"Oh, I'll find a way; I can tell you that." she replied with a wink "And have you considered that going deeper may very well be the way out?  Wouldn't be surprised in all honesty if they did that just to make it difficult on you."<br/><br/>Still, perhaps not, and if not... well, she'd get to that when it came to such things.  As for the knowledge, they had histories and origins, but no cure?  Well, to Lisra, she knew of a cure, but it was<em>far</em>too 'permanent' one for the woman for sure.  Lisra knew some information on that though...<br/><br/>"Well, if it's real lycanthropy, there likely is no cure." she said, and then extrapolated "Once bitten by a lycan, you have until the first transformation to cure it, which is the full moon.  After that... I believe nothing but the will of a god or death will remove it.  This isn't the normal situation though... so perhaps we'll see.  Just telling you what it is, nothing more."<br/><br/>And then the last part: her form as a lycan.  It was... interesting to watch.  Her hair began to grow first, then her body shifted, growing a tail, bones restructuring... almost sickeningly so.  How it didn't hurt she didn't know... but when it was done-<br/><br/>"Wow..." she said, honestly finding the woman "Sexy... it's dirty I know, but you're<em>lovely</em>like this, more than your normal form in my opinion, and no offense."<br/><br/>She walked up and gently began to pet the woman's fur between her chest, then<em>on</em>her breasts, to down her belly.  It was soft, lovely fox-fur... and it made her smile.<br/><br/>"I don't see why you'd dislike this form; I think I'd almost rather enjoy it." she said, smiling and honest "I think you'll do quite alright, even if you don't get cured of this 'curse' of yours.  But for now, let's get you out; take what books you plan to, and lets get moving; I suspect heading deeper will be the key to leaving, and with the three of us... well, we should be safe enough that way."