By Moe


Chapter 4 – Chicks

For the four chicklings who did not volunteer for the accelerated program, the next week was one of continued day to day developments as they continued down their path to a complete transformation to egg-laying chickens.  

The next morning Alice and Heather were taken to a different building where advanced research is conducted.  The two chicklings were led into a laboratory room containing lots of medical equipment and monitors.  In the center of the room were what appeared to be two giant egg shells with openings at the top.  After a complete washing and sanitizing operation, each girl was helped to climb inside an eggshell which was already partially filled with milky albumen material (egg white) with some other chemical additives.  They were told to squat down as low as possible so only their heads were above the albumen liquid.  Each girl was then given a sedative shot so that they would spend most of the next two days in a state of sleep.  

A machine was positioned over the top of the eggshell and it started spinning in circles slowly adding eggshell material in layers to the top of the shell until the opening was sealed.  The eggshell was designed to ‘breathe’ allowing the chicks inside to breathe in the air cell inside as they developed into chicks as they slept.

After about 48 hours, both Alice and Heather awakened from their deep sleep completely disoriented and in the dark.  The monitors sensed the activity inside the eggshells and alerted the laboratory staff that it was time to break open the eggs.  The top of each shell was quickly removed and the newly transformed chicks were helped out of the eggs looking just like newly hatched chicks.  The staff assistants used towels and blow dryers to dry off their down feathers after washing off the remaining egg white liquid.  During the intense two days of transformation, the girls had now become more than 90% chicken with only a few remaining human attributes not counting the still human brain functions.

In addition to general continued chicken transformation both internally and externally, the girls now had complete beaks, wing-like arms and chicken legs with hocks instead of knees that allowed the bottom leg shank to move forward at the joint instead of backward like a human leg.  If real new born chicks could weigh over 100 lbs., they would look just like Alice and Heather do.

After a complete examination, Alice and Heather were returned to their stalls in the chicken coop with the other four chicklings.  The four chicklings that did not participate in the accelerated program were amazed at the changes in Alice and Heather.  In addition to their physical changes, the advanced chicks could easily eat off the ground, use the perch in their stalls, squat on the ground or in their stall and so on like regular chicks would do.  By the end of the week, the other four were had caught up in their transformation development.