Hiromi

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Hiromi "Ohh come on Joey, I'm only having a little fun."
Joey "A little fun? Are you insane?! You have me hogtied!"
Hiromi "Mmmm, your much more delicious looking than a pig. Maybe a taste test is in order. *Giggle*"
Joey "You wouldn't dare!! @.@"



Say hi to 20 year old Hiromi Yoshida of Miramar, Florida. Born in New York, she came down to the warm sunny climates of Florida to escape the harsh winters of her previous home and her parents who were overly protective of the poor girl. Now living alone, she attends Nova Southeastern University and enjoys it there, partially because of the people but mostly simply because her parents are nowhere in sight, she gets the occasional call from time to time though. Nevertheless, she enjoys her stay here . . . or did to a few days ago.

Around a few months ago one of the teachers at the University had called upon students to become assistants to help in what seemed to be a very important project. A rise in participants grades where offered, eventually a cash insentive was offered as well but no one enrolled. Hiromi would have passed this by like all of the other students had done but during a rather difficult semester her grades went down to below the point her parents would tolerate. With the threat of being dragged home or simply cut off hanging over her, the offer suddenly became too good to be true and she signed up, now the only assistant that the teacher had from the student body. The work was easy, a good example being 'slip this data into the computer, have it calculate, tell me the results' . . . and that would raise her grades. She hadn't really cared much for the subject of the study until a month after she had joined and she first saw the machine the teacher was constructing. Apparently he was doing research in the field of anti-gravity, whereas objects would be made to levitate and fly simply by pushing against the earth's own gravity. Up until recently, it was thought to be impossible but after years of straineous work, calculating and theorizing, he had come up with something plausible enough to warrant a small grant and success after success later, he found himself nearly able to conduct his first test.

The months rolled by, Hiromi's grades skyrocketed and she continued work with the teacher becoming rather interested in the project. Not being originally of any scientific background, she did what she could to help and soon the machine was ready for its first test. The teacher chose a Sunday at the end of the semester to conduct the test, students had gone home to be with their families so it was less likely anyone would be harmed if anything went wrong and it would be unlikely to have any problems in terms of power to run the machine. The day rolled in and Hiromi had come to assist with the experiment. The machine was powered on and the experiment was underway . . . everything seemed to be going well . . .

That day there was an explosion, it destoryed most of the floor that the laboratory was on. The teacher was found dead a few metres away from the building, body diced up into cleanly cut but nearly unrecognizable chunks of flesh. Lucky enough, he seemed the only causualty. The explosion was the highlight of every news story for about a month afterwards and took a week later before Hiromi's name came up as the only other person who went missing that day. Sooner or later she was presumed dead . . . the funeral service was lovely.

But Hiromi wasn't actually dead, she had survived, with scorch marks all over her body but survived nonetheless. She awoke in a strange open field, large thick twigs her mattress. She rose slowly, shaking her head free of her disorientation, and glanced around. The twigs seemed to form a flat bush along the ground slightly thicker than grass. She moved her hand to better balance herself and as soon as her palm crashed into thick bush, creatures flocked out of it, seeming to try and get away from her. She watched them dash out thinking their were merely insects until she caught a good sight of one of the flying ones and froze. It was a bird, the size of a fly . . . Her eyes caught sight of other creatures and she recognized them, all much smaller than they should be. She quickly grabbed a 'twig' and looked it over before dropping it terrified. It was a fully grown tree, and she sat on a forest of them as if they were nothing. She huddled to herself at the realization of what she had become, crying to anyone to help her . . . to help Hiromi . . . the giantess . . .

Hiromi is a 70 foot tall woman and not of this world. Because of the accident she was transported to a parallel universe which the park resides in, everything being much tinier than herself, though she doesn't know this fact yet. At the moment, she wears what remains of a purple tank top and a pair of long jeans pants. These articles of clothing aren't actually badly damaged, they just have holes in them in random places. Other than the fact that she is 70 feet tall, she is biologically like any ordinary human, her resistance to magic on the other hand is higher than regular humans simply because of her size. Any other information will be posted as the player thinks up more . . .

Pic is of KissaG's comic colored by another person. If either wants the work taken down, down it will go.