I accidentally turned into a white corn snake and was adopted by my neighbor's aloof pet doctor, starting a wonderful life of living together.
A wonderful combination of human consciousness and snake body.
Daily life of pets in modern cities.
The interaction between a cold doctor and cute pets.
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I opened my eyes, and what I saw was a blur of white.
Wait, white?
I clearly remembered that I turned off the bedside lamp before going to bed last night. The room should have been dark. I tried to reach out to touch the phone, but my arm felt extremely heavy, as if it was being pressed down by something.
No, not pinned down, but... My arm was gone.
This realization made me wake up instantly. I suddenly wanted to sit up, but found that my body was completely unresponsive. My field of vision was strange, as if it was restricted by something, and I could only see a small area directly in front of me. I wanted to turn my head, but found that my neck was horribly stiff.
"Hiss——"
A strange sound came from my mouth, and I froze. This sound... Doesn't sound like a human being can make it. My heart began to beat faster, and an ominous premonition came over me.
I tried hard to control this unfamiliar body, trying to see my situation clearly. As I moved, I felt my body sliding against the ground, the cold floor against my belly... Belly? Since when did I have a belly?
Finally, I saw my "hand", if it could still be called a hand - it was a slender, covered with white scales... Tail?
My mind went blank and my ears were ringing. This is impossible, this must be a dream. I closed my eyes and took a deep breath, only to find that I had no nose at all. Instead, I had a forked tongue trembling in the air.
No, no, no!
I twisted my body wildly, trying to wake up from this nightmare. My body skidded on the floor and hit the foot of the bed. The pain made me realize that this was all real, that I had really turned into a... Snake?
I forced myself to calm down and figure out the situation. I looked around and saw that I was lying on my bedroom floor. From this perspective, everything looks incredibly huge. My bed is like a mountain, my bedside table is like a skyscraper, and even the slippers I usually put on the floor are terrifyingly big.
I have to see myself as I am. As soon as the thought occurred, I started moving towards the bathroom. The movement was surprisingly smooth for a snake, my body instinctively knowing how to twist. Just controlling the direction still needs practice, I hit the wall a few times.
Finally reaching the bathroom, I raised my head and looked at the sink that was already out of reach for me. The mirror was there, but I couldn't reach it. I was spinning in circles anxiously, and suddenly noticed the scale in the corner. If I could climb up there...
I carefully moved to the scale and touched it tentatively with my tail. The scale was slippery, but I found that my abdominal muscles were unusually strong. After several attempts, I finally managed to climb up.
Now, facing the mirror, I slowly raised my head.
In the mirror, a snow-white snake looked at me. Its eyes were a beautiful amber color, with erect pupils, showing a bit of panic. I turned my head and the snake in the mirror moved too. I spit out the letter, and it spit out the letter too.
I literally turned into a snake, a white corn snake.
At this moment, the sound of a key turning was heard outside the door. I froze, and then I remembered that today is Thursday, and the neighbor's pet doctor will come to help take care of my cat. But the current situation...
Intention: freedom to follow one's heart