Objectification Overload: An Object Overload TF Saga

Crumpled Up Feelings

Crumpled Up Feelings: Tissue TF/FTM/MC

[Warning: This Chapter Contains Body Horror, Blood and Gore, Strong Language, Transformation, Female to Male TG, Identity Death, Guns, Loss of Arms, PTSD, and Spoilers from Object Overload. You have been warned.]

Tiffany Shoshone, 31, loved selling antiques, yet she had lost her most valued customer to the objectification plague. It was strange that the transformations would actually do a whole lot of damage to Mountain Town, especially the balance of all things.

Tiffany had talked to Lilac yesterday about the incidents, she could have sworn that she was expecting a telephone call from her, but no phone ringing, not even Lilac could pick up her phone.

Tiffany felt betrayed by Lilac, and started to suspect that Gaia had taken her too. She knew that if Gaia ever returned to her shop, and not just to stalk her, but to transform her, she will be ready, more ready than ever before. Unlike most people, who would be defenseless or gullible, Tiffany was neither of these things. She had her defenses ready, and when all else fails, she had weapons to defend herself, especially a rifle and pistols. She is pretty sure that she will be well protected from Gaia's wrath.

Tiffany looked through the window for some more customers, as she knew that she had to keep an eye for Gaia. Chesberry was busy contacting the research facility at Havensbrook, so, it was up to Tiffany to make sure that Gaia gets down. If she can stop the transformations from happening, she can help reverse them as well, it could be a miracle, it could mean more business for her as she is named a hero like Chesberry would be. Tiffany smiled as she knew that it would be a dream come true.

Suddenly, three people came into her shop as Tiffany immediately hid the guns, not wanting to scare anyone unless they're a real threat to her and/or her antiques.

"Hey, Tiff, are you aware of the transformations that had happened for the past few days or so?" Britannica asked.
"Oh, it's you and your sister again. And is that your new boyfriend?" Tiffany asked.
"Well, he's just a friend, neither of us are dating him." Sarina replied.
"Well, that's good to know and also, yes, I have been aware of the third sister's actions, the transformations that she has been causing." Tiffany scoffed, "Also, if she came here and threatened me with a transformation, I will be ready, damn it!"
"Well, you mean you'd be armed?" Kyle asked.
"Yes, the only way to stop a stubborn, persistent psycho transformer is if you shot him or her in the head!" Tiffany scoffed.
"Well, at least she gets me." Britannica mumbled to Sarina.
"Actually, aren't there other ways than violence to resolve things? Killing Gaia isn't going to bring back Savanna." Sarina replied.
"You don't know the difference between outright violence and self defense." Tiffany scoffed.
"You're mistaking vengeance for justice, Savanna wouldn't want you to kill people just to bring her back." Sarina replied.
"Well, it's not vengeance, and I am in close relation with Savanna, she was more than just a customer to me, she was a friend to me, and she told me to avenge her, no matter how." Tiffany scoffed.
"So, you'd resort to murder just to avenge a friend? Aren't you aware of the consequences?" Sarina asked.
"Yes." Tiffany replied, "But I don't care, Gaia has lost that right to live since she had started turning people into objects, and when she's dead, the objectification incidents will stop. Those were innocent people who lost their humanity and original identities!"
"I know that they're innocent people, but violence doesn't solve anything." Sarina adjusted her glasses, "You're only going to make things worse for yourself."
"Well, are you really defending your sister, even if she was violent towards you and Britannica?" Tiffany asked.
"No." Sarina replied, "As much as she had hurt me and Britannica, nobody deserves death, people had said that there are worse things to go through than dying."
"Being turned into an object is worse than death." Tiffany mumbled under her breath, "Yet, none of these innocent people deserve it, hell, I wouldn't even wish that upon my worst enemy!"