Once at the hotel room, Felix either woke up, or stop trying to nap and gingerly got off Enoch’s shoulders… he was not supposed to be feeling this bad… much less for this long; he felt like he was going to die, if asked he would say he knew it.
He landed and stumbled a bit before trotting off to the bathroom, he had left his backpack there and took his sweet time. “The German Chick” may or may not have found it odd that the cat not only went into the bathroom, but also closed the door behind itself…. Before locking the door…
Felix went into the room on four legs and came out on two, he also had the complementary box of tissue paper in one hand and a readied, but unused, one in the other.
Felix had taken back to his hybrid form, but was notably hunched over, the transformation apparently either had not finished, or he could not be bothered to take a proper poster
Further, he was visibly tired, he was downtrodden, still scraped up, and he looked utterly malnourished. If it was not for his short stature, Felix might have been a frightening sight with his sunken eyes; instead he was simply a bit bizarre. Moving through the hotel room, Felix waddled into the kitchen, put the single tissue down, still holding the box, opened the fridge and proceeded to grab the carton of… Low fat, Soy, Milk.
“...warum...“ Felix grumbled as he popped it open before guzzling it down, ravenously: if he had not known better, he would have sworn it was whole milk just then.
[OoC: Warum, German for “why”, I think

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He had nearly finished it, taking a brief pause to breath and let out a satisfied, sighing
“Ahhh…” before the tell tail singes of a sneeze appeared: he then proceeded to jerk with a hop as he sneezed. The opened container managed to withhold its contents before he started to take short, sharp breaths again; he was very confused by this and he scrambled to put the carton down before drawing a new tissue from the box and sneezing into it. He looked around with anxiety… it was obvious he had no clue what had just, was just happening; the only time he sneezed, was because something made me do so, but this seemed utterly random to him.