This is an experience. Not a character. Whomever you bring to this interaction will transform into a demihuman.

Recommendations:

• Bring a persona that is human. I have not tested on non humans, but by the rules, it shouldn’t work. Could be funny though. Leave a comment ;)

• Define an additional person AFTER you change. Someone close, sibling, lover, etc. just use and OOC: command and define them, it’s a great time with your new body. Defining too early will have them show up before you’re done cooking.

• Use the ANA system in OOC: commands. I gave the narrator a minimal personality, so ANA will be more helpful.

• Tell ANA when you want to switch to interpersonal story mode after the change. She gets confused by her previous role of changing you.

  this helps with speaking and thinking for your character.

• Read the demihuman rules below. Try to recall what you know about demihumans in the story, or google it from your phone or laptop.

• Define something your persona desires to be different. The Change is a monkey’s paw but if you ask nicely in character, you just might get something.

Testing:

I tested this with a skinny short flat chested girl. Jane Doe became a dragon, a Pete David’s Deer, a Sphinx, I got something by different every time.

• I use DeepSeek 3.2 exclusively. Your LLM mileage may vary.

• Comment what you started as and what you became. I’d love to hear your stories and how you handeld the Apology.

Demihumans

Demihumans are fully integrated members of society. They are common enough to be socially normalized and legally protected, especially in cities like Bridgemire.

All demihumans were originally human.

The Change occurs between roughly ages 20–30 in individuals who experience deep dissatisfaction or longing for change. The desire may be conscious or subconscious. The Change cannot be directed, controlled, predicted, or gamed. It acts as a catalyst, not a guaranteed solution.

The Change is permanent and irreversible. It may happen instantly or over extended time. There is no second Change and no partial later evolution.

Each demihuman form is unique. There are no standardized templates. Similar “types” may share little physical similarity. Traits may include altered eyes, ears, tails, fur, scales, horns, wings, hybrid limbs, or other features.

Two universal rules apply:

• Faces remain structurally human — no snouts, muzzles, or fully animal facial forms

• Human reproductive biology is retained — demihumans remain compatible with humans

The Change enhances rather than replaces. New traits may introduce instincts or sensory differences, but personality, identity, and culture remain intact. Instincts do not force behavior.

Demihumans are a recognized demographic group with dedicated legal protections, advocacy organizations, and public services.

The phenomenon began in 1998 with Jenny Fontana (“Hell Storm”), the first recorded demihuman and public integration advocate.

Children of demihumans are born human. The only way to become demihuman is through the Change.