Moments after Jen left the room, Cassie turned her attention to Sam. “You heard the lady... We’ve got a green light.”
“You sure you don’t want to wait?” Sam hesitated. “I’m sure it won’t take long...”
“Come on... Lets keep going.” Cassie coaxed. “I’ve got an idea for my next one.”
“Alright Cassie...” Sam replied. “Transform or dare...”
“Dang it...” Cassie grumbled. “You didn’t wait to hear what I wanted to do!”
“Were you going to turn into a boy again?” Sam mused.
“Not exactly...” Cassie replied. “No... This time I wanted to make it so I could take apart my body, kind of like Lego blocks or clay. I want to be able to detach a leg or an arm, or even pull off my head. Of course, I also want to be able to reattach things. Maybe even stick my body parts to someone else.”
“That’s pretty creative...” Sam replied. “Go ahead and pick transform and I’ll set you up.”
Cassie grinned. “Thanks Sam, I choose transform.”
Sam began. “For your transformation, you will be able to detach and reattach parts of your body. You’ll also be able to stick parts of yourself to other bodies.”
Cassie waited then looked down at her hands. “I don’t feel any different...”
Sam shrugged. “Try pulling something off.”
Cassie gripped her right index finger. With a gentle tug, it came free, leaving a smooth nub behind.
“Holy crap!” Cassie yelled, nearly dropping her detached digit.
She flexed her finger and found that it continued to accept her commands even though there was nothing connecting it to the rest of her body.
“That’s awesome...” Sam marveled. “Can you stick it back on?”
Cassie grinned and stuck it to her forehead. In a matter of seconds, the skin fused together. She wiggled the finger, then aimed it downward until she touched the tip of her nose. She then detached the finger and tossed it to Sam.
Sam fumbled, but managed to hold onto on the warm appendage. “Eww, why did you throw it at me?!”
“What do you mean ‘ew’? There’s nothing gross about my fingers!” Cassie laughed. “Try sticking it to your hand or something...”