Bob asked Mary: "Say, Froggirl, you found a card with wild berries in the first round, didn´t you?" Mary nodded. "Yes, but there is no effect written on the card. Its just for the case of a real emergency, i think." "I don´t know if its a good idea to have a struggle with a swarm of bees for a card with no description!"
Ryan looked at his friend and said: "As beeing the only person in this room who was born to use it´s brain, i have to tell you that we are loosing this game if we couldn´t get as many cards as possible. Therefor i command you to take the honey!" Bob wanted to reject Ryans command, but he couldn´t. He took the choice on the display.
As everyone had expected, the board spit out a card with HONEY written on it, but with no further explanation of the effect. Then, the display changed, and... surprise!!! showed a swarm of bees defending their hive from beeing robbed out. There were two choices: 1) Attack 2)Run!
Without a moment of thinking, Bob chose 2). "I will jump in the river! There i will be save!" The display of the game said: "Roll a dice to see how many hexes you are fleeing. But first roll the same dice for the hexes the bees will follow. Thats your difficulty for to run away." Bob rolled a 4. "Oh no," said Lissy, "that means you have to roll a 5 or 6 to solve the task. Doesn´t look good for you."
Bob nodded, and gazed nervously over his cards. But he had no idea. Without asking the others, he decided in a short to play the honey he just received. "If it causes the trouble, perhaps it helps to solve it. On the other hand, if i don´t know the effect of this card, i will never play it when i am not in big trouble. So... here we go!"
Dina said: "Let me have a guess: You will turn into some ugly beast, eating the planetary..." "Don´t be so biting, Dina. After all, it happened nothing real bad to us. And you can´t say that it isn´t exiting!", answered Mary. Dina wanted to start an argument, but a gnarl from Bob interrupted the girls talking. Bob seemed to grow bigger.
He felt really tight in his normal clothes, and he quickly took of his shoes and trousers. His legs became more muscular every second. Bob looked in curiosity on his legs and said: "You can´t imagine how strong i feel. This is cool! I will be a better runner in a few moments!" By enjoying his gaining strenght, he forgot to save his shirt. It stretched too hard, and tore in peaces. The sheds flew across the room. "But what are you becoming?" asked Dina in fear.
"A nice little bear he will become!" answered Lissy, and stroke herself in anticipation of this giant furry heroe building himself up right before her eyes. Bob groaned a few times, and his musszle, suddenly covered with some honey, pushed out of his face. The thick brown fur was sprouting all over his body, while his feet rearranged, and made him sitting. Lissy was visibly aroused, and started stroking herself heavily again, masturbating during Bobs change. Her, and Bobs grunts and moans of lust were getting louder and louder. The pelt on Bobs body was nearly complete. His member disappeared in a huge furry sheat, and his head became fully that of a bear.
Dina grabbed his huge, clawed hands and asked in sorrow: "Bob, can you still talk? Say something to me, please!" Bob let a deep grumble out of his throat. "That means: No, if i am free to interpret it," said Ryan, "but he will be a bigger help for the whole situation, than before. It´s not the task of peasants to speak. Go on Dina!"
Dina sobbed, leaning to Bobs fluffy, thick pelt, and he stroke her head behind her bunny ears. After one minute, he rolled a 3. A deep sound came out of his mouth but faded, as the board said: "Running bonus bear: +2, select your path."
Bob selected the hexes leading to the river. On the hex before the river, a hunter crossed his way, as the diplay said. He decided not to hide, because of his full movement. The bushed cracked away, a small tree bursted into splinters, and he attacked the hunter...