The white wolf towered over his workout partner. Cedric had to lean forward to smirk down at the much smaller cat he had dwarfed in his shadow, just so he could see Theo past the bulging shelf of his colossal pecs. "I'm just saying, Theo, you have no chance of keeping up with me now. Not that I'm not appreciative." He paused, flexing mammoth arms as his biceps swelled to the size of small hills, jostling the rolling peaks of his mountainous shoulders. "You made me a titan!"

"Oh, I have my ways, Mr. Browning," Theo purred. The green Cheshire cat was no slouch in musculature, with broad shoulders, limbs roped with thick muscle, and a chest and v-shaped torso filling out his oddly formal workout clothes. Still, he was miniscule next to the wolf, his latest client. Cedric's trunk-like legs were thicker than his waist, mighty white columns of muscle holding up a colossal torso. He still ate well, making his middle somewhat round, but built like an iron tankard. The cat looked over the wolf appreciatively, giving the wolf's boulder gut a pat. "I can still outlift you." He said with serene confidence, even as he picked up a small twenty pound dumbell.

"Heh." Cedric hefted up the biggest dumbells in the gym, the iron grip almost bending in his grip as he pulled them up, each one practically as heavy as the cat beside him. "You say a lot of crazy things, but that's got to be near the top of the list."

Theo hummed to himself, gently pulling on the dumbell until it rose off the floor in mid-air, surrounded by an aura of magic. The implication was clear; Theo could probably do it to Cedric, and the behemoth of the wolf was nearly tipping the scales at half a ton.

"That's- that's cheating!" Cedric protested weakly, even as he stared dumbstruck at the cheshire. His chin would've dropped, but it was already wedged firmly in the cleft of his meaty pecs.

"No, it just means you need to get stronger, Mr. Browning." The feline purred again as the wolf felt his already strained muscle shirt grow all the more taut, his arms rippling with renewed vigor. "You didn't think we were done, did you?"

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This was a fun pic to do. I've admired Theo as in character, and the fact of becoming utterly huge even for sizes I've reached before. So I believed it was time to take out both and merge them together!

Theo the Cheshire and story  Renard De Fleureaux
Drawing and character  CedricBrowning