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*Pokes Leonard's Journal*

I don' have to start putting anything down yet...

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It was bound to happen sooner or later, Ta should have heeded Leonard’s warnings and stayed away from the infecteds camp.

Ta changes would be, by what the other already changed have seen and experienced, considered normal. His skin in the effected area turns pale and scaly. These begin the tips of his now webbed fingers and toes, and his now stretched out, and much larger ears. But this is minuet to his back. Numerous scaly patches appear all over his back, differing between bright red and black.

Sorry Ta, you’ve caught that cold too.

To the Jounral....

Ta doesn’t seem to be getting any tan at all on this island, quite the contrary, today, he seems even paler. Or rather, scalier. New white scales start to work their way up Ta’s arms and legs. But, usually, red and black patches accompany them.

Ta’s toes stretch, tow of his toes being dissolved, his feet now resembling fins attached to his legs. His ears follow in suit, becoming even larger and flatter than before. Though in comparison that pain is mild he feels in his back as his spine lengthens for his tail. His new appendage grows to almost the length of his legs, covered in pale white scales, with patches of red and black, ending in a fish fin. It’ll ache for the next few days until it becomes fully useable.

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Seeing as how Ta’s been swimming in the Lagoon lately, the Wave would find it easy to lure him to its waters.

Ta wakes up, some time in the middle of the night, his skin prickling as more white scales work they’re way all along his body. Ta feels noticeably itchier, and has an odd chiming in his ears too. He hurries off down the beach to relief his itching newly forming scales. Ta feels comforted as the water of the lagoons waves lap against him, and starting his change. His tail grows at an alarming rate, absorbing his legs, knocking him down into the water, and leaving what’s left of his legs as stump like fins.

At least there’s some consolidation in your tails pattern.