<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/qsioRd2.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Morgan Typhoon<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Pants Uniform (2 sizes too large at least)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Dormitory Entrance / Social Room -> Dormitory staircase/corridor<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Mega-fox, pair in the corridor, open to anyone else coming down the stairs<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Morgan carefully followed the fox inside, making her yellow eyes wander through the deserted room briefly. She glanced at the book on the table for a moment, but the animal leading her was already heading up the stairs, and so she instead scrambled to follow, nearly tripping in the way-too-large boots she was currently wearing. "H-hey, wait up!" Calling after the fox with the high-pitched slightly whiny voice she was still not even remotely used to, the blue-haired Oozeling stumbled towards the stairs, nearly tripping multiple times. "Please, slow down!"<br/><br/>She definitely didn't like how sorry for herself she sounded, not only because she didn't like appearing weak, but also because now that she was inside and could hear voices drift down the stairs, she began to realize that her own transformation was really the least of the problems right about now, wasn't it? This building had been full of a big chunk of the female student body, and now they were all transported somewhere else! With the entire building, too! Before she could head up the stars, she nearly ran into two inhabitants - a clockwork construct and... oh my. Morgan decidedly looked away, and hoped her weird new body couldn't blush. "H-hey! D-do you guys have any idea what's going on? Is anyone from the faculty here?" she asked, hoping to avoid questions about being very obviously both human and... not.<em>Don't think of orc boobs right now, you moron. Concentrate on what's going on.</em>Chastising herself mentally, she tried to be calm, only partially succeeding. The fox was momentarily forgotten in the light of shirts fighting back against wonders of nature wishing to be free as the wind.