Beck couldn't think properly as the pain spread throughout his system. A second scream caught in his throat as his whole body jerked to the right in an uncordinated movement, a shock reaction to the jab. The burning spread to his head eventually and once it had reached there all thoughts of the teen's dissolved into a blinding agony. The process of the spreading pain seemed to take forever but in really was only a few minutes. It was made worse by the fact that the guard holding Beck was dragging the teen down the hall as he struggled, though Beck didn't notice this.
He twisted again when they reached another door, trying to bend over and stop the crippling pain, but the guard seemed to pay no attention to this fact. His dark brown hair was messier than earlier due to being dragged, held by force and then struggling agaisnt the pain in his body. His eyes went from shut tightly to being wide open every now and then as his limbs all shook. He was pushed through the door and it was shut behind him.
Beck didn't take in the area he was in, or notice that there were others in there, as the pain was increasing. He fell to his knees, head down, and clawed at his stomach in an almost animalistic manner. His bones felt like they were being ripped from the very core of him and his brain was being compressed. He looked at his hands for a second and saw them pulling in, fingers shortening and fur beginning to grow over them, before another spiked level of pain was added and he lost all of his thoughts.
A few seconds later, Beck stood there as a wolf. Dark grey fur covered this new body, smooth and soft. A cream semi-circular form encased the top half of his muzzle and three of his four paws were also covered in the cream fur. He shivered and looked about with dark brown eyes, the only feature that hadn't changed much. His hackles raised slightly and he let out a soft growl. Not knowing where he was put him on high alert. Spotting an area nearby covered with shrubs and bushes, he dashed over there. There were strange scents all around, an on slaught to his nose. All his able senses were much better than those of a human and the ambush of new things seemed to encase him, as it did for a newborn pup. He shook, not understanding and unable to form enough thoughts to think through how he had arrived here. As a wolf, he was merely that; a lost wolf.
