his phone, lucky he kept the thing deep inside his pocket, calling the Bunny right away. And as soon as the big-sized phone in the outside world ranged, the jaws stopped chewing for a second. Which brought a small relive to the Wolf's terrified soul.

"GOOD LORD! IT'S LUCAS AGAIN! I BETTER TAKE THAT ONE. LET ME JUST FINISH SWALLOWING THIS ONE."

"NOOO!!! NOOO!!! LOUI, DON'T SWALLOW ME!!!"

Useless. The continental-sized tongue laying flat underneath that vast mess of chewed sandwich simply tilted itself upwards, allowing the puny Wolf to see its fork tip one last time before flying towards the far end of the tongue. But Lucas was a brave, determined Wolf. He wouldn't give up so easily. Holding himself tightly against a single tastebud, the only thing preventing him from falling down into the Bunny's open esophagus, Lucas truly believed that he could survive a swallow action from his herbivore friend and even climb up the continent worth distance back to that piercing in the middle of Loui's vast tongue.

Only to be brutally humiliated by a single, skyscraper-sized piece of lettuce falling right on him. Immediately breaking the Wolf's both legs and one arm, dragging him down along a massive ball of chewed food and ocean amounts of droll into the confines of the rabbit throat without care. At least the boy didn't have to endure the pain for too long, as at the moment he touched the stomach acids in the Rabbit's gut, he was instantly dissolved into nothing. His total body mass was not even worth a single twitch of the tail of one of Loui's sperm cells, even if the sperms were the smallest cells in his whole body.

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"Hey man, sorry! I was having breakfast, but I'm free now. What's up?... Hello?... Lucas, are you still over there?... Well... I hope you didn't forget to help me with the repairs today. I guess I'll have to call him later..."

Loui said before hanging up and placing his phone on the table, finishing his breakfast, and then putting on some clothes. Luckily his roommate, who is always skipping house tasks, will have shown up by the time.

End.