"Stay safe. I'll be back." David left the room and went to the next door, finding that it was locked. Seeing as it had served her well so far, she pulled it powerfully and the door opened with a loud crack.

This room was large and round, with a few torches on the walls. It was empty except for a small chest in the center of the room. David approached the chest and tried to open it. Unfortunately, that was when a trap was triggered. A dart shot out from the side, hitting David in the arm. The dart was coated in a substance that burned, and David yanked it out with a cry, throwing it to the ground.

David felt her arm starting to burn, and she felt a strange tingling in her chest. A moment later, the inside of her armor felt wet. She was lactating, and a lot. David cursed, pulling the armor away from her skin. A steady stream of milk dripped from her nipples, splattering onto the floor.

"Oh, great." She squeezed her boobs, trying to force the flow to stop, but it only caused more to come out. Worse yet, while the feel before had been little, it felt so much better now that she was leaking. "Is that part of that poison too?"

She sighed, and did her best to ignore the sensations in her chest, instead opening the chest, finding a key inside. She picked it up, and then left the room. The burning in her arm stopped, but her breasts still leaked, and the feeling in her chest was still pleasant. "I'm not sure what's happening. I hope it's temporary."

She went to the next door, unlocking it with the key and stepping into the final room.

There were several anthropomorphic figures, all mice just like her. They were armed with swords, and wore armor. They stood, ready for battle, and David felt her heart sink. "Uh oh," she muttered.

One of them, wearing a silver breastplate, stepped forward. "You already lost to one of us." They sounded male. Looking, glancing really, at those leaking breasts, he smirked. "And you're marked as a brood-mouse."

"A what?" David said, and then cursed. She'd been poisoned, and that poison was making her a brood-mouse, a mouse that gives birth to litters. She didn't want that, that wasn't right.

"You heard me. Just sit down and let us take care of you, brood-mouse." The guard smiled and gestured to her. "We won't harm you. We promise."

David frowned, and then pointed her dagger at the guard. "I don't want your promises. I want out of here."

The guard laughed, and then drew his sword. "Then you'll have to go through me."

"I was hoping you'd say that." David lunged forward with a slicing motion. She missed, but she managed to cut the guard's arm. The guard screamed and dropped his sword. David was surprised, but didn't stop, slashing him again, and again. The other guards were stunned by the brutality of her attack, and could only stand and watch as their companion collapsed.

The next approached with a heavy cudgel. David dodged under the first swing and stabbed him, and he fell, clutching his wound. The third and fourth guards were more careful, and David had to give ground, but soon they too were on the floor, bleeding and moaning.

"I don't know what this body's stats are, but I'm loving it." David laughed at his good fortune. "Now that you're all on the ground, one of you wanna tell me why you're here?"

They didn't answer. Instead, they writhed in pain. "Fine," she muttered. She looked around the room and saw a door at the other end. She walked to it and pushed, and it swung open.

It revealed a massive room with an equally massive creature in it. The dragon cracked open one eye to watch David. "A guard rat? Why are you here?"

David stared, her mouth open. She was sure this was the master of the dungeon. She had to fight him. She had to win, or at least escape.

"Answer me!" the dragon commanded, its voice booming.

"Well, I was sent here to save a prisoner. But now I want out," David answered.

"A prisoner? What prisoner?"

David thought about it, then shrugged. "I don't know."

The dragon laughed, his deep, throaty laugh filling the room. "You've come to save someone you don't even know the identity of? You are a greater fool than I am used to."

David shook her head. "I'm getting out of here. And you can't stop me."

The dragon chuckled. "Perhaps. But before you go, I have a few questions for you." The dragon peered down at her. "How did you get in here?"

David shrugged. "I was on the Internet, playing a game." She fidgeted in place. "And I became the character I was playing. Then I ran into a trap and I can't stop leaking."

The dragon tilted his head. "You are from the Other Side?"

David nodded.

"And you are trapped here?"

David nodded again.

The dragon looked at her curiously. "How can this be? No matter." He rose to his feet, a titanic member swaying beneath him. "Whatever you once were, you'll at least make a distraction for me now." He raised a massive clawed hand and swatted her aside, sending her flying across the room. She landed on her back, the air knocked from her lungs.

"Shit!" she wheezed, struggling to her feet.

