Lucina The Executioner WARNING! NO REALLY, THIS IS FUCKING GROSS! FLEE WHILE YOU STILL CAN! =================== It was a mild summer morning. The streets were quiet and the early birds were chirping happily. Interrupting the otherwise silent streets, was the hum of a light green truck that drove through the valleys of the suburbs. The truck had the words 'Rhonda's Engie-Clean Services' printed on the sides in large letters. Underneath the text, was a picture of a woman pushing what looked like the mutant offspring between a vacuum cleaner and a washing machine. Rhonda, the owner of the truck, as well as the sole proprietor of the company, yawned, as she leaned forward in the spacious cabin. Normally Rhonda's clients were large businesses or the odd tech-lab or two, so she could have afforded to arrive at a later hour. However, this was one of the rare residential calls she took and she still wasn't used to waking up at the crack of dawn. As a single person business, the majority of Engie-Clean's clients used a phone app that a friend of hers had developed to keep track of who her customers were, and what they required. Generally it was the same deal, specialised cleaning services: the kind of work that needed to be be done quickly, efficiently, and without breaking the bank. The perfect package. With her smartphone conveniently placed on the dashboard, Rhonda glanced down to confirm her location via her GPS. Rising over a hill, the glare of the sun blinded her briefly before she pulled down the overhead screen to protect her brown eyes. Rhonda yawned again, scratching the back of her head as the rising sun revealed her features. She was a short woman, with tan skin, of the texture that had been in the sun, the freezer and a few chemistry labs of ill reputation. She was broad and muscular, but still kept her feminine proportions that filled her green dungarees pleasantly. She wore an undersized cap over the back of her head also with her company logo on it, that balanced precariously on top of a mane of brown hair that was tied together to keep it out of trouble. Rhonda hiccuped as she felt the aftermath of an early breakfast of fried eggs, beans and coffee complete their digestion. Dffffft! Prrttttttt! She pulled over in front of a single story house. With wooden walls and average windows it was not too shabby, if generic for this part of the neighbourhood. Rhonda could see there was no room for a garden, so the house wasn't 'that' upscale. But at least she wouldn't need to do any gardening. She finished parking and exited her truck. Slamming the door closed with routine confidence, Rhonda walked up to the front door and rang the doorbell. Nothing happened, and no one seemed to be at home. Rhonda could hear the jingle of the bell on the other side of the door, so she was certain that her client would have heard it. She sighed inwardly. She absolutely hated it when the client didn't come to the door at the agreed time, as early as it was. Was she even home? Rhonda didn't relish the idea of an entire day wasted with no pay. “Just a minute!” a wobbly female voice could be heard from the other side of the door, gasping, as if she had just run a marathon. Rhonda took a few careful steps backwards away from the door as another bubble passed through her lower guts. Finally, the door slowly opened, and Rhonda's jaw dropped likewise as she saw her client. “Morning! Are you the from Engie-Clean?” The woman that greeted Rhonda asked in a strange foreign accent. “I'm Lucina.” Lucina was huge! In every sense of the word. She stood taller than Rhonda easily, but still at least a head height over the average man. She was wrapped in a yellow towel, which did nothing to hide her enormous, layered gut, that not only dropped out the bottom of the makeshift shawl that Lucina had made, but bobbed in and out like a heaving mountain of fat. Rhonda snapped out of her stupor by the overwhelming smell of heated flesh. She took just a second to pull out her small, black rubber facemask from her dungaree pocket before putting the large mask on, which smothered her lower face in black rubber. At the very least, she could breathe. “Hey! Are you OK?” Lucina asked, her voice hinting that she didn't care too much about the response. Rhonda assumed Lucina thought putting the mask on was standard procedure, rather than a response to her stink. Regardless she offered a calloused hand to the giant. Both women stood face to face for a brief moment. Rhonda groaned inwards. This was going to be a long day. Entering the house, Rhonda grimaced again. Calling it a pig sty might have been an insult towards pigs, such was the state of the walls, floor and even the ceiling in some places. In retrospect, Rhonda thought wearing the mask was a good idea. or she would have succumbed to the smell of the muck that surely saturated the house. At least the house was reasonably small by Rhonda's estimate, as she activated the mutli-vac-cleaner, which made a swirling, sucking noise. She waded through the mess of detritus, junk and dirt, passing the head of the cleaner over them, sucking them up, and leaving an almost unimaginably clean surface. She tried not to look at Lucinda's buttocks, which flopped like ripe cheeses. Braaaaaaaaaaatttttpppp! “How does that work?” Lucinda asked, turning around and watching Rhonda as she ran the cleaner over the walls and ceiling. BuuuuuurrrppPP!! The cleaner was incredibly efficient, vacuuming the solid particles, and deep cleaning the stains off surfaces. The warmth of the operation and the airflow even dried the carpet, walls and ceiling from any solvent stains that remained. Hand made by Rhonda herself, she had every right to be proud of both the multi-vac-cleaner and of her work. She squeezed past Lucina, perhaps too closely as the raw heat and sweat of her body greased her clothes as she entered the kitchen. “When was the last time you took out the trash?!” Rhonda exclaimed, eyes boggling as she saw the state of the room. Plates were stacked in the sink so high that they literally wobbled in the breeze while bags of garbage, filled to bursting were strewn across the rear wall and piled until they nearly touched the ceiling. Insects had made their homes in the litter, and cockroaches, flies and