With my mother gone, I quickly finished my dinner and then headed up to my room. The shirt I had been wearing had been stretched so much by my new physique that the seams where starting to tear. There would be no way that I would be able to put the garment back on.
Going into the bath room I looked in the mirror and took a good look at myself. I now appeared to be a copy of my in game avatar. I was taller, with a physique that could rival bodybuilders without turtle shell like abs. Instead my waist was narrow, giving me a dramatic v-shape to my upper body. My body hair had expanded just like in the game, but I look for back hair. Thankfully, it was minimal at best. Pulling off my jeans was a chore, but it revealed legs as hairy as my arms. Doing some posing that I had see bodybuilders doing on the internet, I loved the way that my hair seemed to enhance my muscles instead of hiding them.
Looking through my cloth, I immediately realized that I was way to big. The only garment that would fit was a pair of athletic shorts. Pulling them on, I headed to my parents bedroom to look through my dad's closet. He was now smaller than me, but still closer in size than what I had in my room. Going through everything, I realized that a lot of the shirts were large enough to fit over my torso, but the sleeves would all be too small for my larger arms. I finally found an unopened package of tank tops. I removed one from the plastic and put it on. While tight, it fit, leaving my arms free.
It was at this moment that I heard a loud knock at the front door.
I headed downstairs and over to the front door. Opening it, I found a man that was even larger than Sam before the caves, but more than that, he had green skin, slightly pointed ears and massive tusks growing from his lower jaw.
Before, I would have been scared out of my wits, frozen in fear by the massive creature. But because of changes, I simply looked up and said, "May I help you?"
"You can let me in." The orc replied, trying to push pass me, but when I didn't move, an angry expression took over his face. "What's your problem.
"Dude, I have no idea who you are."
"Its okay Ray." I heard someone call out. "He's a friend from work." I turned my head to see a guy about my age, who could probably pass as my brother. Seeing my surprised expression, "Ray, it's me your dad."
Taking a closer look, I was shock at my father's younger appearance. Not only hade he become younger, but he now had the body of a slim runner instead of his former burly shape. To me, he looked like he had a body that was made for an assassin. Rock hard cable muscles, he was shorter, but I couldn't tell if he was shorter because of my growth, or if he had lost and inch or two of height.
"Dad?!"
"Yeah, son. Why don't we go inside and talk about this with a few beers. And Frank, stop scowling at my son. Why would anyone let some stranger in their house, especially one over eight feet tall." This caused the orc to snort.
Opening the door wide, I stepped outside and let Frank pass. It was then I noticed that there were two other guys standing off to the side.
One was about four feet tall, with a barrel chest and massive arms. The hair on his head was shoulder length, and from looking at his arms, he obviously had twice as much body hair as I did. However, while my beard was think and cut close to my face, his was long, reaching almost to his knees, with some of the hair made into three braids.
The other man, while not as short as the dwarf, barely stood over five feet. He had two short horns growing out of his head with ears that were pressed down against his head. Even with a short goatee, he look very young. His legs were like those of a goat, covered in thick brown fur that was slightly darker then the hair he had on his head. I could not help but find the faun cute.
Pointing to the dwarf, "This is Gabe, but he is demanding we call his Gorsig."
"Damn right. No self respecting dwarf would ever answer to Gabe." He said in a very deep voice.
"And this is Shaun." Dad said. Shaun simply nodded his head.
"Well, everyone come in, I guess."