[He takes off his vest. The rest of his clothes are close enough to his body that they can be easily morphed. He concentrates the feeling of turning into another form. The changes always come randomly and are never precisely the same. The fur comes first, sprouting all over, and then the ears sprout from the top of his head while his human ones seem to melt into the sides of his skull. There's snapping sounds as muscles and tendons shift around inside, some growing longer, and other shorter. The tail appears, a naked appendage before it finally gets covered by fur as well. The face seems to be the last thing to change, muzzle pushing it farther and farther out, while the eyes change shape a little bit.
Then there is a fluffy husky dog sitting in a wheelchair there. He hops down from it and lays down on the floor. Somehow, even as a dog, he still manages to look mopey and sad. Not even the dog's natural optimism is enough to take away all of his sadness and anger, though it does help keep the worst at bay.]
< I'm just going to lie here for the next hour and fifty minutes. >
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Date: 2018-01-18 07:47 am (UTC)[He takes off his vest. The rest of his clothes are close enough to his body that they can be easily morphed. He concentrates the feeling of turning into another form. The changes always come randomly and are never precisely the same. The fur comes first, sprouting all over, and then the ears sprout from the top of his head while his human ones seem to melt into the sides of his skull. There's snapping sounds as muscles and tendons shift around inside, some growing longer, and other shorter. The tail appears, a naked appendage before it finally gets covered by fur as well. The face seems to be the last thing to change, muzzle pushing it farther and farther out, while the eyes change shape a little bit.
Then there is a fluffy husky dog sitting in a wheelchair there. He hops down from it and lays down on the floor. Somehow, even as a dog, he still manages to look mopey and sad. Not even the dog's natural optimism is enough to take away all of his sadness and anger, though it does help keep the worst at bay.]
< I'm just going to lie here for the next hour and fifty minutes. >