The loft collection [f4f]
Im looking. For people will to rp in a sever now fyi. This isn’t just a mutual it multi people, need gainers and feeders….
We were clearing out the old loft above the bookstore my uncle left me when we found it.
A heavy wooden trunk in the far corner, locked with a rusted clasp that gave way under almost no pressure. Inside, wrapped in moth-eaten velvet, was an ornate antique scale and a small collection of strange objects that felt warm to the touch even after decades in the cold loft.
We should have left them there.
Instead we brought everything downstairs out of curiosity.
The collection now living in our apartment:
• The Ledger of Flesh (the scale) – Tracks every calorie we consume. Soft sigils appeared on our lower bellies that glow warmer the fuller we get. Hunger feels sharper, food tastes richer, and weight settles faster and softer than it should.
• The Hollow Spoon – Every bite fed with it is magically doubled in calories by the time it reaches the mouth. It’s already started drifting toward whichever of us is closer to being fed.
• The Cord of Plenty – Tied around a waist, it makes hunger return almost immediately while still storing every calorie with ruthless efficiency. It tightens slowly as the wearer grows.
• The Mirror of Indulgence – Shows you twenty pounds heavier. Eating while looking into it makes the food taste better and quietly encourages your real body to catch up to the reflection.
• The Everfull Chalice – Refills itself with whatever dense, rich liquid or dessert slurry you want. Weight from it settles unusually fast and heavy in the belly and hips.
• The Stitching Needle of Satiation – Enchants clothing to tighten in proportion to how much you eat while wearing it. The tighter the clothes get, the stronger the waves of pleasure and hunger. If the fabric rips, the magic releases in a sudden surge of softness.
• The Locket of Shared Appetite – When both halves are worn, the wearers share hunger and a portion of each other’s fullness and weight gain. The longer it’s used, the harder it becomes to tell whose appetite is whose.
None of the objects are forcing us.
They’re just making it very, very easy to keep going.