This book is linked with my main Countryhuman oneshot book, the headcanons presented here can help the comprehension of these stories.
These are my personal interpretations, I do not claim making an entire canon for everyone. This is how I see thing...
Last chapter was centered on the main HC and AUs in which characters' humanoid forms remain. This one is about the CT AU and Wild sub-AU, where their morphology changed to become centaurs. Because all that species mixing did have an impact on things like sizes.
Obviously, size differences between fully different species can be pretty harsh, compared to a singular species. So, I tried mixing the characters' initial sizes as humanoid beings and the size of the new species they transformed into. And indeed, some things have very clearly changed.
And since I drew all the centaur characters with the same base that I tweaked only a bit for each, the pictures to showcase these sizes are more visual than last chapter's charts.
Anyway, there's two kind of pictures to showcase these sizes : families and groups (like the charts) and couples (normally I already gave "ideas" of size differences between the ships in the chapters dedicated to them, so it's possible to compare them to how they are in the CT AU).
I'd also like to point out that, like I said before, the harsh size differences are caused by the species, it has nothing to do with age or anything like that. Like I already said in the ship-centered chapters, all characters started their relationship as grown adults, and in the CT AU it is canon that all characters had their transformations when fully matured (for the original one at least). I prefer repeating my disclaimers than letting people take things out of context.
Let's start with what we already know, the families and groups (I added the initial charts on the pictures to compare, since it's basically the same families/groups only with some missing characters) :
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Lorraine and Ile got lucky, Paca on the other hand was very unlucky.
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Meurthe and Meuse just switched places, so now Meurthe can enjoy the life of a tiny deer.
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