Jen let out a yawn and woke up. Her anthro lioness body was still running without her control. Whenever she got hungry, horny, or needed to use the bathroom her body would just take care of it for her.
They had left the roads two days ago, her body seemingly on a more or less straight path. And hadn’t run into anything or anyone else. Today though was different.
She was pretty sure they were at least in Kentucky now, and ahead she saw a herd of wild horses. For a few glorious moments she ran beside them, spreading her arms out wide feeling the wind on her lion fur. She felt free and happy.
Then her body didn’t even hesitate to plow into one, then two, then three, four and five. Each turning to mist on impact that flowed into her changing her inhuman body.
She felt her muscles bulge yet again and groaned in pleasure. New mass flowing through her entire body and bringing her height up to 7 and a half feet tall. The paws on her feet turned into hooves, but that wasn’t the biggest change.
That would have to be her body doubling in length below the waist with a second pair of legs behind the first with backwards bending knees ending in hooves. Cock also increased in length and girth, becoming more horse like and as thick as a soda can passing in front of her front legs and balls becoming as big as baseballs. Her pussy also became that of a mare, her anus puffing out into a donut and moving right to the back of her body.
The horse DNA did not erase her Lion features though. Above the waist remained unchanged aside from the muscle increase, and her tail was still a lion’s that just became a horse one half way. If anything, her centaur body really resembled a lion’s but with hooves.
“Fuck yea baby now we’re talking.” Jen said loving the speed boost she got. As well as starting to get a bit addicted to the feeling of the wind on her dick. At first she was worried about walking on four legs for the rest of her life, but for now the curse was handling that no problem. The quicker this marathon was over, the sooner she could go home.
The country side breezed past her until she bumped into…