Gamer Girl: Player 2

By Lyka Bloom

When a young, wealthy man with a desire to feminize himself discovers the miraculous NuWay program, he crafts himself into his deepest desire... a gorgeous and seductive woman. However, his attempts to program himself leads him down a path to darkness, determined now to create his (her!) own harem of like-minded sluts!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lyka Bloom
• Release date: Dec 8, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310547782

Lyka Bloom

Lyka Bloom writes various forms of fiction, but erotica has become a new passion. She preferstransformations and games of control, and enjoys exploring all the perverse kinks bubbling beneath the surface of sexuality.

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Gamer Girl: Player 2

by Lyka Bloom

GAMER GIRL: PLAYER 2

First Edition. December 9, 2014 at Smashwords.

Copyright © 2014 Lyka Bloom

Written by Lyka Bloom

www.LykaBloom.com

The internet, Franklin mused, was a big place. There were the search engines and shopping portals that served as the superficial uses for most people, but Franklin realized early on that the internet was all about information, and, like the detective stories he liked so much, Franklin understood that the internet could tell you anything, find anything, take you anywhere… you just had to know where to look and who to ask.

For Franklin, and he always used the full name, never Frank, the internet was a place to fulfill his hidden desires and become what he had always dreamed of - a fully realized woman. At first, his internet searches had been largely pornographic in nature, but such purient desires only fueled the deeper need to feel feminine, to experience it as a reality. He found sites that used herbs or chemicals to introduce female hormones and create a more feminine shape, but it was too slow, too unpredictable and, most of all, too permanent. It wasn’t until he heard about NuWay that Franklin thought there might be another option.

Those dark corners of the web Franklin haunted were abuzz with rumors of NuWay and their research. While the company was shut down, now, the result of a lawsuit brought against the them, the details of NuWay’s downfall were always shrouded in mystery, reports of genetic manipulation and brainwashing haunting the more public claims that the company was reckless in its use of human test subjects. What prompted the first whispers was the relative invisibility of the so-called test subjects, those who had somehow been affected by NuWay’s liberal research policies, yet not a one of them appeared on camera decrying the corporate monster or joining a panel on a cable news show to show what horrible things had been done to them.

Then, the pictures surfaced. Side-by-side comparisons of victims of NuWay’s technology. On the left, a typical male face, the adjacent picture so totally changed, so completely feminine, it seemed unbelievable at first. A few posts on blog pages that delved into non-surgical feminization techniques suggested that these images were of the NuWay Girls, as they were quickly labeled. One of the girls, who had been someone named Michael before and now answered to Vicki, allowed an interview on one of the blogs and confirmed that she had been wholly remade via NuWay’s efforts.

That’s when the scramble began. Of course NuWay’s offices and servers were shutdown, as was their research department, but the proverbial cat was out of the bag. A small group was convinced that the clothing and programming NuWay provided was a path to something more than playing lab rat for a giant corporation. It was a way to expressing one’s true self. And that was precisely what Franklin, and others like him, intended to do. Scouring the IRC chatrooms and his familiar stable of transgender websites, Franklin learned that there were a number of clothing sets from NuWay’s labs loose in the wild. Apparently a technician for the company felt his golden parachute wasn’t quite so golden and sold the remaining fabric for a hefty sum. Along with that came the source program for NuLife, the interactive designer for the fabric. Superficially just a video game, the code revealed its deeper purpose - to train the body and mind to emulate the character created in the software. For all intents and purposes, the NuWay fabric and software could change someone inside and out.

While some might have characterized Franklin’s life as one of idleness and waste, he considered himself a bit of an explorer, striking off into the dark recesses of the web where true and dangerous magic lived.

When his parents died, Franklin was devastated. He was just eighteen, barely old enough to register how fundamentally his life would change in the wake of their deaths. They had been wealthy people when they met, and Franklin’s parents invested wisely, leaving him enough money for three lifetimes. He took up residence in the family home, too large for one person, certainly, but Franklin enjoyed