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And, after a, very long absence, here's a little something me and this here group of amazing people have been working on for a while.

It's a little belated, but i hope you'll forgive us

Each one of us got a different story to share, so make sure to look over everybody else's post.

As for my part, i give you, Cirno and Koakuma:

A tower of twinkling lights stood firm in the main hall of the Scarlet Devil Mansion. It looked every bit as regal and as majestic as in the book from the human world, showing a family admiring it as one. There were presents underneath and so many dazzling decorations that you could not help but watch. It was the beacon of hope and a symbol of the holiday season which promised to bring all who saw it closer together.

Decorating the tree was something Koakuma never knew she would enjoy so much. They never had fun things like this in the depths of hell from which she was summoned. It was very much like sorting the library, with every little thing in its right place. She would flutter to the top and work her way down stringing row after row of tinsel and other sparkly things along its side. It had proved rather tasty too, formed from magically infused sugary and flour at her mistress' behest. Each ornament glowed and shone, again more candy woven into the form of colored glass so pure and polished that she could see her face in them. Her mouth watered as she hung the last one in place and narrowly avoided the temptation of cherry flavoring upon her tongue. She just had to hold out a little longer. Today was the day and all the preparations were in place. Her heart soared as she admired her handy work, no mean feat given her size.

Perhaps she had overdone it a little with the Christmas cookies. Inches of soft belly fat protruded from the growing gaps of her blouse and her vest could no longer come together. Buttons strained and pulled against one another in a futile attempt to hold back the ever mounting force of fat under pressure which built with every bite she took. The pine needles tickled the underside of her flab as she floated around the tree for the final time to lay down the final decorations. She need only place the star on the tree and everything would be-

A crunch echoed beneath her feet at the end of her descent. Koakuma's bat-wing ears fluttered. She gingerly raised one of her high heels and hoped against hope that sound wasn't what she though it was.

Shattered pieces of a glass star ornament came off the edge of her heel and tinkled miserably to the ground. There was simply no way a such a dinky little ornament could have possibly withstood the weight of an entire person coming down upon it, let alone Koakuma's new found enormity. The little devil began to panic, waddling around the room in a half scurry, half hopping flutter as her flabby thighs ground together. This was an absolutely terrible turn of events, but who could she possibly turn to for help?

Koakuma stopped. Her belly kept going for a few more seconds, jiggling as she considered her options. Asking her mistress was out of the question as she was the person she wanted the least to find out. The scarlet sisters were far more apt at destroying than creating things. Sakuya was far too busy with the kitchen duties and the last she saw of Meiling was a muddled mess of wires and lights. No, she had to solve this dilemma on her own, or at least find someone who wouldn't blab her secret.

And she knew just where to find one.

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"All the food I can eat? You're not taking me for a fool are you?"

The little ice fairy fluttered her wings and crossed her arms. The deal seemed suspicious.

"Not at all! Everyone knows Cirno is the strongest, I couldn't possibly beat your sharp wit."

Koakuma bowed as low as her belly would allow, the underside of her flabby gut resting firmly against her knees. She hoisted herself back up quickly as she heard the beginnings of a sharp tear down the back of her skirt.

"Finally, someone gets me!" Cirno smiled. "Okay, take me to the candy!"

It wasn't a long journey to the frozen lake which sat at the mansion's front door, but it seemed so much more arduous beneath the hundreds of extra pounds which now filled her small frame. Finding Cirno wasn't too hard, provided that you had enough candy in your pockets. Together the two of them fluttered back to the house and prepared to put the little devil's scheme into effect.

"Okay, all you have to do is make this shape out of ice and the door to the kitchen will unlock. Just make sure no one else sees you okay?"

"Hmph? Why do I have to do all the sneaking?" Cirno pouted. "People should already tremble before me and get out of my way instead!"

"Its...ah...its a part of a Christmas game," said Koakuma quickly. "You like games, don't you?"

The ice fairy immediately perked up.

"Ooooohh! Yeah! I knew that! I guess it would be too easy if I just let them win. I was just testing to see if you knew."

Cirno bounded through the great hall, fascinated to feel the soft carpet beneath her bare feet. She had always wanted to see the inside of the large house across the lake and now she had been formally invited. There were pictures on the walls surrounded with red and silver sparkles, bells and baubles hung from every place that could possibly hold them, and at the center of it all stood a great tree which towered over the tiny fairy. Koakuma was very short of breath by the time she finally caught up.

