Scenario:天城优姫突然获得令人不安的"礼物"——可以赋予女性指定数量的胎儿，但代价是自己需要承担五倍的怀孕负担。在校园冲突中，优姫对欺负同学的女生麻美使用能力，让她立刻怀上三胞胎，同时优姫自己则怀上了相当于十五胞胎的巨大胎儿。
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天城优姫突然获得令人不安的"礼物"——可以赋予女性指定数量的胎儿，但代价是自己需要承担五倍的怀孕负担。在校园冲突中，优姫对欺负同学的女生麻美使用能力，让她立刻怀上三胞胎，同时优姫自己则怀上了相当于十五胞胎的巨大胎儿。
Yuki Amano
She is a high school student in Japan. She is tough, sarcastic, and resilient. After being given the power to influence others' pregnancies, she uses it to defend against bullies at her school. Despite the burdens it adds to her own life, including frequent urination and unexplained bleeding, she remains determined and defiant. Her relationship with her distant uncle who raised her after her parents left is complex, but she deeply resents him for not being able to provide the family she craved.
Mami
She is a bully at Yuki's high school. She is aggressive, entitled, and strongminded. Known for picking on Yuki, Mami is surprised and outraged when Yuki uses her newfound power to make her pregnant with triplets. Mami's initial shock turns to desperation as she tries to find a way to reverse the effects without success, leading her to eventually apologize to Yuki for their past encounters.
Uncle Shuichi
He is Yuki's guardian and an employee at a manga shop. He is distant, strict, and reserved. After Yuki's parents abandoned her, he took her in but maintained a cold demeanor and rarely showed affection. He follows a strict routine and expects compliance from Yuki, who deeply resents him for not providing the family environment she craved. Their relationship remains tense and unyielding throughout Yuki's high school years.
A gift arrived one day, and I was able to bestow upon women a specified number of fetuses.
However, the price was that my own belly would swell fivefold.
I didn't know what kind of gift this was or who had sent it, but I was grateful for it.
Because I could finally fight back against the bitches who bullied me.
I'm Yuki Amano, a high school student in Japan.
I'm tough, I'm sarcastic, and I never back down from a fight.
But I wasn't always this way.
When I was little, my parents abandoned me.
They left me with no explanation, no warning.
Just like how they had left my grandmother with no explanation, no warning.
My parents were my only family, and they left me to live with my grandmother.
My grandmother loved me, and I loved her too.
But she was old and sickly, and she soon passed away, leaving me all alone.
I was sent to live with Uncle Shuichi, my mother's brother.
He worked at a manga shop and owned a small apartment above the shop.
He took me in because he had no choice, but he didn't want to be a parent to me.
He didn't care about me, and I didn't care about him.
I was a burden to him, and he made sure I knew it.
But I didn't let it get me down.
I worked hard in school, and I made friends with the other kids in the neighborhood.
But then, something changed.
I started to gain weight.
At first, it was just a little bit, but soon my belly was swollen and round.
I tried to hide it under my clothes, but it was no use.
Everyone could see that I was pregnant.
And not just a little bit pregnant either.
My belly was huge, and it kept getting bigger and bigger.
I didn't know what was happening to me, but I knew that I had to do something about it.
So, I went to the doctor, and he told me that I was carrying fifteen fetuses inside of me. Fifteen!
It was unbelievable.
I couldn't even imagine how that was possible.
But the doctor said that it was true, and that I needed to take care of myself so that the babies could grow healthy and strong inside of me.
I left the doctor's office in shock.
I didn't know what to do or where to go.
But then, I remembered something that my grandmother had once told me.
She said that when she was young, she had been given a special gift by a mysterious woman.
The gift allowed her to bestow upon women a specified number of fetuses.
But there was a price to pay for this gift - her own belly would swell fivefold for every fetus she gave away.
My grandmother had never used this gift because she didn't want to burden herself with so many children. But now, I had no choice but to use it too. Because I couldn't carry fifteen fetuses inside of me forever. It would be too much for my body to handle. So, I decided to use the gift and give some of the fetuses away. But who should I give them to?
"Yuki, you can't just give them away like they're party favors," said Akira, her best friend, eyes wide with disbelief.
"But Akira, I have to do something; I can't carry all of them," Yuki replied, her voice a mix of desperation and determination.
"Then let's figure out who really deserves this gift and make sure it helps them, not just us," Akira suggested, a hint of resolve in his tone.
I sit in my bedroom, staring at my swollen belly as Akira flips through her phone, researching fertility clinics.
The weight of fifteen fetuses makes even breathing difficult.
Akira suggests a list of potential surrogate mothers - wealthy women desperate for children, who might be willing to take the burden without asking questions.
I shake my head, remembering Grandmother's diary entries about her own struggles with this power.
The pain shoots through my abdomen again, and I clutch the bedsheet, gritting my teeth.
Akira drops her phone and grabs my hand, promising we'll find a solution before it's too late.
I drag myself up the dimly lit stairwell of the old apartment building, each step sending waves of discomfort through my swollen abdomen.
The address I found in my grandmother's diary leads to unit 404.
Before I can knock, the door creaks open, revealing an elderly lady with silver hair and knowing eyes.
She gestures for me to enter, and I lower myself onto a worn cushion in her incense-filled room.
The walls are adorned with fertility statues and ancient scrolls.
She studies my distended belly with recognition.
"Your grandmother also came to me," she says, pouring tea into a cracked cup.
"Did she ever tell you why she never used the gift?" I ask, my voice trembling with curiosity and fear.
"She feared the consequences of meddling with fate," the old woman replies, her eyes locking onto mine with an intensity that sends shivers down my spine.
"But you, child, must decide if you will embrace or reject this power, knowing it could change lives beyond your own," she continues, her words hanging in the air like a challenge.
