And then there were the Normals, which included her husband, Yulen D’Jacques. Although none of them appeared to show any form of mutation, Atty couldn’t help but feel that maybe deep down, perhaps at the cellular level, it did exist. But it was buried so deeply that it wasn’t able to manifest itself.
Like people, the animals also exhibited wide ranges of changes, changes that sometimes extended all the way to the bone. Rabbits which, she’d been told, once had fur, but now had short, spiky, furred extensions people referred to as feathers. Chickens were wingless, the wool on a sheep was tough and thick enough to make armor out of, and many creatures, such as the ones called dogs, were extinct.
Most of the animals were vastly larger than they’d been prior to the Great Collision. It was ha
