Conduct an Experiment

All of a sudden, you realize that you may not be a werewolf, after all. Sure, you look like one, but you never were actually bitten . . . so why would you necessarily be able to pass on the condition through your bite? You decide to conduct an experiment in the name of science.

You see a young man standing on the pavement, holding a letter in his hand. "Oh, whatever shall I do without her?" he wails.

You run over to him and ask, "Would you excuse me just a moment?" Before he can answer, you bite his wrist. He winces and looks up at you, but then looks back at his wrist. The wound is healing already, and the flesh around it has begun to sprout fur. The fur spreads, much to his amazement, until it has enveloped all that is visible of his body. Before you know it, his face has pushed out into a muzzle, and a tail has poked out of his trousers. He grins and runs off down the street.

So you really are a werewolf! Now what?

Written by Joey Liverwurst

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