The Big Nine- Prancer

Happy New Year, folks! We managed to get out all our planned pieces for December, but we noticed there were still two more names on the team! So, we cooked up something with Prancer, and we've got one more waiting in the wings as bonuses~ Enjoy!

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Being one of Santa's reindeer was hard work— and Prancer knew better than any of them that nothing was better for the post-season blues and the heavy fatigue that hit all of them than some tender loving care— and lots of good, home-cooked meals. The nine couldn't live off of raw carrots and left over cookies forever, after all. So while Dancer spent the nights after the big day partying and Comet all but lived at the gym, she made sure the whole team got together at least once a day for dinner. She had learned from the best; Mrs. Claus, after all, was no slouch in the kitchen, and now, neither was she.

Prancer learned the culinary arts and learned them well, and no matter what dietary needs the nine had— from the bottomless pit that Donner's stomach had become to the high-maintenance, high-protein diet Cupid's routine demanded— she was able to bring wholesome, delicious food to the rest of her team. Naturally, she also tested all her dishes, and ate her mistakes, and there were going to be plenty of those as she learned her new trade. As a result, Prancer did become distinctly matronly, though in the best way.

Much like her pies, she was generously proportioned; her wide hips and immense rear filled out shockingly sturdy, bright-red capris. That and her sweater complimented her rubenesque figure, especially as it somehow managed to envelop her overly lush chest. She sighed contentedly as she opened the oven, a rich, cinnamon-tinged aroma wafting over her, even as her hugely plump rear dislocated about half of the items on the kitchen table. 

She yelped softly as she saw the mess— but at least, there was plenty of room for her latest batch of pies. She looked them over with a satisfied look. Surely, she should try a slice or two, just to make sure these were good enough for the rest of her herd.