That dragon was far stronger than the other creatures she'd faced, but she wasn't ready to give up. She ran forward, but the dragon was faster. He swung at her again, and this time she ducked under his claws and stabbed at his hand. He roared and pulled back, but the damage was already done.

The dragon brought down its other hand, but a globe appeared around David, protecting her. David smiled. She had a protection spell! She could win!

She ran forward and drove her dagger into the dragon's foot, making him cry out and stumble backwards. He tried to crush her again, but the globe held fast, and her dagger cut him again.

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"Enough!" He slammed the ground in front of her. "I am no fool. This battle is trying. What do you want?"

David paused, considering her choices. "I want to leave, with the girl."

The dragon growled. "I will not allow you to leave with my prisoner."

"Then we'll see how this fight goes." David waved his dagger threateningly.

The dragon snorted. "You are no match for me. I will destroy you, and then the girl. There is nothing you can do to stop me."

David shrugged, then pointed her dagger at him again.

The dragon slumped to the ground. "You really won't surrender, will you? It will take too long to batter that shield from you, and you will hurt me far too many times in the process. What if we made a deal?"

David crossed her arms, the dagger held loosely in her hand. "I'm listening."

The dragon nodded. "You and the girl may leave. In exchange, you must give me one thing." He pointed to the heart necklace around her neck. "You don't need that if you're past me, do you?"

David touched the necklace, then took it off. She looked at the dragon, then tossed it at him. "Alright. You can have it."

The dragon caught the necklace in a massive paw. "Very well. Now, leave, before I change my mind."

David dashed back into the dungeon to fetch the girl. "Good news!" David told her, "The dragon and I made a deal. He's going to let us go. Let's go!"

Sally looked up at David and grinned. "Really?" she asked, jumping up from her bed and following David out of her cell.

David ran into the main chamber with the dragon, Sally behind him. "Let's keep going." She grabbed Sally, holding the girl as she dashed the rest of the way to the dungeon's entrance.

"Thank you!" Sally said as they emerged into the light. "Now, what's your name?" She asked as she walked with David.

"My name's David. David Longtail." David looked at the girl, then at herself. "Though I'm not sure I can go by that anymore. I'm pretty much not David anymore."

She looked around. The world was bright and open, the sky a brilliant blue and the grass a lush green. "People change a lot." She turned to David. "You look just fine as a David, or you can take a new name if you want."

"Hmm. Maybe I'll be called Daisy instead." Daisy smiled at the girl, and the girl smiled back. They began to walk together, and Daisy could see a city in the distance. "What's that place?" She asked.

"It's the city of Raela, where everyone is happy. You'll like it there." The girl smiled at Daisy. "You can be anyone you want in this world. It's wonderful!"

Daisy looked at the city, then at the girl. She reached for Sally's head and ruffled her hair. "Seems I'll be stuck here a while. Are they okay with, uh, this?" She waved over her oversexed form.

"Sure, that's why I'm in a child's body. I can be anything here." The girl giggled, then hugged David. "I can be a child, an old man, a woman, anything at all."

Daisy started at that admission. "Wait, so, you're not actually a girl then? What were you, before you were a little girl?" She picks up Sally, walking along with her easily.

The girl laughed and looked at the sky. "Before I became this, I was an old man, a powerful wizard, the most powerful in the land. I grew weary of my power and responsibilities, and decided to become a young girl, to enjoy the life of innocence and joy again." The girl looked at Daisy. "I don't know who or what you were, but you were strong enough to defeat the Dragon and rescue me, and for that, I am grateful."

Daisy was quiet a moment before she lifted her shoulders in a shrug. "You know what, I was a middle-aged man before. I really have no room to judge." She went in for a nuzzle on Sally's neck. "It's nice being young again, eh?"

The girl giggled. "It's a lot of fun! But I'll probably be changing again soon."

Daisy nodded. "Maybe I will too, who knows?" She chuckled, and then she saw her breasts were still dripping. "I wonder how I turn that off, though." She poked at one, watching it jiggle and sway. "Oh well, it's not that bad. Just means a bit of a laundry bill." She continued to carry Sally, and as they approached the city, she saw the people there were also transformed. Some had animal features, others were entirely changed into animals, some were very short, and some were just as tall or were inanimate objects entirely. Nothing seemed entirely ruled out.

