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Young man to dog - overviewTryserium Syrum- Daniel
Test Subject: Subject 4403 -Daniel Turner. Light brown hair, blue eyes. Toned athletic frame. Height is 5’11’’
Age:19
Consented y/n: n
Test no: 3465
Description of process and outcome:
The experimental serum is designed to transform humans into animals. This particular vial will turn Subject 4403, into a canine, particularly of a larger Bernese Mountain Dog. Unfortunately, the serum has not been perfected, and the transformation will not be pleasant for the Subject. The main issue is that the anatomy will not be preserved during the transformation. Meaning that the hind legs of the subject will change into the front legs of the canine. The Subject’s hind quarters will develop into a fully working head of a canine. The front quarters of Subject 4403, (the arms and head) will turn into the hind quarters of a canine. The process is divided into 6 stages, of varying weeks. The individual stages will be explained in greater detail:
Stage 1- Organ reorganization- Length of stage: 2 weeks
The mouth of the subject will slowly lose its properties, and transform into the anus of the canine. The esophagus, and stomach of the subject will become the intestines. And the subject’s intestines will become the stomach, and the esophagus of a canine. The subject’s anus will temporarily be changed into a mouth that is a hybrid of a human and dog, this will allow the subject eat and maintain sustenance. The temporary mouth will not protrude past the subject’s buttocks. This initial transformation will become complete in two to three days. During the remaining first week, and the second week, the rest of the internal organs will slowly migrate into the proper position of a canine. The Subject’s lungs are the only exception, as a set of canine lungs will develop co-existing with the human lungs. The human lungs will cease functioning when the subject’s nose has been absorbed into the hind quarter of the canine.
Stage 2- Reproductive organs- Length of stage: 2 weeks
A set of canine genitalia will develop where the collar bones meet. We have decided to keep Subject 4403 a male for now. The canine genitalia will be placed upside down, with the sheath and penis facing below the set of testicles. The subject’s human genitalia will remain functional, co-existing the canine genitalia for a temporary amount of time.
Stage 3- miscellaneous- Length of stage: 1 week
During this week, the Subject will experience minor changes. The top of the Subject’s hands, and feet, will start developing dog pads. Fur follicles will start appearing throughout the body, but hair will not start growing until a few weeks in. The hair that the subject is currently possessing, (i/e head, pubic, armpit) will start changing into coarser fur of a canine. A tailbone will develop where the neck, meets the subject’s back. The posterior mouth will start bulging out, as the Subject’s two human buttocks will merge into one. Near the end of this stage, the subject will lose the ability to self-balance. The bone structures are unaffected, the subject will be unable to walk using his legs. Though he may still be capable of using the wall as an aid.
Stage 4- Growth of canine head- Length of stage: 5 weeks
Expected to be the most confusing part for the subject. The hind quarters will bulge out, and will begin developing into a canine head, complete with fur. This initial process should take one week. The canine’s senses (eyes and hearing) will not be operational until week two. The temporary hybrid mouth, will change into its final form of a canine muzzle. Canine lungs will develop around this time, allowing the subject to have two sets of lungs. The canine’s olfactory sense will be in operation, allowing the subject’s olfactory senses to be greatly enhanced on the canine head. During week three, the ears, and eyes should have fully developed, allowing the subject to see with two sets of eyes, and hear with two sets of ears. It is expected that the subject will be overloaded with the doubled sensory stimuli, and will be too disorienting for the subject. But he is expected to adapt. The Subject’s brain, and the canine brain will temporary be linked through the spinal cord, and will act as one. No physical changes during week 4 and 5, but this will allow the subject to acclimate to his temporary condition. His canine brain will slowly take over, the subject is expected to start showing personality traits of a dog. But it is not until the human brain is fully absorbed, that the canine will act, and be a canine.
Stage 5- Bone reorganization- Length of stage: 3 weeks
During the first week of stage three, the subject’s tailbone protrusion will develop into a complete tail. The subject’s human genitalia will become absorbed by the body. Subject’s fingers and toes will begin developing claws on the underside of the hand, and feet respectively. Ribs will start migrating towards the head of the canine. On week two, fingers will slowly become the toes of the canine, the wrist will be locked in the upside down position, to allow the pads at the top of the hand to make contact with the ground. The bones in the arm will start rearranging to become hind legs. The humorous will become the femur, and the ulna and radius will become the fibula and tibia. The process will be repeated in reverse on the other side. By the end of week two, the subject’s arms should fully resemble hairless canine hind legs, and the subject’s legs should fully resemble canine front legs.
On week three, the human neck will start to be absorbed by the body. But the head will remain.
Stage 6- Head Absorption- Length of Stage: 2 weeks
During week one, dog fur is expected to sprout throughout the areas of the skin not covered yet, Including the facial area of the subject’s human head. The ears and nose will cease all functions and become absorbed into the head. The human lungs will also cease functioning. The eyes will remain operational during this phase. The body will also begin absorption of the head, this process will lead into week two. During week two, the subject will lose all sense of his human self, will become acting like a canine
The final step is for the Subject’s eyes to cease functioning and be absorbed into the canine’s buttocks.
The newly turned canine will maintain this form, for upwards of a year. Subject will then be returned to his human self, and will be given a memory wipe. He will be returned to his family, under the pretense of being abducted by a cartel.
