The Fast and the Furriest.

Freya: So.... there were more of us turned into animals? This was really wierd..... my first thought was that we were stuck in an alternate reality or something. Aside from that..... i had no other theories. It would help if we at least knew where we were...

Cricket

I bopped the cat in the nose. "Get off o'-- Waitpardonwhat?" I turned and trotted up to the dog. "A'right, if this is Peter . . . You too? Do you 'ave any idea what 'appened? This is insane! And you, are very fluffy, friend." I would have to get used to that.

Felix rolled his cat eyes and pounced on the dog. "Hi there....your friendly right? I like friendly dogs. Friendly dogs are nice. Cricket isnt friendly." He climbed up on the dogs back and up to his head. "You have a big head. or im really small.

Peter

I gave Cricket an unamused look.

"Yes, I'm fluffy," I grumbled. "Excellent observation. No, we don't know what happened. Marley and I--" I inclined my head towards Marley "--have a few theories. One involves dreamweaver dreams; we're really hoping that one isn't the cause. Do you know anything?"

And then I had some different cat climbing on me.

"Um... Well, you're small to me," I told it, dipping my head low and trying to get the cat to slip off.

Cricket

"All I know is I woke up with excessive facial 'air and a tail." Wow...he looked a lot bigger now. I hated being the little guy in every situation.

"Woah! Careful." Felix chirped as he almost fell off the big guys head. he jumped onto his back and sat there. "Alright. so, you two know each other? I know crick....we go a bit back." He smiled over to the other cat, and wagged his tail before pouncing on him from the upper ground.

Cricket

I let out something like a low growl, but otherwise let the other cat be. "Wait! I do know something else. Almost forgot t' say b'cause o' pouncer 'ere, but one o' th' twins! Th' Aldric twins, I just saw one o' 'em walking."

Peter

"Wait, really?" I asked. "Where?"

Go a bit back, my tail. I decided that this small cat was annoying...not to mention that the feeling of his claws gripping my pelt was rather unpleasant.

Jamie
There were so many animals that were humans before now. It was so strange. What were they talking about? Did they find a human who knew them? I still couldnt take my eyes off that snake....

Cricket

"That way." I tipped my nose in the direction I'd come from. " I was just around 'im, literally a few seconds ago. Real close."

Felix started playing with the dogs tail. "You guys are fun. I like you guys." he grinned widely up to the big dog. He continued playing with the tail and then suddenly jumped up to the dogs head again.

Freya: The raven.... kept staring at me. "What?" i asked, slightly annoyed by it. And the whole cold blooded thing.... wasnt fun for me. I decided i was hating this, no matter how cool the fangs were.

Bugsy

Smellysmellysmellysmellysmelly . . . that was not a dog smell. SMELLY! I dug my nose into the ground, and trotted away from the group, following a lovely smelly coming from the bushes. Ooh . . . there was a fuzzy thing. I sniffed it. Ooh! Deer!

Peter

"...You're going to have to stop doing that, buddy," I told the cat, trying to get him to slip off my head again. "And Cricket, do you think you could lead the way?"

((Perhaps we could have them head there and be intercepted by any of Visi's characters? Since Ende isn't here...))

Hitomi
A little dog is suddenly in front of me and I back up surprised, by ears flicking back. As if walking wasn't hard enough, I manage to stay up and not stumble on my own feet...er...hooves. Starting to get a hang of this, but in my little knowledge of animals dogs aren't always the best match with deer, and I don't think I can run yet.

Name: Mr.Face
Age (as human): 70.
Gender: Male...duh?
Animal:Wolverine
Animal looks:
like this.
Other: Well...This is his first time with eyes.

Name: T.Morbid Namechov
Age: 22?
Gender: Guy...
Animal: Is remaining human at this point in time.
Other: This is his first time on earth...hehe

Jamie
Oh my! The snake talked to me! I jumped back a few feet. "N-Nothing" I said quickly. I was terrified of the thing! Dont eat me, Dont eat me, Dont eat me......

((Sounds good to me. *misses ende*))



Cricket

"Aye, easy," I said, and swivelled to saunter in the direction of the twin. It wouldn't be any use running; he couldn't have gone far. I kept just a fast enough pace that the animals weren't piling up behind me.

"aww but this is fun!" Felix started nibbling on his ear. "You are fluffy. Even for a dog." he rubbed his cheek against the top of the dogs head.

Peter

"Okay, you really gotta cut that out," I told the cat, shaking my head lightly. I didn't want to send him flying or anything, but I didn't want him on my head, either.

Hitomi
"...Alright...go away now..." My ears flick forwards at a sound and I see more dogs coming. Not. Fair! Life with blurry visions isn't hard enough. I get to become a deer who is killed by a pack of dogs. What a way to go...

"But its funnn." Felix whine, and dug his nails into the dogs pelt to stay on him. "I like it up here. I feel big!" He rubbed against the dogs head again.

Mr.Face:

I woke up...And...OH DEAR INTERNET.
There were things.
I don't even know how to explain it. To rationalise it. It...Was I seeing things?
I shook my head, hoping that it would go back to the typical acoustic settings.
No. It did not. I wanted whatever nonsense this was to stop immediately. It was giving me sensory overload. I continued sitting..and closed those ridiculously extranneous eyes. That was better. I took stock of everything else. Why was I on the floor? Why had I been sleeping? These were the important questions. And well...I suppouse "why do I have eyes?" was a pretty decent question. I stood.
Well. That...was strange. I was no longer bipedal.
I had eyes, and was no longer bipedal.
I had eyes.
I shook my head again, careful to keep them closed. They were...freaky.

Cricket

What was that thing? Bigger than a dog, not quite a bear . . . I didn't think. Oi my my. "Ah . . . is it normal for those things t' be free in a park?" Maybe it was another human-turned-animal. I was inclined to go and figure it out for myself. Oi my my. There's this old phrase about curiousity . . . nah, doesn't apply to me.

Peter

"...No, no it's not," I answered. I sniffed the air, catching yet another mingled scent of human and animal. I was beginning to recognize the specific mixture of scents that heralded a human-animal, and this seemed like another. Also, this one was vaguely familiar, too. "I think it's someone else like us. Should we go talk to it?"