Kimiko nodded. "So you want to walk out of here in cake form? Okay..."<br/><br/>She sorted out the payment, and filed the papers, then picked up the frill edged one, which she rolled up into a scroll. "Alright then. Come with me."<br/><br/>As they entered the main room they saw Ti Li Fei finishing the shaping. Her twin cake knives twirled and flashed in an acrobatic manner as she scuplted the cake into a duplicate of his form. As she finished, Kimiko smiled. "Fei is a descendent of an ancient line of martial arts bakers."<br/><br/>She went over and her tails started glowing again. There were buckets of icing that hadn't been there before, and globs of it lifted out and flung themselves towards the cake shape, neatly avoiding the red panda chef. They struck softly and spread, expanding into a smooth layer that coated the entie cake. The confection took on even greater detail. Kimiko turned to look at Yoshiyuki, thumbs and forefingers of her hands framing him. She turned back, and framed the cake, and the plain icing started to chance colour, until it was a perfect match for his own fur. It even took on a fuzzy sheen.<br/><br/>"I figured out away to make icing express threads of sugar, only short ones, but enough to do a reasonable facimile of fur. Fei, we need a gurney."<br/><br/>In moments, the cake duplicate was a perfect match for the original, down to a pair of hard candy eyes. Kimiko unroilled the scroll, and started wrapping it around the figure's waist.  "When I pull the wrapper off, the spell activates."<br/><br/>Ti Li Fei had brought up a padded couch. It arrived just as Kimiko finished wrapping the band around the cake and touched it with her tails, causing the tightly packed magical script on it to glow for a moment like a magic ring cast into a fire.