Transformation Story Novels & Stories

“Right, the talk. Grandma will give me the same talk she gave to you,” I said to Cadence, still shocked to think of what those pictures must be like. “Then what happened? What’s this Transformation process everyone keeps mentioning?” I already knew way more about that than I probably should’ve, but she had no idea that was the case.

"It can't be helped. It was a strategic plan. I made the mistake of mating one brother, the transformation could not be completed without the other half." Something about the way she said transformation made it sound like she wasn't talking about the regular mermaid transformation. "What about you?" She smiled, drowning out the sad expression from before. "You are a legend. The first human to go through a transformation and survive. Not to mention, you mated with a Star Harvester. That's quite an accomplishment for a human." I tittered and scratched the back of my head. "It was an accident. I jumped from a pier and landed myself in a shitty situation."

The taste of freedom was very unique, until it drifted into the danger of unknown, foreign outside world, 'cause it was nothing like inside of the bars," he grazes the yellow color slowl "Don't you think the bird was silly "No, I don't. It wasn't its fault but the man who had put it first in the cage. The thing is," he touches the paint with his finger, "The bird only learnt what the man wanted it to learn. It only saw what it saw inside of the cage, unable to fly in the sky, unable to see the world outside, except that man "So, at last it wasn't a bird anymore "No, it wasn't, it was a prisoner. 'Cause all matters what happened to it at the beginning, at the moment it was born. All the thing

she comments. "For me, what's important is having the character to respect the differences and individualities of others. The time it takes doesn't matter. Transformation will come." "Have the boys transformed already?" she asks, finishing her juice. "No," I answer calm. "I only transformed when I was sixteen." "Really?" She looks surprised. "Yes, and it was very painful," I shudder only at the memory. "It felt like my skin was tearing, and my bones felt like they were being crushed."

Without a word, she lifted her glass, taking a slow sip, as if weighing my words and the fate that lay ahead of us. “You said tragedy always strikes during the transformation,” George pressed, desperation clear in his voice. “Please, explain it to us.” Ellen sighed deeply. “Yes. In both cases I’ve seen, the transformation led only to heartbreak. The first, a man who wished to become human met a tragic end before he could succeed. The second, a girl who longed to join the werewolves, was equally doomed. Neither got what they desired.” George leaned forward, his expression pleading. “But if we understand how it happened… Maybe we can avoid it. Please, Ellen.”

“Luna moths represent transformation, you know,” Tina said, waving her hand as she leaned back on her stool. “Very fitting for someone like you.” She jerked her chin toward the mannequin. “And very fitting for a project like this.” I smiled softly as I worked. “That’s the plan. I’m calling it ‘Metamorphosis’. I wanted the gown to represent everything that I am—my journey from human to werewolf. Both phases of my life are equally important, and I wanted to showcase that.” I paused, letting out a small sigh. “I just wish…”

Comfort had gotten the message, there is a purpose for her relationship with Rob. He needs Comfort's help not as a wife but as a friend. She took up the challenge, though both of them wants to be together it's not the plan of God. "His transformation is my purpose." Comfort thought to herself. Rob was tired of his wayward life. He had hurt so many ladies and he wants to change, if only Comfort would accept his proposal, then he would change. Those were his thoughts. Man proposes, but God disposes is a true statement because Gods, thoughts are not our thoughts and his ways are quite different from ours.

Earth" minutes." I still don't see who's talking, but what more do I expect? I sigh and make a speech. "-go forward. You'd meet someone who will take you to Transformation Valley where you'll be changed back into an infant. Someone else will take you to Feature Farm and your physical features will be transformed as well. Finally, you'll be taken to the Transmigration Clinic where your memories would be wiped off. There. Perfect." I jump in surprise as a petite creature comes out, brandishing a short stick. Its movements are fast and fluid. It walks towards me and grins.

As Link was working on the transformator, he remembered something that Carlos told him while teaching him. ***Flashback*** "The transformator is very powerful. It can work on any dead body depending on how long the person has been dead. If the person died recently, the body will be perfect and last a long period when it has undergone the transformation process but if the person died years ago, the body won't be able to last even if there's a ghost in the body." Carlos explained. ***Reality***

Hearing him say that, I couldn't hold back how surprised I was, "You still can't do isolated transformation? Dad stopped teaching me that when I was 3." Dan had an incredibly annoyed expression on his face hearing me talk about how I had already finished the training he was still struggling through, "You probably don't realise it, but you tend to brag." Tom sat there looking confused, "What's isolated transformation?" Dan sighed before he answered, "It's where you change only a particular part of your body into its full form. It's the training you do after you mTom taking on full form."