Twilight's heart fell when she saw that Rainbow had been affected just like the other ponies. Her once athletic form had been replaced with one that was much softer and more plush. Her belly had taken on a round shape and hung down almost to her knees. Her heavily thickened thighs brushed together and supported a large, curved flank. Twilight was so shocked that she didn't even realize she was staring until Rainbow spoke up.
"Uh, Twilight? Hello? Anypony in there?"
"Huh? What?" Twilight replied in confusion, "Sorry, Rainbow. I'm just so surprised by the weight everypony's been gaining. I think these sports drinks might have something to do with it."
"Pffft. That can't be it. This thing is the most awesome drink ever!" Rainbow brushed off Twilight's theory as she grabbed another bottle and chugged it. Soon after Rainbow's belly grew another few inches and her plot rounded out even more than before. She seemed hardly aware of the gain however as she began walking towards the door. "Want to watch me practice? I'll prove to you that these drinks are only making me more athletic than before."
Twilight was too distracted to answer Rainbow's question, however. She was too busy staring at Rainbow's over-sized plot, strangely enticed by how it jiggled and bounced with each step.
"Well?" Rainbow asked again impatiently, "You coming or not?"
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