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People come to our laboratory, it's usually to help realise a dream of theirs, to help them achieve a body they could only dream about previously, change who they want to be, and so on. Once every so often though, we meet someone who is dedicated to another cause. A young male Zookeeper contacted us and asked about a very different sort of change, one we'd never attempted before. The male, who was a volunteer at his local zoo, wanted to help out his zoo and draw more customers and visitors to it. His idea was to alter his body into that of one of their animals, in particular, a Zebra. We were confident we could do something like that for him, however when we met with him for his consultation, it was clear what we had in mind was not what he wanted. As it turned out, he was hoping we could change him into a half Zebra half Human, like a Centaur. At this moment, we'd only just finished running trials on Ms. Millie's treatment and we weren't too sure we could do it. Still, we told him we'd try, and set to work.

It took us a few weeks, but using Ms. Millie's treatment, we were able to put something together. Dr. Masters' headed the project, and stressed to us all that it was a work in progress. Our client was eager, but to be safe, we had him sign the waivers we make our subjects sign. The treatment was administered a few days later, and the changes began. I've only seen a centaur-like transformation once before, and I still haven't gotten used to it. Watching the rear gain mass and shift into an entirely new body is quite a spectacular feat. As the equine body formed, it soon developed a striped pattern, befitting the species. However, what we weren't expecting, was for the clients body to slim down a little, and gain a few extra curves. His hair started growing, running down his back, and by the time the changes were complete, we were looking at a female Zebrataur. Dr. Grey hypothesises that this was because the initial treatment for Ms. Millie was designed to accelerate oestrogen production, and that in this case it could have affected our subjects gender. Ms. Stephanie, as she goes by now, is taking her time getting used to her new body. Walking can be tough to get used too, as can navigating doors. Still, she seems happy enough, and her zoo are keen to have her back!

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People come to our laboratory, it's usually to help realise a dream of theirs, to help them achieve a body they could only dream about previously, change who they want to be, and so on. Once every so often though, we meet someone who is dedicated to another cause. A young male Zookeeper contacted us and asked about a very different sort of change, one we'd never attempted before. The male, who was a volunteer at his local zoo, wanted to help out his zoo and draw more customers and visitors to it. His idea was to alter his body into that of one of their animals, in particular, a Zebra. We were confident we could do something like that for him, however when we met with him for his consultation, it was clear what we had in mind was not what he wanted. As it turned out, he was hoping we could change him into a half Zebra half Human, like a Centaur. At this moment, we'd only just finished running trials on Ms. Millie's treatment and we weren't too sure we could do it. Still, we told him we'd try, and set to work.

It took us a few weeks, but using Ms. Millie's treatment, we were able to put something together. Dr. Masters' headed the project, and stressed to us all that it was a work in progress. Our client was eager, but to be safe, we had him sign the waivers we make our subjects sign. The treatment was administered a few days later, and the changes began. I've only seen a centaur-like transformation once before, and I still haven't gotten used to it. Watching the rear gain mass and shift into an entirely new body is quite a spectacular feat. As the equine body formed, it soon developed a striped pattern, befitting the species. However, what we weren't expecting, was for the clients body to slim down a little, and gain a few extra curves. His hair started growing, running down his back, and by the time the changes were complete, we were looking at a female Zebrataur. Dr. Grey hypothesises that this was because the initial treatment for Ms. Millie was designed to accelerate oestrogen production, and that in this case it could have affected our subjects gender. Ms. Stephanie, as she goes by now, is taking her time getting used to her new body. Walking can be tough to get used too, as can navigating doors. Still, she seems happy enough, and her zoo are keen to have her back!

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