>>198477>Metera, SuteraWith how naive Sutera can be, I can see her thinking Metera packing on the pounds but still being capable of clearing missions as some elaborate type of training. With a bigger frame, Metera has to become even better at dodging incoming attacks, and all that extra weight just means she has to expend more magic to keep afloat. Little does Sutera know, Metera's natural genius would explain her battle prowess despite the added heft. Metera's growing figure is simply due to her becoming an absolute glutton who loves to stuff herself with whatever, whenever, and especially if it's on someone else's dime, like Danchou's.
>Catherine who would likely be on the smaller side of the worldly Erunes since she makes sure to keep in shape for her thievingAlternatively, if a detailed description of Nightsmoke gets out, Catherine could clear all suspicion by blimping up. It'll be hard at first, trying to expedite her gain with serious stuffing sessions on the Grancypher, or staying late after work and trying to clear out the cafe's leftovers, but gaining weight will become easier once her stomach capacity starts stretching out. No one would ever think a portly waitress could be the same phantom thief that can slip in and out of any vault, stronghold, or bank without ever being seen or heard. Being a cute, curvy waitress probably isn't bad for her day job either. If the waitress can't help sampling the shop's food around the clock, you know it's good. Catherine will have to be extra wary of tight spaces and fits if she continues her phantom thieving job at her newfound size, however...
>ArulumayaAt that size you'd have to wonder when she has to upgrade her crystal ball just to deal with all her flab... It'll cost a pretty penny, but thankfully it won't eat too much into the food budget. For some reason people think bringing food to the hefty Harvin will increase their odds of better fortunes. Arulumaaya never started the rumor, but her and her belly certainly won't complain about the extra eats. It does break the facade of her being a serious, mystic fortune teller at times, though. It's hard to ask for quiet when she can't stop her belly from groaning and rumbling, begging for more or desperately trying to process everything that's been crammed into it.
>Unless the massive Erune is famous like Heles . . . can lead to the broken pile of wood becoming a collectors item.If it doesn't become a pricey collector's item, it'll at least become a symbol of prestige and luck. Imagine an eatery having food so good, the princess of Irestill herself, Heles, gorged on so much of it that she broke a chair. Customers would be crazy not to want to try some for themself, wouldn't they? The food stalls, restaurants, and cafes probably do their best to get Heles to stay and eat for as long as she can, hoping it's their shop that is blessed with the broken chair. Free refills, complimentary platters and desserts, extra fattening ingredients, family serving sizes... all of it ending up inside of Heles' fat, greedy belly. Just an endless binging session with Heles waddling and wobbling from eatery to eatery, her pace slower and her gut bigger after each stop. Eventually her enormous bulk and the heft of all the food she's packed away is going to cause one of those seats to give, and it'll take a good number of staff and guards to help heave her bloated form up... and hopefully over to the next shop.