The next morning, the cook came in and beckoned the two turkey-girls down into the kitchen: "Ok girls, you're not on holiday, so you'll get to help me prepare the great festivities. We have received quite a number of transformees that will help stock pur meat supply." With that, he lead the two of them through the back door into a large sty. Here they saw an impressive array of barns and cages holding animal tranformees, some full animals, some still partly human but all belonged to species used for human food. Leonie looked around and tried to get an overview. On the very left were a number of large aquariums, holding amongst others a giant lobster still displaying a few human traits in its aquatic face and a number of huge cods. Next came a cage stuffed with chicken. These looked in now way human any more, but their frightened looks betrayed their human minds. Next came a large cage which held two girls looking partly like bunnies, but still partly girls with voluptuous breats, butts and thighs. In other cages were still more birds, including ducks and geese. Further to the right followed larger animals. Leonie saw two impressive bulls with huge ball sacks dangling beneath them. Next two them were a group of pigs. Four looked entirely piggish, again only betrayed as originally human by their fearful expressions. Three others, however, looked partly human, almost like pig-girls. Finally, there were also some deer and sheep. Leonie was astonished. What were all these creatures for? But the answer came promptly: "In a month time, all these beasts will have been butchered and tranformed into food. And you will help me in the process. Your fist duties are to water and feed the animals." He went on to explain where feed and water were stowed but Vicky hardly listened. Like Leonie, she had taken a look around and was too shocked by the thought that all these animals would be dead soon. When the man had finished, he grinned menacingly and announced: "Oh, but some of our friends won't need any more feed. Today, we'll begin with the slaughter of ..."