A strange, tingling sensation spread through your body, starting deep in your belly and radiating outward. At first, it was subtle—just a faint pressure, like you had swallowed too much air. But then, it grew stronger. Your stomach began to push outward, swelling before your very eyes, rounding out inch by inch. Your hands instinctively pressed against the expanding curve, but your fingers sank into the soft, taut surface of your skin. The pressure only intensified, and before you could react, your belly surged forward, inflating faster, stretching wider. Your clothes strained against your growing form until the fabric gave way, seams popping as your body ballooned outward. Your arms thickened rapidly, the soft flesh rounding over as air filled every inch. Your biceps and forearms swelled, puffing up like overfilled cushions. Soon, your elbows vanished entirely, then your upper arms, until only your wrists and fingers remained, twitching helplessly at the surface of your swollen form. Your legs followed the same fate—your thighs and calves puffing up, fusing into the expanding mass of your body until only your feet wiggled uselessly at the ends of your enormous, spherical self. The pressure inside you continued to build, stretching your skin tight, making every tiny movement feel sluggish and distant. You could feel the air shifting within, keeping you light despite your sheer size. You tried to move, to shift, but your limbs were utterly useless, swallowed by the round, balloon-like body that had taken over. A soft creak filled the air as you swayed slightly on the ground, your immense form wobbling with every tiny movement. You were huge—nearly weightless, yet trapped within your own inflated body, helpless and round, filled with nothing but air. What do you do now?