Joey had been considering this party before finding his cousin and coming together as stallion and mare. Now sie asked hir. "Hey Sara, what if the world was more than just us. More than just a few horses?"
Sara looked at him as she grabbed a towel, cum still drooling down hir thigh. "What, like turn everyone into..." sie sought the word for a moment, "...furries?"
Joey immediately shook hir head. "No, not everyone. But what if people could join. What if this party we're going to was like - like rushing a frat?"
Sara thought for a moment and nodded, "So like some folks are going to show up to become anthropomorphic herms?"
"Or something! We could figure it our however we want Sara!" Sie held up hir hand, "With this ring, Sara, we can make a world which is fantastic, or fair, or good, or sexy, or anything! So let's do it!" Sara thought a moment and nodded, "Okay, but after that, I need to shower."
Joey laughed and nodded, raising hir hand and thinking for a long moment. "I wish that this party had been happening four times yearly since the change, all around the world, and that people who wish to can visit and become an anthropomorphic self." There was a slight shudder in Joey's vision as if static had filtered across a tv. Sara glanced around, "What was that?" But Joey didn't stop, "I wish also that there was no prejudice against humans or anthros in this world." The static came again, heavier this time.
Sara let out a sharp breath, "Joey, let's slow down, that's enough for now." Joey nodded slowly, staring down at hir ring. Sie could feel a buzzing in her skull, a warning maybe. Sie shook it off and smiled at Sara. "Let's shower off and dress up."
The summer season demanded, Sara said, sundresses. Joey didn't complain, seeing as they emphasized their equine bodies and bulges flatteringly. Jewelry of all sorts was added, turquoise ear cuffs gold bangles and anklets. They practically clattered as they stepped out into the driveway of a changing world. The houses all around were clearly modified to allow for all sorts of people, although a good seven of every ten seemed normal. Their car too had changed, the pedals had little cups to make it easier to drive with hooves and the seats cupped their changed bodies ideally.
Sara drove and they arrived at the party, which was fairly easy since it seemed like a huge number of people were going there. The music playing was different as well. T----- S----'s voice had a purring, feline quality to it, and the commercials all advertised the "Jubilee".
"I wonder," Sara mused, "If that's where we're going?"
Joey smiled and nodded. Sie'd only half paid attention, distracted by thoughts of more wishes, but the sight of the Jubilee stopped hir cold. It was more carnival or fair than a simple party, more like burning man than anything else. Cars were directed by a handsome looking police officer, an anthro german shepherd who seemed female at first glance. Sara leaned over and asked Joey, "Are we all...both?"
Joey shrugged. "Dunno if I said, either way?"
The officer smiled doggedly at them. "Hey kids, existing anthros go to lot 3." Sara nodded and followed the signs, seeing some of the humans peel off to lots 2 and 1. "What's the difference?" Sie asked.
"Some of them," Joey said, "Won't leave the way the came. But I suppose everyone is invited?" The sound of music playing was already audible as they parked and Joey caught his cousin's eye and smiled. Then he said...