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Caity's World, Part 13 “You — you knew my father?” stammered Caitlyn.

“Yes, I did,” said the misshapen creature, smiling his hideous smile. “Knew him, aided him, abetted him — and you look quite like him — that nose, the mouth — though I’ll wager those eyes are your mother’s.”

“I — I don’t understand,” said Caitlyn. “How do you know him? I mean, he wasn’t anyone important.”

“Was he now?” said Ji-Cheng, and waited patiently for her to answer.

“But he was just a math teacher!” she said. “He taught at a community college!”

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Caity's World, Part 12 The dumbwaiter creaked and groaned, scraping angrily against the wall as Caitlyn was lowered into — well, there was no way of knowing where. She cowered inside it in near blackness, her legs pulled to her chest, her head nearly bumping the top of the large moldy-smelling wooden box as the wall slid in front of her, inch by grueling inch: Just because she was shaped like a human didn’t mean she weighed like a human, and it was obvious that neither Sang nor the dumbwaiter had lowered five hundred pounds before.

A crack of dim light appeared at the bottom of the dumbwaiter and slid upward to form a pale greenish rectangle leading

Caity's World, Part 11 The wind had picked up a little as Caitlyn trotted down Sixth Avenue, and by the time she reached Chinatown, a chill had started to settle into her bones. Somewhat to her surprise, it didn’t take much searching to find Yu Sang’s Delicatessen; it was a little hole-in-the-wall restaurant with a large red sign, buried among the “genuine imported jewellery” stores and discount electronic stores along Mulberry Street. It wasn’t lit; nor would she have expected that it would be at two in the morning.

So she stood there, trying to decide what to do next in the dim greyish light leaking from the end of the street. This

Caity's World, Part 10 There comes a time in every person’s life when she’s had “all she can stands, and can’t stands no more,” and Caitlyn had reached that. She watched him walk away. The only man who’d been even remotely interested in her since her Change, and he was a decent man to boot, intelligent, caring, witty, and somehow she’d turned him away. The realization that she may have actually rejected him boggled her mind, and she felt her knees sagging.

She turned around and stumbled back into the apartment building, stunned, trying to regain her bearings, and collapsed against a wall. Then there was some shouting around

Caity's World, Part 9 Three years later, the world had changed, but not as much as it would in the succeeding year. The precedent-setting Henderson v. Linsky trial was about to be overturned in the Appellate Courts, where the judges would rule two-to-one that the ghostly visage of poor Joanna Henderson was not, in fact, enough of a person to qualify for equal protection under the Constitution, as the poor girl wasn’t even visible for half the trial, and during the other half, her existence hadn’t been proven by any scientific tests. The Million Monster March down the streets of New York City wouldn’t happen for another two months. There had been

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Jennyby *phantom-inker

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My GF and I decided that Penny (the octo-girl you've seen me draw before) is just a little too risqué for both our tastes, so we sat down and designed another one that's a little more our style. So this is Penny's more conservative sister, Jenny. I think you'll be seeing more of her as time goes on.

I draw a number of works that only ever get this far --- no shading, and only minimal detail on the hands and hair. I should probably post more of these, but... eh. *shrug*

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*Manjaro-Wolf Jun 29, 2008 Student General Artist

she's cute

~isoycrazy Mar 1, 2007

Wow. Dating her will be interesting. So would trying to consumate a relationship.

*phantom-inker Mar 2, 2007 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Yah, it wouldn't be easy, but I dare say it'd be fun

~isoycrazy Mar 1, 2007

Wow. Dating her will be interesting. So would trying to consumate a relationship.

~PlastikFan4evR Jan 30, 2007 Traditional Artist

Maybe its the fact that seeing something so beautiful makes u forget she's different on the bottom of her waist...buts still its cute that she has the octopus legs

he he he that means she gives great hugs

*AzaleaCloud Nov 2, 2006 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I think she's cute.

*phantom-inker Nov 2, 2006 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Thanks, so do I!

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