For a moment, your viewpoint seems to linger on the girls playing volleyball, then the next thing you know, you stumble and nearly fall. "Cassy, are you ok?" says a girl's voice.
"I'm fine," you answer automatically. Only after you speak you notice your voice had sounded higher than normal. And... 'Did she call me 'Cassy'?' you think. Quickly glancing around, you find yourself standing among the volleyball-playing college girls. Three girls standing near you and four opposite. You don't have time to think or examine further before the ball falls towards you, and instinctively you quickly hit it back. With the motion there is also the sensation of a tickling on your back, and a bouncing feeling from a small weight on your chest.
'What? Did the computer...give me a girl body?' you think. Looking down you see the body of a slim girl in a blue one-piece bathing suit. You don't have the chance to examine yourself in detail, being repeatedly distracted by the volleyball game. "Computer, pause simulation," you say after a minute, once you remember the possibility. Upon speaking the command, everything halts. The girls around you (two in mid-jump), and everyone on the beach and in the water; the volleyball hangs in midair; some birds hover motionlessly in the sky; even the waves are unmoving. You try to move away, but only make it three feet before you can't walk any further and are just walking in place; a message flashes in the air reading: While simulation is paused, you cannot move far from your previous position.
You shake your head but decide to look over this body while the simulation is paused anyway. You look down at yourself again, and again see the body of the same slim girl in the same blue one-piece bathing suit. Your breasts look to be a C-cup, while examining your hips and butt seems like those are about average or slightly slimmer. Feeling your head, you determine your hair is in a ponytail. You pull it forward to look at it, and see that your hair is a light brown and long enough that the ponytail almost reaches your waist.
"Computer, change my avatar," You say, but an error message appears: Avatar cannot be changed during a session. "Well then, end session," you try, but another error message pops up:
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