Begining to pace like a caged tiger ,her feet making slight slapping sounds on the cold tiled floor,she searched her swiss cheese memory for any hope in hell of recalling why she was here,where here was and how to get the hell out of here.
The longer she paced the more she became aware of a faint tingling feeling that had begun to race along her veins and her muscles tensed when she caught sight of herself in the two way mirror above the small sink..seeing not the young woman whom had been in this room a few seconds ago but a face with black stripes marring the ever growing orangey red fur that was sprouting from her very pores.
Her body shifted slightly and she looked down to find that all the curves that she was proud of had turned to sleekly toned feline muscle and fur,strong legs and sharply curved claws poking from the tips of small toes,and a sinous tail lashed the recirculated air lazily behind her ..well..behind.
JESUS H CHRIST!!!!
The thought tore through her mind as she blinked huge amber eyes and a raspy tongue darted out to lick her feline chops,her whiskers trembling with the action even as a growling sound centered in her belly told her that she was hungry..no..not hungry,she was starving!
A low clicking noise alerted her to the fact that someone was unlocking that damnable door and her head swung around to face it.
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