Daisy set Sally down, and she ran ahead, giggling. "I have so much to tell you, and show you!" She turned and gestured for Daisy to follow, and Daisy walked after her. Daisy looked at the city, and then at herself. "This will take some getting used to." She smiled, and then she laughed, looking at Sally running ahead of her, her long brown hair trailing behind her.

Daisy looked up at the sun shining above the city and smiled. "Well, this is my new life. I might as well get used to it." She began to skip, bouncing and jostling as she went. "That doesn't hurt as much as I feared." It was like she had some kind of built-in athletic bra, nothing feeling like it was stretching or jostling painfully. "Sally, wait up!"

"I can't believe I've been cooped up so long!" Sally spun around and giggled. "Come on, we need to get to the guild house and tell the others!"

"Guild?" Daisy asked, catching up and taking her hand. "Is that like an adventurer's guild?" Visions of classic RPG guilds danced in her mind's eye. "Will I have to register?"

"Sort of, yes. You have to tell them that you want to join. Then they do some tests on you. I bet you'll pass those real fast. Then you get a card." She skipped, holding onto Daisy's hand. "They'll even help you find a place to stay and help you get a job, if you need one."

Daisy nodded. She needed money, so she'd need to find a way to earn a living. "That sounds great. Should I be worried about those tests? You make it sound like they're easy to pass."

Sally giggled. "They're really easy! You just have to answer some questions and do some things." She pointed to a building in the distance, a large stone structure. "There's the guild hall. Let's go!" She began to run again, pulling Daisy with her.

"Alright, alright." Daisy followed along, her hand held tightly by the girl. She was so much larger, but she laughed, knowing who was really in charge at that moment. "So, you were a wizard, can you still cast spells?"

"Of course, but I like to be a girl now." She giggled and pulled on David's arm. "Come on, hurry up!"

Daisy shook her head and followed, and the two walked into the building, a large room filled with people, some of whom looked very odd. One thing they had in common was equipment. They had weapons, armor, and some trinkets of likely magical origin.

"Hello." An older woman at the front desk smiled. "Welcome to the Adventurers' Guild."

"Hi, I'm Daisy, this is my friend, Sally. I was told to come here to register?" She went up to that front desk, looming over the older woman. Her tail swayed behind her. "What do I need to do?"

The woman nodded. "Yes, of course. Please sign in here, and here." She pushed a paper towards them. "This is a basic contract. It allows us to track your progress, and if you need help, we can provide assistance." She reached down and pulled up a crystal orb. "When you're ready, place your hands on that, then relax."

"Alright, I think I understand that." Daisy leaned over the paper, her boobs pressing against the desk. "Do you have a pen I can use?"

The woman passed a quill to Daisy, and she signed it with a flourish. She then placed her hand on the orb, which glowed brightly. "Alright, good." The older woman gazed into the orb, nodding at some things she could see. "Yes. Yes. Good." She made notes on her side. "And." She swiped once at the air, just to drop her quill with wide eyes.

"Wow. Just, wow." She looked at Daisy, then at the orb. "Okay. So, um, first, you're a very strong, um, mouse." Daisy grinned. "Your magic resistance is high, but in reasonable ranges, but your endurance is incredibly high, not to mention your physical power, and your speed." She cleared her throat and picked up her quill, writing more. "And you've got a lot of milk in you." She glanced up. "That one appears to be a venom, but it has no duration."

"Uh, what?" Daisy looked down, embarrassed. "I was poisoned."

"Yes, that happens." The woman looked at David, then at the orb again. "That's all, I think." She looked from David to Sally. "You're the only witness here. Has our mouse friend actually performed any adventuring before now?"

"Um, she fought a dragon and won." Sally nodded. "And she defeated a whole bunch of monsters too."

"Um, sure. I beat a lot of monsters. But I'm a total newbie, really." Daisy rubbed behind her head nervously. "A group of mice like me, and this ooze creature." She patted over her leather. "Where this came from."

The woman nodded, then made another note. "Okay, I'll mark you down as a first-class adventurer, for now." She handed Daisy a card. "Here, take this."

"Thanks," David said, taking it. It was made of metal, with her name, a number, and a class. Her class was noted as "Warrior". "Cool, thanks." She put it away in her pouch, and then looked at Sally. "So, what now?"