Larger and larger Lunamaria grew, every part of her expanding with unprecedented force. Her massive hands scooped whole galaxies into her mouth to fuel her growth. Still, the wall before her extended in every direction as far as she could see. She had no idea what it was, but somehow it's presence urged her onwards in both awe and anger at the concept that something could be larger than her. New waves of growth shook her body as she grew, still watching the wall before her. She noticed something peculiar now. It seemed that the wall had ridges. Before, it had appeared to be a solid, flawless object, but now she could make out miniscule imperfections. Her curiosity was piqued, and she new that the only way to find out was to grow larger, so she scooped another handful of galaxies into her mouth and willed herself to grow as fast as she could. Now, far above her she could make out something white overhanging the wall, covering the space above her as far as she could see. It was like a massive ring of ice, flawless in it's smoothness and shape. Lunamaria looked up in wonder as she grew larger. Behind her a giant green netting had appeared, the holes between each link large enough for a hundred people her size could have walked through it side by side. She was having trouble finding new food now, having grown so large that your standard run of the mill galaxy was hard to see. In the distance, however, she could make out larger objects, and pondered the discovery. Was the Milky Way really that small compared to other galaxies? She could only wonder whether there was intelligent life out there on one of those nearly microscopic dots.

Now, she could see the end of the white overhang above her. It was perfectly rounded, Lunamaria couldn't even make out a single imperfection in it's curve. The tan wall ahead of her was now displaying rows of large ridges, although Lunamaria could easily fit in the valleys between them. She expanded more and more upwards, floating herself backwards through the green netting because she wanted to see what was beyond the white overhang.

Slowly she moved, clearing the overhang. She saw only trillions more galaxies floating above her. She continued floating backwards, until suddenly she gasped. Something was there. Something big. Her eyes looked upwards, trying to recognize the ridiculously immense object before her. A massive tower extended above her. It possessed a weird green color up a good distance, and then turned to a different, bronzed color. It took her a second to look beyond it's massive form, but she noticed that it was not alone, another, similar tower right next to it. The towers were thick and perfectly smoothed. High above they joined together under some type of large black object. Above that she could see some type of pink object that was larger than large, unbelievably massive, extending upwards, evidently covering or taking the place of the green and bronze towers. High, high above the pink substance bulged outwards in giant mountains that could possessed the size of thousands and thousands of galaxies. And above those two humongous spheres, Lunamaria saw something that made her blood run cold. Looking over the mountains was a face. An unbelievably huge, but undoubtedly human face. It's huge eyes were looking directly down at Lunamaria. Red hair, each strand as thick as a dozen galaxies framed it. It's massive mouth was locked into a smirk as the female features struck her with a realization. Those weren't towers, those were her legs. That huge pink object was her clothes, and now that Lunamaria knew that she could see the details of an Earth Alliance recruit uniform. Those huge mountains weren't some unbelievable swell of galaxies, they were her breasts! And the the tan wall before her was... her big toe.

Lunamaria was shocked. That huge object that towered millions and millions time larger than her home galaxy, was the toe of this woman. The size was inconceivable. A million questions popped into Lunamaria's mind. Then, an unbelievably loud voice rang out through the vacuum of space.

"I've been waiting for you."