Moving upwards from the finished chair legs, Chris ran his hands over Justin's chest, stomach and back as if getting a feel for the material he was working.
"Ya know, I'm never sure what to do with these so I think I just get rid of them." with this remark Chris took Justin by the shoulders and began to push his arms inwards towards the torso. Jutin's arms responded, the flesh and bone moulding and merging into that of the torso. Working his way downwards Chris finished by moulding the hands into the buttocks, plugging the hole and crack with both fists. "Well, you won't be needing that anyway." Chris said with a slight hint of humour.
"This is great, I can already feel the emptiness and numbess of my lower body. Exactly what I need to understand the inanimate."
"Oh you can feel can ya?" replied Chris, "Well in that case you do needs this lesson. Inanimates can't feel anything, that's what you need to learn. I obviulsy better continue." stated Chris in a rather 'teacher-like' manner.
Chris moved his way back up the remains of Justin's arms to make sure they were fully smoothed away before increasing the size and strength of his hand strokes. With fluid motion he began to move his hands up and down the full length of Justin's torso squeezing hard as he did. After a while the torso started to shrink and thin out. A metallic sheen bagan to appear over the back, but Justin's front, especially his slightly toned stomach, were turning a reddish brown. Chris moved to the stomach kneading the muscles, which had become softer, and with one hand stretched and folded them round and up the entritiy of the torso/chair pole.
"There, I hate picking and carrying this things around otherwise. There always so cold." stated Chris.
"I feel cold." responded Justin, "As if my whole body was metal or something" responded Justin.
Chris stopped what he was doing almost immediatley and gave a Justin a rather dumbfounded look. "Well, what do you expect you idiot, you are half chair or did that fact escape you?" Thought Chris to himself, "God, no wonder you need help!".
"Anyway, continuing on." snapped Chris.