December 2024- The Big Nine: Comet

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, everyone! This year, we're rolling out a team of eight not-so-little reindeer; you may remember we've already done three with Rudolph, Donner, and Cupid, now it's Comet's turn, the powerhouse of the team- while he gets a few more reps in, stay tuned to see the rest of the team!

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Being one of Santa's reindeer was hard work; no one knew that better than Comet, and frankly, he wouldn't have it any other way. He had a sharp and sudden wake-up call, after he got a good, long look at Donner— that glutton went from being the strongest team leader the team had to heavier and more lumpy than Santa's bag of gifts. That young buck Rudolph had taken the position of team lead, and despite being built as big as he was, Cupid just let him slip in.

Well, Comet had other plans. Rudolph would be the team lead this Christmas, sure— let the young buck have a bit of glory. But everyone would know who the biggest and the strongest of the team was. He had upped everything; the intensity of his workouts, the sheer mountain of protein he ate on a daily basis to fuel his explosive growth, and a few little tricks and touches of Christmas magic. The results, he was very pleased to say, spoke for themselves.

With a mighty grunt, the mammoth deer hefted Santa's sleigh clear over his antlers, each magnificently huge arm girded with as much brawn and mass as the trunk of a redwood tree, his bulging biceps eclipsing his face entirely, and iceberg-sized triceps tightening from the effort. His mountainous shoulders and bulging ice wall of a chest threatened to swallow up his neck and jawline in their entirety. A huge forest of chest fluff covered the front of his pecs in dense fur, while his red muscle shirt was strung taut over his heaving, buttress-sized lats and warped around his cobblestone abs. The wooden floor of the stables groaned under his earth-shaking thighs, each hoof clomp enough to crack sheets of ice.

He set the sleigh down, and began overlooking the mountains of presents with a tight grin— he'd be ready for Christmas day, but he wondered if the rest of the team was going to be ready to handle all of him.