In the 1960s, a young, educated Kenyan writer only known as "Darfu" wrote an illustrated novel based on his inspiration of "Gulliver's Travels." His version featured a white, female Amelia Bishop that was to accompany her wicked stepfather Lord Randall on a hunting expedition to kill a legendary big cat that lived off the Kenyan coast on a mysterious island perpetually shrouded in mist- Kismara. But she is only brought along to meet with an unfortunate accident b/c her father hates her interference with his new wife. The Amaru tribesmen also fear the island and the cat which is a Narakal with magical powers. Lord Randall knows that in addition to the cat that there is also the legendary "Rainbow Diamond" to find as well as a secret kingdom whose inhabitants are reputed to be "little people." He plans to take everything for personal gain, but is foiled when Lady Bishop finds the kingdom first and swallows the jewel so that her father can't get it. It transforms her into MEETA-IMI who can change size at will. The father tries to kill her, but she commands the cat to protect her. She later falls in love with Prince Ashouri of the secret tribe and wears the halo crown. When this work was done, the author made two copies. But the book was hated and burned by villagers who beat the author badly. His first copy was stolen by a local that was bitten by a poisonous snake within one day, so that copy was destroyed too. The second copy has remained unlocated for over 5 decades as the author had put it and his sketches (taboo for that time, both interracially and sexually) in a leather briefcase and wrapped it in a rubber mat, burying it in an undisclosed hidden place. The locals and many foreigners have searched for it but it has never been found. The storyline is based on the author's notes and outlines, rumors and story-telling. No one had ever read the full story, but had objected to the graphic illustrations as perverse, demonic. The author died lacking medical treatment. His name was removed from all local references. The hunt for the book started in the 1970s. It is believed that MEETA-IMI is derived from English "MIGHTY AMY."

Note: All information on this was posted to GT/GTS/SW/VORE membership private sites in the 2000s. I used to be a member of several sites, but they come and go, so I no longer am part of that realm.