Greenville, Maine
Present day
“Lily May is sick. Started with a rash, like the others.” Anne Evans walks into Dr. Nanook Wayra’s office in the Greenville community health center.
Anne is a beautiful woman, far too young for Nanook, but that doesn’t mean he can’t appreciate the tabby-colored fur on her arms and face and her dainty pointed ears. Half-cat, half-human in appearance like all Felis, she’s a beautiful example of their kind.
They look completely different, not just because Anne is a woman, but because she is white, and Nanook is Native American, with dark tanned skin and darker gray fur and hair.
“Exactly the same as the others?” Nanook asks her. He’s got four sick kids in his center, which isn’t that unusual, but the sickness is. It doesn’t match anything Nanook has seen bef
