And then she saw it, the camel. The creature was massive, its hump towering over her. She
was frozen in place, unable to move as the curse held her in its thrall. The camel approached with a
steady gait, its long neck stretching out towards her. She watched, horrified and fascinated, as its
snout nosed at her skirt, pushing it aside to reveal the pink flesh beneath. Without warning, it
lurched forward, its head disappearing between her legs. The sensation was unlike anything she
had ever felt, a strange mix of pain and pleasure as the creature's large body pushed into her,
stretching her beyond what she thought possible.
Her body shuddered as the camel's bulk vanished inside her. She could feel its legs and neck
retracting, becoming part of her own body. Her back began to ache and swell, her spine bending
under the pressure of the forming hump. The pain grew with every second until finally it stopped,
leaving her with a new, unwanted addition to her figure. Her udders, already heavy from the cow,
now began to leak milk, the warm liquid staining the concrete floor beneath her. The animals
around her had gone silent, watching with a mix of curiosity and terror as the girl with the
strange new form tried to come to grips with her transformation.
Jen gritted her teeth, pushing herself up onto her hands and knees. The weight of her new
hump and udders made it difficult to balance, and she had to fight to keep from toppling
over. She took a deep breath and slowly pushed herself upright. The camel's hump jerked
and shifted on her back, feeling foreign and heavy. The pressure on her spine was intense, but she
managed to stand, her legs trembling with the effort.
With a grim determination, she began to make her way down the corridor. Each step was a
challenge, her body moving in an awkward, lurching gait. She leaned heavily on the wall for
support, her hand slipping in the growing puddle of milk that trailed from her swollen teats. The
smell of fear and excitement filled the air, and she knew she needed to find somewhere safe before
the full brunt of the zoo's animal population found her.