Mr. Fox looked ahead at a two story house from behind a tree his was behind. The reason for this is because the anthro fox had heard that the house was empty, or at the very least was inhabited by a single human. Even so the middle aged red fox couldn't help but become curious as to what was in the house. Which of course led to him to where he was now. And after letting out his trademark whistle and two clicks of his tongue Mr. Fox made his way to the house, and after he had reached the front door he saw that it was opened slightly which of course led him to head inside without any trouble. However, when the purple clothed fox walked around the home he made sure to find various places to hide behind until he reached the room that had the a light still on while he was still on the second floor.
"Hmm, I wonder what's going on in there?" The red fox wondered to himself, before he carefully pushed opened the door and looked into the room.
Upon doing this the middle aged red fox saw a single human sitting on a stool in front of a table that he various vials and chemicals on it. This caught Mr Fox's interest as he slowly approached the human who he noticed appeared to be perhaps either 22 or 23 if he went by how humans kept track of their ages. And to his surprise he was able to make it underneath the table without being noticed at all. Once he had accomplished this Mr. Fox heard the young man let out a heavy sigh when he said out loud to himself, "Come on Robert, you can figure out this. Because once you blend the right chemicals together then I'll be able to help the local farmers crops grow a little faster then normal. That is of course if they'll let me do that." Mr. Fox's right ear twitched when he heard the young man let out another sigh before he added, "Although I guess if they don't want me to mess with their crops then I gues I could just try and grow some in the backyard. Or maybe my Mom and Dad will let me use a plant in their greenhouse back home to keep a journal log on to record how it reacts to the chemicals." After he uttered thse words though Mr. Fox's eyes widen in shock when he heard something get knocked over as the human named Robert continued with, "Oh crud, I can't belive I did that. I really need to be more careful since now I only have two other vials left."
Hearing this prompted the red fox to look up in horror as he let out, "Oh dear...."
He was then cut off as the vial fell and then landed in the red fox's open mouth which caused him to fell to the ground. This caused the odd green colored liquid to flow out of vial and into the anthro fox's mouth to which he had no choice, but to swallow all of it down his throat. Once that happened Mr. Fox was able to finally grab a hold of the front part of the vial container and pulled it out of his mouth which caused it to fall onto the wooden floor. Once this happened Mr. Fox took the chance to run out of the room right when the human young man was done writing something down in a blank book. But when Robert looked down at the ground he was quite surprised to see that there wasn't any sign of the liquid on the floor.
This caused him to scratch the top of his head a little while he asked out loud, "Well that's odd. I thought for sure the vial would have broken and the chemicals would be spilled all over the floor. But there's nothing there....I wonder what happened?"
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Mr. Fox let out a sigh of relief upon getting back to him. He wasn't sure what was in that vial that he ended up drinking, but the middle aged fox didn't seem to be in any pain so he figured there wasn't anything to be worried about. And so the red fox quietly changed his clothes once he had gotten into his and his wife bedroom. Once he did this he crawled into bed and fell asleep for the night. However, when Mr. Fox woke up the next morning he quickly noticed that he had grown.....
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