So once upon a time, not too long ago, I lived in the Fairy Forest with my sister, Murrimi. I used to have alot of fun helping people find themselves in the forest, and making spells and potions with my sister in the forest castle. Since most people are rightfully afraid to enter the forest, I was the one who delivered potions to people who wanted them on the outside.
The Moo Farm, where my best friends Ristin and Cassie lived, was a frequent customer for potions that would help the moos increase their milk production, so I visited them quite often. But one day, when Murrimi was making the most recent potion for them, as I was packing them up I spilled them all over myself, receiving an extremely potent dose of “mooshroom extract”, which Murrimi makes by turning into a mooshroom herself. This is a dose that no one, mortal, fae or divine, is supposed to ever be exposed to, and I found myself with a cow for a butt, but still mostly myself from the torso up.
This should have been fine, as a transformation fairy, I should just be able to just change back! But when I tried, I could not. I tried repeatedly, different spells, different potions, different ways, wearing myself out in the process. So it seems I am stuck.
Where are my wings? Damn am I going to miss those. Where is my tail? Actually this is a full-on catastrophe. I got my sister involved, and she neither could do a thing to change me. She is not accustomed to being unable to change things either. How did this even happen? Her theory is that there is something about me that wants to be stuck, that my Nature changed, but I don’t want to be stuck. A transformation fairy that can’t change… is just a fairy, and its as a cowtaur.
Just like my best friend Ristin…
So my sister decides I should go to the Moo Farm and talk to her girlfriend Cassie, a vixen chaos witch, to see if any of her magick can have any effect on me and get me my transformation powers back, at least, and maybe my original form as well …
I am accustomed to being able to fly to make this trip, but not this time, instead its a 50 kilometer trek to the meadow, where who knows what will happen …