A lone logger in a magically protected forest finds out exactly why there are so many trees seemingly just waiting for someone like him to cut them down.
Note: I purposefully did things a little differently with point of view, dialogue (there is none), etc. to try to create a different emotional tone. I think it worked okay.
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Posted by KlinKitty 15 years ago Report
Very nice! :3
Posted by Ilksurthysys 15 years ago Report
It's an interesting take on dryads, one I am quite pleased with. I hope to see more like this.
Oh, and hardware stores sell chainsaws, right?
Posted by jacquelope 15 years ago Report
Boy I can't wait to see when one of these dryads finally go after the poor working class schmuck's boss who sent 'em out there. :D Good story!
Posted by Imrhys 15 years ago Report
It had some rough spots in the first half before that interesting vore and transformation climax. But the second half compensated excellently.
This piece could be best summed with: it allowed the readers to fill in the details he/she wanted filled in.
Posted by Bitter 15 years ago Report
This story is destined to be poplar.
Posted by sansuki 15 years ago Report
I'll thank you to leaf your puns out of my comment section XD
Posted by Bitter 15 years ago Report
Feh. Your bark is worse than your bite.
Posted by 10293we 15 years ago Report
What happened to the logger now? Can you tell me?
Posted by French_snack 15 years ago Report
A very good idea, masterfully written. There's an element of horror to it, yet it all comes across as peaceful. It's an unusual combination, but very effective.
Posted by Bright 15 years ago Report
The way she eats him reminds me a bit of a venus trap.
In any case, really enjoyable to read.