I continue to aid my patients for the rest of the day, not having anything particular in mind, however I did feel as if I should take a short walk. It wasn't a planned thought, just a spontaneous urge. Perhaps if i just cleared my mind and thought about what could've gone wrong i'll find out what my mistake was. Taking some things from the lab and putting away my coat I make my way outside of the hospital and into the woods. They've always been a place of peace and quiet so I figured that’d be optimal. And right I was, as always of course. It was quite dark too, which enhanced the experience even more considering I have nothing to distract myself with. Nonetheless I stepped on something, which caught all of my attention. It wasn't a stick,no, it felt fleshy. Like something that didn't belong. I figured it was a dead animal and almost continued on my way, but after some careful thought I considered I could use it for experiments. Even if it's dead it might've only been a little while ago. Searching around in my pockets for a small flashlight I shine my light at the creature only to be filled with shock. It was human. Or, atleast at first glance I thought it was.I examined the body very carefully. It had pale skin just like my patient. Blonde hair that felt like hay and some, what i assume, cat ears. I've never seen something so absurd in my life. Was this some kind of prank? Or perhaps a costume? A prop? Just before I acted in any more ways I was sure I needed to take it back to my lab. The thought of it being a prop is idiotic considering how realistic it is. But I wouldn't want to think of it as a human being either. However, if this is a human..how would my chemical affect it? Considering how this in no way is the average homosapien, it could end up having a different effect on this..cat..hybrid..thing. I take out the syringe I brought with me and slowly insert it into its arm. Nothing. I waited for around 2 minutes, yet to no avail. Stepping away from the strange being and watching its lifeless corpse rot away I sigh. Yet just before i could turn off my flashlight a shiver ran down my spine.

twitch.