In the lush valley of Fressia, nestled between towering mountains, the kingdom of Gastrodon thrived. The kingdom was a paradise, its fertile lands teeming with crops and livestock, all very well-fed, just like its inhabitants.

The women of Gastrodon were unique - all rotund and incredibly strong, they moved with grace and agility that defied their size. They took pride in their size, considering it a blessing from their patron Goddess.

The Goddess of Gastronomy and Gluttony was a deity unlike any other. Legend spoke of a Goddess who ate endlessly, her size directly influencing the prosperity of the kingdom.

The women of Gastrodon would offer portions of their yearly harvest to the Goddess, hoping to help her grow fatter and in turn, guarantee the next year's bountiful harvest.

Among the women, there were those who chose to become milkmaids. These were the women with the largest breasts, who supplied their rich, creamy milk for the kingdom's dairy products.

Life in Gastrodon was peaceful and prosperous, until the day the Goddess disappeared. The women woke to find the statue of the Goddess in the town square had diminished in size, a sign of her absence.

Panic spread among the women. The Goddess's disappearance could mean only one thing - famine. As the crops began to wither and the livestock grew thin, fear took hold.

Amidst the chaos, a courageous woman named Elara decided to find the Goddess. Elara was one of the most rotund women in Gastrodon, her size a testament to her devotion to the Goddess.

Elara believed that her size and strength, both blessings from the Goddess, would help her on her journey. She set off, leaving behind the comfort of the valley for the treacherous mountain paths.

The journey was arduous, but Elara's strength did not waver. She climbed the steep mountains, trekked through dense forests, and crossed turbulent rivers, her resolve unbroken.

On her journey, Elara faced numerous challenges, from dangerous beasts to treacherous terrains. Yet, she overcame them all, her devotion to the Goddess driving her forward.

After weeks of traversing the wild, Elara finally reached a hidden cave high up in the mountains. She felt a powerful aura emanating from it, a sign that the Goddess was near.

Inside the cave, Elara found the Goddess, diminished and weak. It seemed she had been trapped in the cave, unable to return to the kingdom and feed on the offerings.

Elara promised to help the Goddess return to Gastrodon. Using her strength, she broke the boulders blocking the cave entrance, freeing the Goddess.

Together, they made the long journey back to Gastrodon. Elara shared her food with the Goddess, helping her regain her strength and size.

Their arrival was met with joyous celebration. The women of Gastrodon thanked Elara for her bravery and welcomed the Goddess back with a grand feast.

As the Goddess ate, she began to grow in size once again. As she grew, the crops began to flourish and the livestock fattened, a sign of the kingdom's returning prosperity.

Elara was hailed as a hero. Her size, once a testament of her devotion, now also served as a symbol of her bravery. She became a beacon of hope for the women of Gastrodon.

The kingdom of Gastrodon returned to its former glory, its people and lands thriving once more. The disappearance of the Goddess had brought hardship, but it had also brought them a hero.

From that day forward, the women of Gastrodon celebrated the Feast of the Goddess with even more fervor. They feasted and made merry, honoring the Goddess and their savior, Elara.

The tale of Elara's bravery spread across the land, inspiring women far and wide. Her devotion to the Goddess and her strength became stories told to young girls, encouraging them to be brave and strong.

Elara continued to live in Gastrodon, her home, leading the women in their devotion to the Goddess. Her strength and courage served as a reminder of the power of faith and determination.

And so, the kingdom of Gastrodon thrived, its people and lands flourishing under the watchful eyes of the Goddess and the brave Elara. The Feast of the Goddess continued to be a time of celebration and joy, a testament to the power of faith and courage.

In the end, the Goddess's size did matter, but not as much as the size of the heart of a brave woman named Elara. Her courage and devotion had saved Gastrodon, proving that true strength comes from within.

And even though the Goddess had returned and prosperity had been restored, the women of Gastrodon never forgot the lesson they had learned. They lived their lives with courage and determination, their sizes a symbol of their strength and not just their devotion.