"So...what now?" Cirno asked quizzically.

"Well..." Koakuma huffed, wiping the sweat off her brow. "First you need to make an icicle star to hang on the tree. The best one will win!"

The ice fairy gave her a disbelieving glance.

"That's it?"

Koakuma could feel her chilly stare pierce the surface of her great belly and surge out the other side. The exposed pale underside felt especially cold and urged her to grasp it in order to keep it warm. A brush of her hand also reminded her how stuffed full she still was as the rock hardness of a full gut resisted her finger's efforts to sink into her obesity. Ever since she had gotten so fat, giving her belly a small squeeze had always provide her with reassurance.

"Y-yeah," the devil continued, now no longer so self assure. "But it has to be extra special and be extra cold so it won't melt all evening."

Cirno contemplated her proposal.

"Hmm...that's easy! You really couldn't think of a harder game for a genius like me!"

The little ice fairy puffed her chest out and put her hands against her hips. Yes, this was exactly what Koakuma wanted. The over-self confident Cirno that didn't suspect a thing.

Which is why the next thing she said caught her completely off guard.

"But I'm going to need something first. The best candy you can find!"

"Eh?"

Cirno fluttered over to a suit of armor that was hanging beside the mantle and perched herself on its shoulder. She then swiftly lifted up her small dress, exposing her perfect white bloomers and her small, pert belly. She gave it a number of playful slaps whilst grinning at the astounded devil.

"That sort of ice magic always leaves me hungry afterwards, so before I do something for you, you're going to have to do something for me!"

"But it's a part of the game we're playing..." Koakuma tried to reason. "We get the prizes after we win."

"And game or not, my belly is hungry!" said Cirno firmly. "By the size of yours, I'm sure you've got plenty to spare. No food, means no ice star magic."

Koakuma resigned herself to the little fairy's demands and lead her to the kitchen. In the worst case scenario, she ate her fill which would be like a plate or two? How much could the little squirt fit into that tiny belly of hers anyway?

"Maybe she's not so stupid after all..."

Description
And, after a, very long absence, here's a little something me and this here group of amazing people have been working on for a while.

It's a little belated, but i hope you'll forgive us

Each one of us got a different story to share, so make sure to look over everybody else's post.

As for my part, i give you, Cirno and Koakuma:

A tower of twinkling lights stood firm in the main hall of the Scarlet Devil Mansion. It looked every bit as regal and as majestic as in the book from the human world, showing a family admiring it as one. There were presents underneath and so many dazzling decorations that you could not help but watch. It was the beacon of hope and a symbol of the holiday season which promised to bring all who saw it closer together.

Decorating the tree was something Koakuma never knew she would enjoy so much. They never had fun things like this in the depths of hell from which she was summoned. It was very much like sorting the library, with every little thing in its right place. She would flutter to the top and work her way down stringing row after row of tinsel and other sparkly things along its side. It had proved rather tasty too, formed from magically infused sugary and flour at her mistress' behest. Each ornament glowed and shone, again more candy woven into the form of colored glass so pure and polished that she could see her face in them. Her mouth watered as she hung the last one in place and narrowly avoided the temptation of cherry flavoring upon her tongue. She just had to hold out a little longer. Today was the day and all the preparations were in place. Her heart soared as she admired her handy work, no mean feat given her size.

Perhaps she had overdone it a little with the Christmas cookies. Inches of soft belly fat protruded from the growing gaps of her blouse and her vest could no longer come together. Buttons strained and pulled against one another in a futile attempt to hold back the ever mounting force of fat under pressure which built with every bite she took. The pine needles tickled the underside of her flab as she floated around the tree for the final time to lay down the final decorations. She need only place the star on the tree and everything would be-

A crunch echoed beneath her feet at the end of her descent. Koakuma's bat-wing ears fluttered. She gingerly raised one of her high heels and hoped against hope that sound wasn't what she though it was.

Shattered pieces of a glass star ornament came off the edge of her heel and tinkled miserably to the ground. There was simply no way a such a dinky little ornament could have possibly withstood the weight of an entire person coming down upon it, let alone Koakuma's new found enormity. The little devil began to panic, waddling around the room in a half scurry, half hopping flutter as her flabby thighs ground together. This was an absolutely terrible turn of events, but who could she possibly turn to for help?

