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Anonymous /d/11265118#11285719
5/11/2025, 9:39:04 PM
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Granted. You are a noble elf, sporting absolutely gigantic tits that dwarf the rest of your body. They're so big that walking on your own is pretty much impossible - but that doesn't matter, as surely you have no intention of doing anything as menial as walking. Besides, you have quite a few servants at your beck and call, so you can make them carry you around wherever and whenever you want.

Long story short, you have been chosen by one of the Elvish goddesses in order to become a sacrifice to the forest. This is considered a great honor, as it guarantees the prosperity of the Elvish clan. The sacrifice must drink a special concoction that will change their body to become more "fertile". This doesn't necessarily mean getting pregnant: it can also have other effects, like turning the sacrifice into a plant-woman.
In your specific case, the potion enlarged your breasts and made them produce more and more milk. Initially it was just a relatively modest quantity, albeit it had an exceptionally high quality and healing properties; but nowadays, you can easily fill an entire pool of the stuff each day. Your fellow elves use your milk to both cure ailments, and also to water plants so that they'll produce more fruit. People worship you, both religiously and, if you allow it, sexually.
You pretty much don't have any particular responsibility. All you have to do is to drink the potion twice a year, and bask in the admiration and attention. Sure, your elvish smugness will probably increase past the average, but that's to be expected: after all, you are one of the most perfect icons of elfdom.

Well, to be fair, there's still room to become even more perfect. You see, I did mention that you have to drink the fertility potion twice a year, yes? As I mentioned, it can have different effects. For you, it usually makes your breasts even more big and productive. But there is one particular effect that explains why chosen ones like you are called "sacrifices"...