We'll Make A Cow Out Of You

A particularly chauvinistic young man from the big city finds himself dragged through a swirling blue vortex to the Gateworld. He finds himself in the verdant fields of springtime Caltimaer in the Airum Counties and quickly meets a tall woman with bovine features like horns and digitigrade legs. The woman identifies herself as a "Minosi," one of the Gateworld's more common kein and invites the man to join her at a close-by farm where she lives and works with many more Minosi.

During the short walk, the man spouts a bunch of rude and sexist comments as he unknowingly is transformed into an altersex Minosi woman. When they arrive at the farm, the folks there greet the two of them with smiles and remarks at how pretty the newcomer is - something that snaps the former human to reality as "he" is horrified over what "he's" become.

Despite "his" disgust towards his new appearance, something compels "him" to stay at the farm, as long as people there don't refer to "him" as a woman and that they let "him" do "man's work." Not knowing that although Minos women are taller than the average human, the average Minos man is usually around two and a half meters tall and jacked to boot!

Over the following spring and summer time months, "he" learns of this difference between Minosi men and women and has a hard time keeping up with the guys. This makes "him" feel very insecure over his comparatively small build, along with other growing feelings towards the guys there. In the end, as "he" fails to keep up with the guys, "he" begins to gravitate towards tasks that the ladies of the farm are doing instead. Garden work, packing crops in the storehouse, preparing medicines and other less physically demanding chores.

By the time the Autumn Equinox celebrations roll around she's happily embraced her new life as a fully transformed Minos woman and has become a beloved resident with several suitors among the farmhands

[Gateworld, Human male-to-female Minosi, kind of a Minotaur]

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This one took a little longer than I expected because Clip Studio Paint has started to run very weirdly on my computer. I really need to get to move over to Linux Mint soon...

Anyway, really enjoyed working on this one regardless of all the lag <3

Because I still have some obligations to Cinnamon Switch this month I might be a bit late with the next part of Working Up A Storm, but at worst it'll be finished in early September, so not a huge delay.