Kung Fu Panda As Humans Novels & Stories

"The animals. They're enchanted humans and Aswang – a rival Babaylan cursed them like Circe did Odysseus's men into pigs." "Eduardo. The Mountain Shaman. He's my half-brother and we warred over the throne. When I banned the Ikapati Tribe from eating babies and human blood, and brought back from the University of Manila human protein in plants, he set fire to Aswang Mountain four years ago, and set my servants and palace nest into a cursed sleep. The flying foxes are Aswang, the monkeys are humans, and the half-breeds are the other animals, like tarsiers. They only transform into their human and aswang bodies when the moonlight shines. Otherwise, during the day, we are in a court of ghosts…"

The twenty-five from Zanes pack, twenty-eight of my people, and the rest were panthers who had been trickling in the past few hours. I ran in the very front, Zane and Nate at my flank, followed by Willow, Levi, Leo, and a blonde guy that I hadn't learned the name of yet. For the first half, we were in animal form. Nate gave everyone this very interesting... Fanny pack? For lack of a better word. It stayed on around your middle, in wolf or human form. It had enough room for my shirt, underwear and socks, and pants. They were very tightly crammed in there, but they were in there. The ones of us that wore shoes, carried them in our mouths. A lot of the more nomadic panthers wore nothing but the

«Cat caught your tongue this morning. Or did you wake up with your laced panties in a twist?» «NO! And ill have you know I don’t wear lace! » «Yeah yeah, then what? This ride is worse than a family gathering for pandas who had twins that survived! Ge! » He snaps around, looking at me like I suddenly grew two heads. «Pandas are super fluffy and sweet, you know!» «Yeah, sure. But they also usually give birth to twins; the mothers then select the one she likes the best or thinks will have the highest chances of survival and leave the other.. That would be an awkward family dinner fifteen years later, don't you think?!»