( V A L E R I E ! )
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- The breathing was ragged and heavy, and the chest heaved with effort as if they had ran a ten mile lap, and was now planted in the dirt, yet they were actually shaking, and their eyes were closed tightly, arms scrunched up to their sides. "Dad? Dad? Dad- where are you?" All was bleak as the young girl stood in the yard, wailing pitifully as she sunk to her knees and shriveling up against the grass, as her heart twisted and turned with a sadness that soon overtook her at the loss of her father. It had been almost two days and he had not shown. Her mother had come to advise her that the hospital called, giving condolences, and sharing the loss of her father. Her father was a safety engineer for the local power lines, yet he stood just below and it crashed down on him, fracturing most of the bones in his legs, and his ribcage quite fearfully, which ended to be the death of him.
The girl curled on the grass, sobbing as a wail escaped her, unable to grasp the idea that her father was dead after going to work like an average day. Yet, her mother stepped out, obviously crying, yet guided her back inside the house.
With a flash, her eyes fluttered open and she was left with watery eyes, but a sensation took over. She was not in the same place. Yet, the flashback she had did not make any sense to her, and she was left wondering about where she was, and who she was. The girl wracked her brain, yet she had no clear memory of who she was. But flashes of her mother, father and brother came back. Who was she? Valerie Hallaway. Somehow it had come to her, but she searched vigorously, as if it were there, but escaping her. Pushing herself from the ground and leaning almost like a pushup, somehow Valerie felt an overcoming feeling of strength rise through her, and to groan from the pain her body had, it turned out as a sharp, high cat growl. Her ears flattened--ears? When could she control her ears? There were always the creepy geeks at school who could wiggle them, and she could never.
Trying to push herself up, she realized, that she did not have hands, but paws. Instantly her claws retracted and she jumped backwards, fur raised, back arched, mouth curled into a snarl. Obviously her body had some very heavy testing.
Yet there was something else; tuned, sharp hearing, and her ears flicked forward as a deep, rumbling roar echoed throughout. Leaping forward without much thought, the cat was in leaps and bounds until she came across a young man planted in the dirt. Where did it come from? She opened her mouth to let her own growl rumble, as if deeming her presence to the man, as she towered over him, shoulders hunched, tail low to the ground and her eyes never leaving his body and watching every movement he may have made.
( I A N ! )
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- The man had awoken sometime after, and was left in the dust, groaning. Flopping onto his back with a heave, he stared at the sky as the winds blew softly. This was nice.. real nice.. where was he anyways? Wasn't like anywhere he had been. Yet as he was, he would make the most out of it. Pushing himself upwards, he made no time for a name, or who he was, where he was, or the other animals around him.
His gate flexed into a sprint, and he took off into the grass, but what happened before him was shocking. As he hit the ground, there was a larger, flexible foot and he leaned forwards, as his body morphed into a sandy cat, now running on all fours. It was an amazing sight. A muscular sandy colored cat bounding through the fields as if he were running after his prey, yet in all of his life, he had never felt so free. He didn't even know what he was, but when lifting his head to let out a yell, it was a shrill and sharp cats call. His eyes widened, body tensing, yet his back legs propelled him forward quicker and stronger, bounding forward and across. His face was tense and strong, and his tail splayed out before him, as he skidded a bit slower, but made a turn the other way to keep going. No doubt he would grow tiresome after a while, but now he wanted to be a cat, and a vicious predator, nothing he had ever been before.