Jennifer looked around confused, her brain trying to understand both it's surrounds and it's new body. Nothing felt right, as if she was in a sort of dream, one that quickly turned into a nightmare. Jennifer realized she was in her backyard, under the tree that sat neatly in the corner. Her body tried to move but she quickly found it was changed, her eyes going wide in terror as she looked down at her new body.
From her waist down she had gained a body of her pet cat, she looked like a centaur, though it seemed her cats form had grown to match her own, which would have already been bad enough except the cat must have caught a bird for its lunch, Jennifer caught in between. The cats lower bodies front paws replaced with wings awkwardly splayed outward as they connected to the cat body's shoulders. Despite being connected just below her naval, Jennifer had lost her arms, leaving her severally crippled. Rolling to her side she tried to move her arms, only to see the wings spread out. Jennifer thrashed like a newborn deer, nothing about how she moved made sense in her brain. Jennifer bent down as she rustled her feathers across her face. Jennifer screeched as she opened her mouth, a birds beak cackling out as her faces outline became known.
Gone was the pretty face that made boys drool and trip over themselves, now she had a hooked beak, her hair matted and frayed as it trailed down her human backside. A few clusters of feathers were spread across her body as well, including on her lower body. Her ears left mixed as her left now a slight spray of feathers, a birds ear, and her right now sitting on top of her head as a cats.
Jennifer called out for help as she kicked her wings, flapping them as she tried to move her hind felid paws. She had a body build for four legs, now only with two, how was she expected to move?
Jennifer shuddered, like the curse even cared about that. It was totally real, that meant....she was stuck with this forever. A wave of depression slammed her brain as she started to cry. Her face planted back to the ground as she tried to cope with her new situation. Her spiral only stopping as she heard the slide door on the back porch open. Someone had heard her scream. Turning her head she looked up and saw.