Cadence had yet to realize how large her behind was and made her way towards the Horrorville Library. "That new book you released spread like a disease, Cadence," said R.L. on Cadence's shoulder. "Everyone in Horrorville must have a copy at some point." Cadence nodded her head and grunted. "The Notch in the Eagle's Tooth," said R.L. "That's gotta be your best one yet." As Cadence was walking towards the library there was a bookstore nearby with Cadence's book, The Notch in the Eagle's Tooth for sale. The cover of the book depicted a blood-stained and disembodied eagle's beak that had a fang in the center of it and the beak was being held by a blood-stained hand of a vampire.
"The whole idea that a writer is using a disembodied and haunted bird's beak to steal ideas in exchange for murders. Wicked concept." Cadence grunted several times. She knew R.L. couldn't really understand what she was saying, but the zombie unaware of her own growing booty was explaining to R.L. that since she lived in the part of the world where giant monsters of mythology made their home, she had to be extra creative when writing horror novels. It wasn't always easy. She then let out a mumble as she saw the library in sight. That was when there was a loud ripping noise. "Was that the sound of somebody's skirt ripping?" asked R.L. Cadence shrugged her shoulders and soon enough she was at the library.
Waiting for Cadence was the librarian who from the looks of it was a bright salmon-colored cockatrice, a monster resembling a hybrid of a chicken and a dragon. She was somewhat fat and had a gold-colored face and a large comb that reached from the tip of her nose to her forehead and spread around in a way that made it resemble hair. The cockatrice librarian saw Cadence's face and smiled. "Oh," she said. "There you are, Ms. Deadman. Right on time." Cadence gave a smile and grunted. "Actually," said the cockatrice librarian. "The book signing starts in 15 minutes. Plenty of time to get ready." Cadence stepped into the library and the librarian gave a look of shock, finally noticing Cadence's enormous booty.
"Jeepers," said the bird woman. "I think that you've been sitting around writing too long." Cadence gave a mutter of confusion and then R.L. looked back and gasped. "Cadence," said R.L. "Look at your butt?" Cadence looked in confusion and then in surprise. Her butt was twice her height and seemed to be at least 10 times her width. The zombie muttered and rubbed her temple in confusion. "Something in Georgia's apartment must've made your ass ginormous," said R.L. "Good grief. Whoa!" RL fell back and landed in the side of Cadence's piano-print panties. "This is an odd case," said the librarian. "Do you want me to cancel the book signing?" Cadence shook her head and then felt her chin. This large behind was giving her a good idea for a new horror story to work on.
However, first thing was first. The book signing was about to begin and Cadence decided to take her seat. The zombie giantess had to sit down in four chairs due to how massive her behind had become. She plucked R.L. out of the side of her panties and placed him on her earring as she got a few pens ready. "This is going to be an interesting day." Said R.L.
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