Marlin thought over the king's commands as he arrived in the capital city of Prince Kelos. He had to find out if the Prince is sincere in his desire for peace and marriage to Princess Fia. Marlin wanted to appear unthreatening, so he appeared as a lady's maid. His hope was that Kelos would soon spot her attending to her sister's need, and intervene.
Marlin sighed as he thought about how Kelos likes his women. He cast the spell regardless, and felt his arms winnow down to practically nothing. His ass seemed to inflate without end, being countered by her shrinking waist. With a deep breath she prepared herself for the worst as her chest expanded until she was clearly feminine, but the growth was relentless. Finally grabbing her breasts Marlin found out how heavy EE-cup breasts were. Even as she waited at the servant's entrance she waited while the bell echoed through the castle.
The house-keeper answered the door, and Marlin introduced herself "I'm the new girl." she got no further because the house-keeper huffed loudly 'obviously'.
Marlin continued "My name is Marilyn, and I have been trained as a lady's maid." She waved Marilyn into the castle.
The house-keeper outlined all her duties, and gave her a list of Princess Anya's favourite things, and pet hates, and finally a warning. "Don't get too near, Kelos, he is a bit of a hound."
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