Quick Reads: Human to Rubber-Tiger TF

A quick gift I wrote for my friend Demetrius as a Christmas present. Humanity? Nah, where's the rubber-tiger-juice at.

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According to the man in the white lab coat, Demetrius had been a human being. The phrase didn't awaken anything in him. It didn't alarm him, or stir any important memories. He just regarded the information with a casual nod and asked the man when his next filling was scheduled. 

 The scientist blinked. He asked "don't you want to know what you used to look like?"

 Demetrius shook his head.

 A monitor flickered. On it was a man in his thirties with salt and pepper hair, close cropped and messy. He was naked and stood in a white tiled room identical to the chamber Demetrius was kept. The man on the screen turned grey starting from his feet. As the desaturation of his sweaty, heat flushed skin progressed, the grey parts inflated like balloons. His feet puffed up, followed by his legs, and his hips. His stomach went from fat to enormously bloated, and looked like it might burst at any second. By the time the greying reached his head his body had begun a second change in form. 

 He grew a long tube like balloon from his lower back that became a tiger's tail. His fat hands and feet elongated into rubber paws. Stripes raced horizontally across his body, and his nose widened and darkened into the feline anatomy of a thing between man and tiger. When all was said and done, Demetrius as he recognized himself stood in an empty chamber on the screen. Though the image of him was far less... imposing.

 "Do you feel anything?"

 Demetrius, arms and legs bound to the metal apparatus, simply hummed. "Too small. It's not very pleasant to look at. Now, when will I be pumped? Doctor?"

 The doctor paled. "Soon..." He exited the chamber, dismayed by the rubber tiger's lack of care for his ordeal.

Demetrius's body groaned as a house sized balloon only could. He was so bored waiting to be made even larger. He was a balloon, and balloons were meant to grow. Being human?

That would only get in the way.