Test Subject: Subject 4403 -Daniel Turner. Light brown hair, blue eyes. Toned athletic frame. Height is 5’11’’
Age:19
Consented y/n: n
Test no: 3465
Description of process and outcome:
The experimental serum is designed to transform humans into animals. This particular vial will turn Subject 4403, into a canine, particularly of a larger Bernese Mountain Dog. Unfortunately, the serum has not been perfected, and the transformation will not be pleasant for the Subject. The main issue is that the anatomy will not be preserved during the transformation. Meaning that the hind legs of the subject will change into the front legs of the canine. The Subject’s hind quarters will develop into a fully working head of a canine. The front quarters of Subject 4403, (the arms and head) will turn into the hind quarters of a canine. The process is divided into 6 stages, of varying weeks. The individual stages will be explained in greater detail:
Stage 1- Organ reorganization- Length of stage: 2 weeks
The mouth of the subject will slowly lose its properties, and transform into the anus of the canine. The esophagus, and stomach of the subject will become the intestines. And the subject’s intestines will become the stomach, and the esophagus of a canine. The subject’s anus will temporarily be changed into a mouth that is a hybrid of a human and dog, this will allow the subject eat and maintain sustenance. The temporary mouth will not protrude past the subject’s buttocks. This initial transformation will become complete in two to three days. During the remaining first week, and the second week, the rest of the internal organs will slowly migrate into the proper position of a canine. The Subject’s lungs are the only exception, as a set of canine lungs will develop co-existing with the human lungs. The human lungs will cease functioning when the subject’s nose has been absorbed into the hind quarter of the canine.
Stage 2- Reproductive organs- Length of stage: 2 weeks
A set of canine genitalia will develop where the collar bones meet. We have decided to keep Subject 4403 a male for now. The canine genitalia will be placed upside down, with the sheath and penis facing below the set of testicles. The subject’s human genitalia will remain functional, co-existing the canine genitalia for a temporary amount of time.
Stage 3- miscellaneous- Length of stage: 1 week
During this week, the Subject will experience minor changes. The top of the Subject’s hands, and feet, will start developing dog pads. Fur follicles will start appearing throughout the body, but hair will not start growing until a few weeks in. The hair that the subject is currently possessing, (i/e head, pubic, armpit) will start changing into coarser fur of a canine. A tailbone will develop where the neck, meets the subject’s back. The posterior mouth will start bulging out, as the Subject’s two human buttocks will merge into one. Near the end of this stage, the subject will lose the ability to self-balance. The bone structures are unaffected, the subject will be unable to walk using his legs. Though he may still be capable of using the wall as an aid.
Stage 4- Growth of canine head- Length of stage: 5 weeks
Expected to be the most confusing part for the subject. The hind quarters will bulge out, and will begin developing into a canine head, complete with fur. This initial process should take one week. The canine’s senses (eyes and hearing) will not be operational until week two. The temporary hybrid mouth, will change into its final form of a canine muzzle. Canine lungs will develop around this time, allowing the subject to have two sets of lungs. The canine’s olfactory sense will be in operation, allowing the subject’s olfactory senses to be greatly enhanced on the canine head. During week three, the ears, and eyes should have fully developed, allowing the subject to see with two sets of eyes, and hear with two sets of ears. It is expected that the subject will be overloaded with the doubled sensory stimuli, and will be too disorienting for the subject. But he is expected to adapt. The Subject’s brain, and the canine brain will temporary be linked through the spinal cord, and will act as one. No physical changes during week 4 and 5, but this will allow the subject to acclimate to his temporary condition. His canine brain will slowly take over, the subject is expected to start showing personality traits of a dog. But it is not until the human brain is fully absorbed, that the canine will act, and be a canine.
Stage 5- Bone reorganization- Length of stage: 3 weeks
During the first week of stage three, the subject’s tailbone protrusion will develop into a complete tail. The subject’s human genitalia will become absorbed by the body. Subject’s fingers and toes will begin developing claws on the underside of the hand, and feet respectively. Ribs will start migrating towards the head of the canine. On week two, fingers will slowly become the toes of the canine, the wrist will be locked in the upside down position, to allow the pads at the top of the hand to make contact with the ground. The bones in the arm will start rearranging to become hind legs. The humorous will become the femur, and the ulna and radius will become the fibula and tibia. The process will be repeated in reverse on the other side. By the end of week two, the subject’s arms should fully resemble hairless canine hind legs, and the subject’s legs should fully resemble canine front legs.
On week three, the human neck will start to be absorbed by the body. But the head will remain.
Stage 6- Head Absorption- Length of Stage: 2 weeks
During week one, dog fur is expected to sprout throughout the areas of the skin not covered yet, Including the facial area of the subject’s human head. The ears and nose will cease all functions and become absorbed into the head. The human lungs will also cease functioning. The eyes will remain operational during this phase. The body will also begin absorption of the head, this process will lead into week two. During week two, the subject will lose all sense of his human self, will become acting like a canine
The final step is for the Subject’s eyes to cease functioning and be absorbed into the canine’s buttocks.
The newly turned canine will maintain this form, for upwards of a year. Subject will then be returned to his human self, and will be given a memory wipe. He will be returned to his family, under the pretense of being abducted by a cartel.
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