Danielle and Brandon began to walk in the direction they thought was south. Unfortunately both where city kids and had never had to deal with the woods and hiking through it. To top it all off, they where Anthro-Fox people, something that was completely new to them, considering they had originally grown up human and obviously the opposite sex and gender they currently where forced into.
"I think we're lost," Danielle announced after about an hour and a half.
Brandon paused and looked around before looking at Danielle and commenting, "How can you be so sure? We haven't been walking that long and unless my understanding of Kilometers is off, one hundred kilometers is about sixty two miles."
"Sixty two mile?" Danielle barked out. "There's no way we can make that."
"Yes we can. We just have to be positive," Brandon said.
Danielle looked at Brandon and replied, "Oh yeah, positive. What are we going to do for food if we're stuck out here for quite some time?"
Brandon glared at Danielle, but didn't say anything. He was bothered by all this. Before he had been a normal sixteen year old girl, but what her name was and who she was and what she was like, Brandon was for some reason drawing a blank. And to top it all off, Danielle had a smell about. Something that was driving Brandon wild. A smell that hinted at something primordial and caused his penis to start to grow hard. Looking over at Danielle, who'd stopped acting like such a slut, Brandon commented carefully, "We'll cross that bridge when we get there." and then he did something he thought was completely normal.
Strolling over to where Danielle was sitting, he sat down next to her and pulled her gently closer, all the while breathing in her scent. A scent that sent messages to his brain. One that said it was time to mate because Danielle was in her heat cycle.
After sitting for a while, Danielle and Brandon stood and looking about, once again chose a direction, one they figured was south and began to walk.
High in the trees, Kat watched the two Anthro-Foxes stumble about, glad at the outcome. "This is so much more fun then turning them back," she thought as they set out in direction Kat could clearly see was in fact west. Giggling, enjoying the show, she whispered a spell and silently followed behind the two, knowing something they did not.