their maggots crawled across the floor, eagerly searching for new homes to cocoon in. BURRRRPPPPP!! She was so glad that the house didn't have many rooms. --- It was near midday before Rhonda finished her work in the kitchen. She had never tested the multi-vac on insects before, and it did the job admirably, to be sure. PPPPPPuuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrtttttttttt!! Rhonda felt a shiver of concern, Those last farts sounded rank. --- The next stop was the living room. Accompanied by Lucina, who seemed to take an interest in what she did, even if the feeling wasn't mutual, Rhonda was at least comforted by the relative cleanliness compared to the kitchen. More specifically, the garbage didn't pile so high up, so that was an improvement. Some movement caught her eye and she saw that in front of the soggy, stained sofa was an expensive computer table as well as a suitably expensive computer set up with multi monitors splayed out like the multiple lenses of an insect. She stared at the screens for a second, realising what the strange screensaver she was looking at actually was, and blushed. At least she had good taste. The mutli-vac made short work of the garbage, and the resultant stains on the walls and floors as before. The technology, designed by Rhonda's genius could have handled anything from caustic soda stains, to hydrochloric acid, and drain swimming pools as well as suck up insects it seemed. Rhonda turned around to clean the expensive sofa, bumping into Lucina's jiggling flab, knocking the Swede off balance and forcing her to lose her towel. Pffftssshhhharrrrpppp! --- The single bedroom had a massive cavernous bed that could have easily rested four people. Rhonda began to seriously consider just retreating and calling it a sick day. She could hear a loud grumble near her as she vacuumed up more rubbish or cleaned down the stinking surfaces. She tapped her cleaner in concern, could it have jammed? Lucina groaned, the sound came from her. Rhonda dropped the vacuum in pure horror. The towel had done a miracle in hiding the true monstrosity of Lucina's bulk, which almost seemed to double in size without it. Her layers of fat had layers of their own! Lucina's crevices and rolls visibly released waves of stink from hidden pockets that must have never, ever seen water, while each enormous heaped pile of blubber wobbled of its own accord in an undulating motion as she moved towards the smaller woman. “You just need to finish the bathroom,” Lucina said, wrapping the towel back around her like a makeshift sarong, “Just be quick.” Bbbbrrrrrrrrrmmmmmmmmppptttttt!!! Rhonda groaned. --- She regretted coming to this place. She regretted cleaning up this pig of a woman's house, and if there was one thing she regretted most was looking at the state of the bathroom. It smelled so strongly that even the filters in Rhonda's mask were having trouble processing the toxic miasma that clung to it. For the most part, the room was clean, to Rhonda's surprise, with dust coating the unused bath. But the toilet and floor around it was the stuff of nightmares. Despite being a reinforced seat with customised fixtures to support even Lucina's weight and girth, the seat was caked in dried, years old flakes of shit which had trapped flies in it over the many months of use. The back of the seat and rear wall appeared to have suffered the aftermath of massive, explosive diarrhoea attacks which painted the surfaces with a still wet sludge of oily filth. The floor around the toilet was stained dark orange from urine splashes. Rhonda almost threw up there and then and tears welled in her eyes when she looked inside the bowl. A mountain of brown sludge stared back at her, obviously from many, many bowel movements that clogged the toilet. Brrrraappt! Burrrtttt! “Can you go quicker? Buuurrrppp!” Lucina complained, a loud, wet, churning noise emanating from her belly. BUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRPPPPPPPP!!! “It's coming!” Lucina shouted, grabbing her rear hams, with both hands as the slithering noise of a huge turd assaulted Rhonda's ears. “Ahhhhhh!!!” Rhonda screamed in pain as she felt three of her ribs snap with audible crunches. “Get off me, you fucking cow!” she shrieked, struggling under the mass that sat on her back. Ignoring her plight, the beastly woman, who had a foot long cable of shit, dangling obscenely from between her monstrous buttocks, finished what she started. BBBBBSSSSSSSSSPPPPPP!!!-CRACKLLEEEE!!!-SPLOOORRTTT!!! “Sorry!” Lucia said, the first apology all day, as she wobbled, trying to stand up. She straddled over Rhonda, using the bath as a fulcrum, as she tried to lean her mountainous ass over towards the toilet. Unfortunately, her fingers slipped and she fell onto Rhonda's sprawling body, crushing her shoulders and pinning her head down between her mammoth buttocks. PBSSSSSSSPPPPP!!!-CRACKLE!!!... Rhonda struggled frantically, thrashing under the half ton ass of Lucina who callously grunted while squeezing even more waste onto her. The toxic anal product was too much for Rhonda's face mask, which dissolved due to the unrelenting acid shit that coated it, as another pile of logs buried her face in shit. ...BAAAAPPPPPPTT!!!....CRACKLE!!!..BSSPPPPPTTTT!!!... “What a way to go,”a small voice in Rhonda's head cried as her movements grew weaker and her mortality dawned on her. “I don't want to-” BRRRRRRRRRR!!!-CRACKLE!!!-BRRRTTTTTTTT!!!!... ...BRRAAAAAPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPTTTTTTTTTT!!!!! ---- “Haaaaaa!” Lucina gasped with relief at the ever so satisfying dump she had just taken. She would need to take a few more throughout the day, but she hopefully could hold it in when her business colleagues arrived. She yawned and stretched, as the rank smell of acid invaded her nostrils and she sneezed vulgarly, depositing snot over her fingers. Wiping the residue on her leg, she shakily and steadily stood up, her ass caked in crap as she waddled slowly upright. She looked down at the crumpled form of Rhonda, almost completely hidden in the mess she had made, looking more like a crushed insect than a former human being. “I better call an ambulance.” She thought to herself. |
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