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"Hm, I'm not exactly sure when this whole situation happened?" Jason said as he tossed his bow onto a nearby couch, but it couldn't have been later then yesterday since most of the rocks were lying all over the place this morning. I didn't touch them because they seemed suspicious to me." Jason then crossed his arms and added, "I know you've just said something about escaping, but don't try to. I've tried and there's way too many weird things out there in the village to get around."

"I don't know. Maybe we should go and check on her?" Mary suggested as she shrugged her shoulders. "My baby's been quiet for a while so hopefully nothing strange happens to me. However, I'm a little concerned about Jessie. Since she touched the rock she's had more frequent transformations than I have."

Lana nodded. "Prehaps it effects everyone differently?" she suggested. "Let's just hope for her sake she didn't grow any arms."
Setting down her glass she pushed away from the sink toward the room Jessie had disppeared too. Unknown to her, her belly was slightly bigger than it had been before.

Mary followed behind her and said, "Yes, let's hope she didn't grow more arms..." She remembered earlier how Jessie said she did not want to be turning into a giant spider anytime soon. As she walked behind Lana she did not notice her belly grow either.

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Meanwhile, Jason listened to Matthew talk about how they needed to find "'sane' monster people" and shook his head back and forth. "Listen dude, I've not been out there since yesterday, but there aren't any of those kinds of people, if you want to call them that, out there anymore."

He flopped down on his couch and grabbed his bow again listening to Matthew strum his guitar and sound rather down about their predicament. "I'd stop calling this situation a pickle and call this thing an opportunity. If our town's been struck by meteors maybe this thing's spread. We could very well be man kind's last hope for survival. Why? Because if we find a rather normal girls still around here somehow, well, they obviously can't refuse to be our girlfriends. The options... They are limited." A rather wily smirk curled on his lips and made him seem more evil or sinister than he really was.

"I should just keep my yap shut though and not say that kind of thing since I'm scaring you and that kind of thing, even in this case, would be impossible. We just need to focus on the way out of here, but as it is we don't have a enough people to break out, you're absolutely right in that your music wouldn't get you far..." he folded his hands across his lap resting his bow between them.

He watched Matthew sit down and said, "Yes, I live alone..."

Matthew snapped out of his thoughts when Jason spoke. Part of what the archer said disturbed the bard a little. He did make a point but Matthew couldn't dream of using a woman in that way, he was a romantic. He loved helping couples fall in love with his music, though he still was single himself. It was hard when many of the women around you seemed to be interested in Warriors or Mages.

"I cannot even begin to think about being the last of my kind. I love this town..the people here are so nice." He replied a slight frown upon his face. What would it feel like to be one of the few Humans in exhistance? Would the curse people capture him and keep him in a cage like he had seen so many Hunters and Monster Tamers do in the past? Maybe Jason was right, maybe it was a lost cause..

Something in his heart told him that there were still others out there. Maybe if only he could talk to some of them, reason with them. All of these thoughts were making his head hurt.

"Sorry I didn't mean to pry. I was just worried if you had a wife or child or parent that had been effected. So what do you think we should do?"

Food actually didn't sound like a bad idea, unless it was contaminated too by the metorites. What does he mean by..'our own kind of trouble'? He thought standing.

"Ok well you lead then. I'll try to put anybody to sleep if we get spotted. My magic may not be as cool as a Mages, but it get's the job done! Lead on to this Mary." Matthew smiled following the archer.

"Why don't we try knocking?" He said crossing his arms. "Are you sure your friend is home though?" he asked walking up to the door. Taking a deep breath he knocked on the door. Nothing happened, taking a step back he shruged and looked at Jason waiting to see if anyone was home.

The bard was getting nervous, what would happen if Jason became a monster? He didn't want to be the only Human left in the world, but he didn't also want to join everyone in the sudden change of species. Still the mystery remained of why meteors appeared and their timing? These questions picked at his mind desperatly.

"Yes, it's me..." Jessie said timidly, having sat herself back up and just sitting there rubbing her tummy and stretching flexing her new wings occassionally while she adjusted to them. "Still think I look like those goddesses of yours?" she asked as she looked back at Lana with a sheepish smile.