TF's I observed receiving:
Wings
Bat fangs
Bat ears
Clips of the TFs I received for data checking:
There’s a feeling at your back like your shoulders tightening, the skin and muscle extending out behind you as it divests from the bulk of your body. The growths smooth out as they stretch away and soon your newly grown bat wings are fully formed and functional, with leathery membranes spread between delicate finger-bones. After a moment, the fair skin begins to itch, heralding the spread of fur over your wing backs. The silky fluff keeps the delicate arms’s dorsal sides nice and warm. They’re not large enough to fly with, but a few more of these candies ought to take care of things... should you want them to be.
The warmth in your throat moves up into your mouth, mainly focusing on your teeth as the canines grow longer and more pointed, sticking out from the corners of your lips as little fangs. It’s not quite the same as a bat’s face, but it’s certainly the start to a newer, more chiropteran you! You now have fangs like that of a bat!
Your ears sink into your head, the world around you going muffled in the process. There’s a stretching sensation at the sides of your head like someone pulling taffy as they grow back out and reshape, becoming wide and pointed, as well as gaining a thin coating of velveteen fuzz.
Your new bat ears seem much more sensitive to the world around you, picking up on all kinds of new sounds and amplifying the ones you’ve always heard. If nothing else, you’ll probably never bump into a table or doorframe again, thanks to the increase in passive proprioception. Being able to sense the world around you with your eyes closed might take a bit of getting used to, though....
