Two young women venture into a forgotten forest ruin in search of a rumored golden treasure, only to discover that the artifact carries a disturbing and transformative curse. As their bodies begin to change in unnatural ways, they must confront fear, shame, and the consequences of their ambition—until fate shifts the burden of the curse onto unsuspecting thieves, leaving the girls to grapple with what remains.

After losing the cursed golden statue, two young women hope for relief—but instead awaken to find their transformations accelerating in disturbing and irreversible ways. As their bodies become increasingly animalistic and their humanity slips further away, they are forced to confront not only physical horror and humiliation, but the terrifying realization that the curse binds them all, reshaping desire, identity, and survival itself.

As the cursed transformations intensify, the group struggles to adapt to rapidly changing, increasingly animalistic bodies. Physical survival becomes entwined with shifting instincts, fragile bonds, and growing emotional strain. With each passing day, their humanity slips further away, and the journey north becomes a desperate race—not just for a cure, but to hold onto what remains of themselves.

A group of travelers grapples with a relentless and disturbing transformation that slowly turns their bodies—and instincts—into those of animals. As physical changes intensify and their humanity begins to slip away, they struggle with fear, identity, and increasingly alien urges. Torn between survival and the hope of reversing the curse, they must confront not only their changing forms but also the unsettling desires that come with them.

As the transformation accelerates, the group wakes to irreversible changes that strip away the last traces of their human bodies and instincts. The protagonist’s full chicken features emerge, including a beak and comb, while everyone struggles to adapt to increasingly animalistic behaviors. Amid mounting humiliation, instinctual urges, and shifting identities, they continue their journey toward a rumored cure—though their minds and bodies are steadily becoming less certain that they even want it.

The transformation deepens as the group awakens to increasingly complete animal forms, with instincts and appearances rapidly overtaking their humanity. The protagonist discovers a journal belonging to a former cursed traveler—a raven girl—who may have found a cure and left a trail toward her fate.

As transformation reaches its final stage, Merry and the others lose the last fragile boundary between human thought and animal instinct. Now fully animal in body, they drift between moments of human memory and overwhelming chicken nature, struggling to hold onto identity as time itself feels fragmented.