Koakuma stopped. Her belly kept going for a few more seconds, jiggling as she considered her options. Asking her mistress was out of the question as she was the person she wanted the least to find out. The scarlet sisters were far more apt at destroying than creating things. Sakuya was far too busy with the kitchen duties and the last she saw of Meiling was a muddled mess of wires and lights. No, she had to solve this dilemma on her own, or at least find someone who wouldn't blab her secret.

And she knew just where to find one.

**********************

"All the food I can eat? You're not taking me for a fool are you?"

The little ice fairy fluttered her wings and crossed her arms. The deal seemed suspicious.

"Not at all! Everyone knows Cirno is the strongest, I couldn't possibly beat your sharp wit."

Koakuma bowed as low as her belly would allow, the underside of her flabby gut resting firmly against her knees. She hoisted herself back up quickly as she heard the beginnings of a sharp tear down the back of her skirt.

"Finally, someone gets me!" Cirno smiled. "Okay, take me to the candy!"

It wasn't a long journey to the frozen lake which sat at the mansion's front door, but it seemed so much more arduous beneath the hundreds of extra pounds which now filled her small frame. Finding Cirno wasn't too hard, provided that you had enough candy in your pockets. Together the two of them fluttered back to the house and prepared to put the little devil's scheme into effect.

"Okay, all you have to do is make this shape out of ice and the door to the kitchen will unlock. Just make sure no one else sees you okay?"

"Hmph? Why do I have to do all the sneaking?" Cirno pouted. "People should already tremble before me and get out of my way instead!"

"Its...ah...its a part of a Christmas game," said Koakuma quickly. "You like games, don't you?"

The ice fairy immediately perked up.

"Ooooohh! Yeah! I knew that! I guess it would be too easy if I just let them win. I was just testing to see if you knew."

Cirno bounded through the great hall, fascinated to feel the soft carpet beneath her bare feet. She had always wanted to see the inside of the large house across the lake and now she had been formally invited. There were pictures on the walls surrounded with red and silver sparkles, bells and baubles hung from every place that could possibly hold them, and at the center of it all stood a great tree which towered over the tiny fairy. Koakuma was very short of breath by the time she finally caught up.

"So...what now?" Cirno asked quizzically.

"Well..." Koakuma huffed, wiping the sweat off her brow. "First you need to make an icicle star to hang on the tree. The best one will win!"

The ice fairy gave her a disbelieving glance.

"That's it?"

Koakuma could feel her chilly stare pierce the surface of her great belly and surge out the other side. The exposed pale underside felt especially cold and urged her to grasp it in order to keep it warm. A brush of her hand also reminded her how stuffed full she still was as the rock hardness of a full gut resisted her finger's efforts to sink into her obesity. Ever since she had gotten so fat, giving her belly a small squeeze had always provide her with reassurance.

"Y-yeah," the devil continued, now no longer so self assure. "But it has to be extra special and be extra cold so it won't melt all evening."

Cirno contemplated her proposal.

"Hmm...that's easy! You really couldn't think of a harder game for a genius like me!"

The little ice fairy puffed her chest out and put her hands against her hips. Yes, this was exactly what Koakuma wanted. The over-self confident Cirno that didn't suspect a thing.

Which is why the next thing she said caught her completely off guard.

"But I'm going to need something first. The best candy you can find!"

"Eh?"

Cirno fluttered over to a suit of armor that was hanging beside the mantle and perched herself on its shoulder. She then swiftly lifted up her small dress, exposing her perfect white bloomers and her small, pert belly. She gave it a number of playful slaps whilst grinning at the astounded devil.

"That sort of ice magic always leaves me hungry afterwards, so before I do something for you, you're going to have to do something for me!"

"But it's a part of the game we're playing..." Koakuma tried to reason. "We get the prizes after we win."

"And game or not, my belly is hungry!" said Cirno firmly. "By the size of yours, I'm sure you've got plenty to spare. No food, means no ice star magic."

Koakuma resigned herself to the little fairy's demands and lead her to the kitchen. In the worst case scenario, she ate her fill which would be like a plate or two? How much could the little squirt fit into that tiny belly of hers anyway?

"Maybe she's not so stupid after all..."