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<div align=center>She needed something- no, anything to fix this. Thus far however her hopes had been dashed completely for a chance to turn this all around. She would never be the same again.
Facing the facts slowly but surely Jericho, or as he'd now coined by a mocking onlooker, Jezebel, was beginning to realize that turning the library inside out for answers was becoming a lost cause. Books upon books were being cast aside, the promising contents of hexes and cures proving of no use. It was beginning to grow late, and it seemed that outside the tired librarian that he was the only one left. But he couldn't leave. Not looking like this.
Earlier that day, Jericho had realized in horror that something extraordinary happened to him- he was swapped to the opposite gender. Now he was a biological she, and as much as he still identified as a man he couldn't help but to feel his grip on that was slipping. Every time he looked into a mirror he saw a mature young woman rather than a mature young man. Long, dark, rusted copper hair framed his now gentle face, straight with a slight wave to it. Sturdy leanness was instead replaced by lithe yet noticeable curves. God, it still felt weird to no longer have pecks to work on. His now generously sized chest didn't allow him to go shirtless if he wanted, like he did whenever he was hot. At least he had more fitting clothes now as he made a dash to the store earlier just in case this lasted for awhile. Jericho didn't even know how to shop for himself, so he settled short-cut shorts and a tank top. This was going to take some getting used to if he stayed like this... And he hoped to god that it wouldn't.
As he gave up his search he approached a plush seat, sinking into it with defeat. He crossed his legs and examined his body, batting his eyes a couple of times and reopening them to see if he was in a dream. But no amount of pinches could change this. He was a girl now, and he had to start accepting fate. But his main concern was Ettein- his roommate and a sort of a boyfriend.
As close as they had gotten in these past few weeks, he knew that coming home like this may cross the line. Shedding was one thing, but looking nothing like you did when you first met someone? That... That may just turn him away, or at least so he thought. He was determined to find a solution for this before returning home. But all day was dedicated to this. And perhaps he had to face him. Oh, but if only he had more time...
Taking a deep sigh, Jericho rested his elbows on his new knees and buried his face in his hands. This was a lot to take in, but he could get used to it, right? He was still Jericho... He just looked a little different is all. Ettein would probably accept him, even like this. Alas however Jericho wasn't as optimistic as he was realistic. His dove-like wings drooped as they blanketed his feminine body, his hands running his temples. His thought traced on one question- What am I going to do?</div>
Facing the facts slowly but surely Jericho, or as he'd now coined by a mocking onlooker, Jezebel, was beginning to realize that turning the library inside out for answers was becoming a lost cause. Books upon books were being cast aside, the promising contents of hexes and cures proving of no use. It was beginning to grow late, and it seemed that outside the tired librarian that he was the only one left. But he couldn't leave. Not looking like this.
Earlier that day, Jericho had realized in horror that something extraordinary happened to him- he was swapped to the opposite gender. Now he was a biological she, and as much as he still identified as a man he couldn't help but to feel his grip on that was slipping. Every time he looked into a mirror he saw a mature young woman rather than a mature young man. Long, dark, rusted copper hair framed his now gentle face, straight with a slight wave to it. Sturdy leanness was instead replaced by lithe yet noticeable curves. God, it still felt weird to no longer have pecks to work on. His now generously sized chest didn't allow him to go shirtless if he wanted, like he did whenever he was hot. At least he had more fitting clothes now as he made a dash to the store earlier just in case this lasted for awhile. Jericho didn't even know how to shop for himself, so he settled short-cut shorts and a tank top. This was going to take some getting used to if he stayed like this... And he hoped to god that it wouldn't.
As he gave up his search he approached a plush seat, sinking into it with defeat. He crossed his legs and examined his body, batting his eyes a couple of times and reopening them to see if he was in a dream. But no amount of pinches could change this. He was a girl now, and he had to start accepting fate. But his main concern was Ettein- his roommate and a sort of a boyfriend.
As close as they had gotten in these past few weeks, he knew that coming home like this may cross the line. Shedding was one thing, but looking nothing like you did when you first met someone? That... That may just turn him away, or at least so he thought. He was determined to find a solution for this before returning home. But all day was dedicated to this. And perhaps he had to face him. Oh, but if only he had more time...
Taking a deep sigh, Jericho rested his elbows on his new knees and buried his face in his hands. This was a lot to take in, but he could get used to it, right? He was still Jericho... He just looked a little different is all. Ettein would probably accept him, even like this. Alas however Jericho wasn't as optimistic as he was realistic. His dove-like wings drooped as they blanketed his feminine body, his hands running his temples. His thought traced on one question- What am I going to do?</div>