MK Ultra wagged his tail curiously, as if thinking about something, as he listened to Callum’s plea for help. The gray cat then placed his forelegs on top of a piece of debris in front of them, allowing the creature to pull his head up to glance momentarily at the monster that GM had become, the giant wolf eagerly sniffing out his next victim, before MK quickly brought himself back down to the ground. Crouching down, eyes on the floor, MK made a low growling sound, though it sounded more sad than it did angry — as if the poor cat was admitting defeat, saying that there was nothing else he could do.
The feline’s ears perked up barely a moment later, though, and MK sat up quickly, tail wagging again — though this time more eager and excited — as his eyes locked onto Callum. The cat scurried over to the roleplayer and then, slowly, hesitantly, placed his paw on the back of Callum’s hand.
Briefly, the two became enveloped in a bright light, as everything became… ambiguous — the landscape seeming to shift and change as the two of them saw the world in ways that didn’t seem possible, and hardly describable, as millions of impossible perspectives flashed in front of their eyes all in a single second.
When their surroundings made sense again, MK and Callum clearly saw GM standing a short distance away from him, though the beast seemed… apprehensive, snarling at them with his ears pinned back like a frightened, hostile animal — which he was. Most peculiarly, though, the two of them weren’t exactly looking up at GM, and instead seemed to be about eye-level with him. Also interestingly, GM didn’t seem to be quite as large as he was before, and neither were the buildings surrounding them, as everything seemed to have been shrunken down a few levels.
Confused and astonished, GM glared back at the beast in front of him. He saw a cat — a very large cat — a tiger-like creature about the same size as him, adorned with stripes of dark gray and darker gray, and blaring fangs hanging out of his mouth. Clearly, MK had transformed, but where was Callum? Well, the young roleplayer wasn’t simply riding the cat. Nothing of the sort.
Callum was the cat.
Joined harmoniously, the two of them had achieved a form powerful enough to face GM in direct combat. Callum had been given the body of a mysterious feline with huge untapped potential, along with all the limitless possibilities of a roleplayer’s mind — and although he still couldn’t fully understand what made this cat so special, he at least had his body. And he was in-control.