Intermission

[thelostseraph]

M-my chicken has been changed into a cat . . . person.  Thing.  Is this because . . . because I fed it too much?  Perhaps it evolved out of happiness . . . The caviar may have been excessive . . .  As I don't suppose it would still be willing to be my Christmas feast, I must inquire what else is traditionally served on this holiday.

On a less

Comments

[bamf_with_wings]

Well, don't you live an exciting life.

[thelostseraph]

. . . I suppose it is my own fault for desiring something interesting to happen several weeks earlier.

[bamf_with_wings]

Your fault? Ha! Sounds like you're having more fun than I am.

[thelostseraph]

Oh? You have done nothing of interest lately? As Demoness Etna remarked, it is a slow time of year.

[unnatural_20s]

Did you feed it a lot of Rare Candies?

[thelostseraph]

. . . Does chocolate count?

[angel_crow]

Your chicken turned into a cat? How'd that happen?

[thelostseraph]

I brought it back to my room after finding it wandering the hallway. But when I awakened the next morning . . . there was a snoring cat-thing in its place.

Oh! Perhaps the cat-person ate my chicken . . .

[angel_crow]

Huh...

I didn't even know you had a chicken...

[thelostseraph]

It was a particularly plump creature; I was well pleased to get ahold of it.

[seal_released]

Wha? Another cat person?

[thelostseraph]

Yes. Are there very many? I have only seen the one.

[seal_released]

Is it that annoying mangy girl?

[thelostseraph]

. . . It seemed to be male.

[pastoralpeach]

Your chicken changed into a feline? Would feeding it a lot of food really cause that?

[thelostseraph]

This seems to be an island where anything is possible. Though I must admit . . . it is rather strange to me as well.

[pastoralpeach]

That's true, this island is unpredictable. Did you actually see the chicken shifting? Maybe something else happened.

[thelostseraph]

I had thought, perhaps, that the feline had devoured my chicken, but I found no remains.
Unless it is capable of digesting bone . . .