Dionysus
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Apr 9, 2021
Life had been easy for Elijah, at least on the farm. Starting out, he’d been classed as an underweight hybrid. Though for a human he was hardly that, his belly plump with fat, his whole body soft and with an appetite to match. But it was nowhere near the expected size of a healthy hybrid, especially a cow one like himself. Hybrids often came in all kinds of breeds, however the most common often ended up being dog, cat, rabbit, fox hybrids, the rare ones were often exotic animals, like leopards for example, and farm animals, pigs, cows and more. Still, they hardly fell out of the societal norms with pet hybrids, the ones with the more wealthier owners reaching absolutely huge sizes, some too big to move, even poorer owners still managed to keep their hybrids well fed and lazy- after all, it was what was expected. Perhaps he would have been bigger, well, if maybe he had a better attitude and didn’t push away any chance he got at getting an owner.
It was exactly because of his lack of an owner did Elijah decide to find work with a rather kind farmer, though he worked and maintained a farm especially for keeping and selling hybrids, working on keeping them well fed and plenty fat for whoever was looking to adopt one. They had other tasks to do as well of course, caring and growing crops, selling products off at local farmers markets and more. Though they specialised in the care of hybrid creatures. Hence why it was so weird to find a half cow half human hybrid working there, but Eli was far too stubborn to stop, even if the work stressed or tired him out.
As the months of work passed by, Elijah only seemed to fatten up. Less and less of his days were spent out feeding the animals or tending to crops and more cooped up inside with the farmer feeding him plenty of snacks, turning a blind eye when Elijah would sneak into the feeding room and eat for hours, or nap whilst on the job. He had quickly become a favourite in the old farmer’s heart, always doted on. With Elijah’s rather ditsy and less…intelligent personality, it seemed he remained oblivious to how the farmer was starting to treat him more like one of his pets than his staff members. Far too many times had he been leaving food out for Elijah and calling it a ‘treat for his hard work’.
That was what got Elijah to the enormous size he was today. The cow hybrid was massive, to put it lightly. His belly, once a small thing, hung low and heavy, covering his cow bottom half, apart from his udders, which only looked just as plump and fat as his gut. His legs had thickened out, chest sat atop his massive gut. His face had not been spared from the fattening up, round and chubby, a third chin already poking through when he pushed food past his lips. Half the farm had to be adjusted to merely accommodate his size, bigger, reinforced chairs, wider door frames and a special pen for when visitors came- after all, a hybrid of his size was something many people awed at, it was a big attraction at the farm getting to pet, feed or milk the bratty cow hybrid. Some really dedicated fans even paid to watch when the doctor would come to assess each hybrid, watching as Elijah panted as he was pushed only a scale, an abnormally long strip of measuring tape was brought across his body, and doctors tutted as his size. As if just getting up and down to the barn didn’t tire him out.
Still, he’d hit a wall as of recently, when his good friend, the farmer who’d taken him in, had passed away, leaving the farm to his son. Who Elijah now sat awaiting their arrival, cooped up in the farm house on a chair his old friend had specifically made for him. It was obvious from just the sheer width of it, and how close it was to the fridge. He drummed his thick, sausage like fingers against the table nervously, tail swishing from his thick ass, droopy ears pressed anxiously against the sides of his head.
It was exactly because of his lack of an owner did Elijah decide to find work with a rather kind farmer, though he worked and maintained a farm especially for keeping and selling hybrids, working on keeping them well fed and plenty fat for whoever was looking to adopt one. They had other tasks to do as well of course, caring and growing crops, selling products off at local farmers markets and more. Though they specialised in the care of hybrid creatures. Hence why it was so weird to find a half cow half human hybrid working there, but Eli was far too stubborn to stop, even if the work stressed or tired him out.
As the months of work passed by, Elijah only seemed to fatten up. Less and less of his days were spent out feeding the animals or tending to crops and more cooped up inside with the farmer feeding him plenty of snacks, turning a blind eye when Elijah would sneak into the feeding room and eat for hours, or nap whilst on the job. He had quickly become a favourite in the old farmer’s heart, always doted on. With Elijah’s rather ditsy and less…intelligent personality, it seemed he remained oblivious to how the farmer was starting to treat him more like one of his pets than his staff members. Far too many times had he been leaving food out for Elijah and calling it a ‘treat for his hard work’.
That was what got Elijah to the enormous size he was today. The cow hybrid was massive, to put it lightly. His belly, once a small thing, hung low and heavy, covering his cow bottom half, apart from his udders, which only looked just as plump and fat as his gut. His legs had thickened out, chest sat atop his massive gut. His face had not been spared from the fattening up, round and chubby, a third chin already poking through when he pushed food past his lips. Half the farm had to be adjusted to merely accommodate his size, bigger, reinforced chairs, wider door frames and a special pen for when visitors came- after all, a hybrid of his size was something many people awed at, it was a big attraction at the farm getting to pet, feed or milk the bratty cow hybrid. Some really dedicated fans even paid to watch when the doctor would come to assess each hybrid, watching as Elijah panted as he was pushed only a scale, an abnormally long strip of measuring tape was brought across his body, and doctors tutted as his size. As if just getting up and down to the barn didn’t tire him out.
Still, he’d hit a wall as of recently, when his good friend, the farmer who’d taken him in, had passed away, leaving the farm to his son. Who Elijah now sat awaiting their arrival, cooped up in the farm house on a chair his old friend had specifically made for him. It was obvious from just the sheer width of it, and how close it was to the fridge. He drummed his thick, sausage like fingers against the table nervously, tail swishing from his thick ass, droopy ears pressed anxiously against the sides of his head.