Chapter #8Turning into a snake never helps. A half-snake... by: RoyalJelly   Drif watched, half-aghast, half amazed, as her friend's flesh began to shift. Melona's legs seized as the skin on them began to undulate, working the shoes, socks, and panties off of her. Drif stepped back, too horrified to take a perverse glee in having apparently developed a disrobing potion. Melona's legs clamped together, as though driven by an unstoppable seizure. Her ill-defined muscles bulged, far larger than they should have, her exposed thighs swelling so large that they seemed to melt into each other.
No, not seemed, Drif realized. They were melting into each other. Before Drif's very eyes, Melona's legs were merging as the swelled, her feet melting into each other and become indistinguishable from the limb above above them, leaving her with what appeared to be a thick, powerful tail.
The skin on Melona's single "leg" began to shimmer, turning an emerald green as scales shone into existence. As her new, snake-like tail grew longer and more tapered, Drif knew what her friend had become.
"Naga," she whispered. She had heard of nagas, of course, but they weren't especially common, even in major cities or arcane academies. They had a reputation for being mysterious, clever, and good with magic in ways that most normal humans didn't understand all that well. They were not entities you wanted to annoy. Drif wondered if turning her friend into a naga counted as annoying one.
The answer to that question, she realized, was coming quickly. Melona awoke, showing her emerald-green eyes as she swung her tail off of the bed and sat up. Drif stepped back, narrowly avoiding being knocked off her feet by her friend's new appendage.
"Drif? What's going o--" Melona looked down at where her legs used to be, and her eyes widened.   indicates the next chapter needs to be written. |
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