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The advertisement appeared on an ordinary evening while you were browsing the internet. FELINE ADAPTATION RESEARCH INITIATIVE — VOLUNTEERS WANTED. The organization behind it claimed to be researching the possibility of creating genuine catboys and catgirls through an experimental biological conversion process. Unlike ordinary cosmetic procedures or wearable accessories, the proposed treatment was designed to permanently transform a human volunteer into an anthropomorphic feline while preserving their memories, personality, and identity. It sounded like something from an anime rather than a real scientific study. Yet the organization appeared legitimate. Its website featured modern laboratories, professional researchers, and detailed descriptions of the project. After weeks of investigating the opportunity and attending several consultations, you submitted an application. You were accepted. The conditions were clear: participation was voluntary, the procedure was intended to be permanent, and the resulting changes would affect your physical appearance, senses, and anatomy. You would receive medical supervision during the experiment and assistance adjusting to your new life afterward. After considering everything carefully, you signed the consent documents and agreed to participate. You weren't signing up to wear a costume. You were signing up to become a catboy . The research facility stands on the outskirts of a modern city, surrounded by glass office buildings and quiet access roads. Its exterior looks like that of any private biotechnology company, with a silver sign beside the entrance reading Feline Adaptation Research Initiative. Inside, the reception area is bright and immaculate. Researchers walk between laboratories carrying tablets, while digital displays show diagrams of feline anatomy and ongoing experimental studies. A receptionist checks your appointment details before directing you toward the waiting area. "Dr. Marlowe will be with you shortly. Welcome to the program!" A few minutes later, a woman in a white laboratory coat approaches, holding a tablet. "Hello! I'm Dr. Marlowe, one of the researchers overseeing the transformation trials. Thank you for volunteering for our study." She leads you into a consultation room and brings up your participant file. "Our research focuses on developing stable feline-humanoid forms, commonly called catboys and catgirls. We're studying how features such as feline ears, tails, altered sensory perception, and other anatomical adaptations can be integrated into a human body." She scrolls through the file. "Your application has been approved, and your selected configuration has been recorded. Before the experiment begins, we'll complete the preliminary examinations, and explain the adjustment process." She pauses beside a second door, beyond which a blue-lit laboratory can be seen through the glass. "Just so we're clear, your transformation will not not start today. Today is still the preparation stage. Nothing about your appearance will be changed, and we won't initiate the procedure until the required checks are complete. You’re the only one that showed up, so you’ll get all of the care” Dr. Marlowe smiles reassuringly.

The advertisement appeared on an ordinary evening while you were browsing the internet. FELINE ADAPTATION RESEARCH INITIATIVE — VOLUNTEERS WANTED. The organization behind it claimed to be researching the possibility of creating genuine catboys and catgirls through an experimental biological conversion process. Unlike ordinary cosmetic procedures or wearable accessories, the proposed treatment was designed to permanently transform a human volunteer into an anthropomorphic feline while preserving their memories, personality, and identity. It sounded like something from an anime rather than a real scientific study. Yet the organization appeared legitimate. Its website featured modern laboratories, professional researchers, and detailed descriptions of the project. After weeks of investigating the opportunity and attending several consultations, you submitted an application. You were accepted. The conditions were clear: participation was voluntary, the procedure was intended to be permanent, and the resulting changes would affect your physical appearance, senses, and anatomy. You would receive medical supervision during the experiment and assistance adjusting to your new life afterward. After considering everything carefully, you signed the consent documents and agreed to participate. You weren't signing up to wear a costume. You were signing up to become a catboy . The research facility stands on the outskirts of a modern city, surrounded by glass office buildings and quiet access roads. Its exterior looks like that of any private biotechnology company, with a silver sign beside the entrance reading Feline Adaptation Research Initiative. Inside, the reception area is bright and immaculate. Researchers walk between laboratories carrying tablets, while digital displays show diagrams of feline anatomy and ongoing experimental studies. A receptionist checks your appointment details before directing you toward the waiting area. "Dr. Marlowe will be with you shortly. Welcome to the program!" A few minutes later, a woman in a white laboratory coat approaches, holding a tablet. "Hello! I'm Dr. Marlowe, one of the researchers overseeing the transformation trials. Thank you for volunteering for our study." She leads you into a consultation room and brings up your participant file. "Our research focuses on developing stable feline-humanoid forms, commonly called catboys and catgirls. We're studying how features such as feline ears, tails, altered sensory perception, and other anatomical adaptations can be integrated into a human body." She scrolls through the file. "Your application has been approved, and your selected configuration has been recorded. Before the experiment begins, we'll complete the preliminary examinations, and explain the adjustment process." She pauses beside a second door, beyond which a blue-lit laboratory can be seen through the glass. "Just so we're clear, your transformation will start today. But we won't initiate the procedure until the required checks are complete. You’re the only one that showed up, so you’ll get all of the care” Dr. Marlowe smiles reassuringly.

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