Ch6 Change
Koyu wasn't sure what to think. He'd never been kissed by another guy before. He couldn't push Jade away though, in fact, he couldn't move at all. They sat there like that for awhile, before either of them noticed anything happening. That scared Jade enough to want to let go, but before he could, he realized he couldn't move either. Neither one of them really wanted to be stuck like this. It was as if someone or something was playing some cruel joke on them both.Just as Jade got up the strength to pull away from the intimate position both him and Koyu were locked into, he felt an intense pain in his lower leg. Just barely able to see what was actually happening, the dark colored fur seemed to be traveling up his leg, leaving pure white fur, and a re-assembled bone structure, which seemed to be more vulpine.It continued traveling up his body, everywhere it passed causing his bones, tissue, and skin to change appearance until it finally reached the very edge of his muzzle. The pain of the experience was almost worse than the first time he'd gone through it. The black soot looking material hung on his muzzle for awhile, before quickly jumping to Koyu's, at which point Jade pulled away completely and fell over, writhing in the painful after effects of the change.As Koyu looked at Jade, he no longer saw the same black wolf, but a pure white fox in front of him. Koyu's muzzle was now completely covered in the same black soot that traveled through Jade, and for the first time during the process, he was afraid. That wasn't all though. He was angry. Mad at the fox for not telling him more. Angry at the people on the beach for simply existing. Anything he could imagine that simply wasn't his, he wanted gone. Destroyed... Dead.The Darkness spread through his face, down to his neck, and before Koyu could react, every bone in his head shattered. It was like glass had been forced through every part of his skin, eyes, muzzle, everything, and then traveled to a new location. The amount of pain he felt really was unbearable, but he couldn't scream, or move. He just had to endure. A moment passed before the bone shards rearranged themselves into a new shape. Everywhere the Darkness traveled, Koyu was no longer a husky. He'd taken the shape of a few of the most ferocious animals possible, similar to a form he'd seen only a few times before. A sergal. Part wolf, part shark, part dragon, with a few other animal types here and there. He was also now completely jet black.As the transformation finished, all the way to his toes, he tried to calm himself. He knew what was happening, and that he could do nothing about it, but he focused painfully on his form. Barely managing to break through the pain, he caused the Darkness to work for him, in attempt to correct his own body, however he only succeeded in changing his fur color, which in itself, was pretty impressive. His back was still completely jet black, but
his chest had turned white, much like his previous husky fur. He had also established a sort of short gray mo-hawk, from the top of his head, stopping at his back, and picking up again around the end of his now long dragon-like tail.In attempting to change his form, however, he managed to change spots of fur on his chest to resemble a canine paw pad. It wasn't what he was trying for, and was about an arms length off, but he found he was unable to change it anymore.The transformation was finally over, and he quickly collapsed to the floor. The room quickly darkened around him, as he stood up, looking at the pathetic form of the fox at his feet. He would make the fox suffer for the pain he had gone through. The sergal shot a hand paw towards the fox, instantly fabricating dark metal cuffs and chains around the foxes arms, forcefully picking Jade up off the ground, as the chain links shoved themselves into the walls, anchoring there. Jade hung there in pain, now full of fear of the sergal in front of him."Koyu... No.. I thought you could control-" Jade tried to say before a similar cuff locked around his neck, just barely loose enough to not to cause him to suffocate.