You see a giant wolf laying in the bed. You could tell that it was a male by a peculiarly placed bump under his bright pink blanket. His white fur-covered face, which ended in a pink nose, was framed by light gray fur that appeared to flow past his neck, and onto his thin, fur-covered arms. His head was topped by what appeared to belong, white hair that ended in bright pink tips. While you were examining the new creature that lay before you, the giant shifted to his side, causing you to fall over, and creating an outline that hinted at a pair of large, round thighs. As you got up, you began to notice more of the room around you. The first thing you realized is that the room was much, much bigger than you first realized. If you were at “normal “ height, the room could rival the grand central station on square footage alone. With the exception of the wall to the left of the bed that was covered in large glass windows framed with pink silk curtains, the walls were covered in intricate hand-painted murals of both, partially and fully naked men and women, each one appearing to be different species of animals, both real and mythical. Each one seems to be doing something different. There was one group of different species, shapes, and sizes, dancing around naked around a slender singing buck, with only in lap covered by a blue rag, another scene of a muscular lioness who seemed to be wrestling a large female tiger, and one of an overweight bear laying on the ground, with what seems to be a collection of bottles next to them. The mural continued onto the tall ceiling, and unlike the ones on the wall, the one had a large image of a large androgenous fox, surrounded by large wight clouds shaped by the plaster around them. As you look down from the ceiling, you notice a large wooden dresser, left of the bed. The dresser was painted white, decorated with silver-colored accents, and what could easily be solid white gold or silver fixtures. The dresser itself sat between two large wardrobes of the same style. That's when you took a second look at the bed and realized it was a large canopy. The bed matched the style of both the wardrobes and the dresser. The only difference is that the headboard had a carving of the wolf that laid before you, smiling and framed by what looked to be some type of wheat, and the posts were carved to look like some sort of tulip-like flower. The canopy's drapes were made with pink cloth with white frills at the edges. The size of the bed itself was something to behold . The bed’s width was more than three times that of the wolf’s, and more than twice the length too. Two large matching wooden nightstands lay on either side. The nightstands earache had a large lamp with what you could only guess were light bulbs. The lamps’ stands were the same tulip-like shape of the tulips as the bed’s posts, and like the dresser fixtures, could have easily been made from either silver or white gold. The lamp shades were made out of some kind of white cloth, and were embroidered with hearts in different shades of pink. Everything about the bedroom alone screamed money, including what looked to be an overengineered smartphone that lay on the left nightstand. You stopped looking around and began thinking about what to do next. But before you could do anything, you felt the giant wolf begin to shift again. You looked to where the large wolf was and was greeted by the wolf’s massive….
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