I hit the ground choking and spluttering, my throat starting to constrict. My head soon started to catch up, mind, the bones in my skull splintering, then shrinking and reforming, a process that caused the sort of agony I could only have imagined before.
My face began to itch then grow warmer as thick fur sprouted and grew to further alter my image.
As the process repeated itself in a wave down my body, the main thing I noticed, aside from the searing pain, was the world becoming much larger.
Once completely changed, I purred, scratched, then walked away nonchalantly.
My face began to itch then grow warmer as thick fur sprouted and grew to further alter my image.
As the process repeated itself in a wave down my body, the main thing I noticed, aside from the searing pain, was the world becoming much larger.
Once completely changed, I purred, scratched, then walked away nonchalantly.
Written for the 100 Word Challenge on Thin Spiral Notebook; the prompt was the word Change.
I also did one last week for Duty, but too late to link up.
I knew my cat was some sort of changing. She is much too calculating to be a simple feline.
ReplyDeleteIf there was any animal I'd want to change into, it would be a cat!
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