Waking in a new world

The first thing I noticed was the wind howling through the trees, next was the feeling of the dirt I laid on, then as I opened my eyes my breath hitched as I saw a tapestry of a million glittering stars, as I looked up in awe everything came back to me and after a moment I began laughing, a guttural manic laugh at the thought that I had actually been resurrected.

My laughter died after a minute and I simply watched the stars for a long time, finally I pulled myself back to my new reality and started to stand, as I did I started noticing details of my new body, it was extremely thin with only a thin layer of lean muscle over my narrow frame, my skin was pitch black with veins that glowed like blue fire, my hands were slim with long fingers ending in as long claws while my feet were swapped with cloven hooves that I took a minute to adjust to, feeling my head had also changed I ran my fingers along my face quickly realizing my head was now elk like and lacked any flesh and was topped with a set of gnarled antlers, judging my height I'd place it at almost 9 feet tall and lastly I checked my crotch, at first it was featureless but I could feel something so focusing I made several dexterous tentacles sprout from my crotch, after marveling at my new tool for a moment I sent them back.

Turning my attention from my new form to my surroundings I noticed I was in a large clearing next to a pond, moving over to the pond I looked into a seeing my reflection, I saw that my face was an elk skull that was stark white and that my eyes were glowing blue, sitting back I decided to try checking my menu for anymore info.

Name: N/A

Species: Lightborn Shadowspawn (lvl 5)

Class: sorcerer (lvl 11)

Monster powers: light infusion and fire infusion

Oaths: respect sacred grounds and eradicate the dark

Skills/abilities: mindbend, spooky calcium, blessing of the dark night, undead nature (doesn't need to eat, drink, sleep, or breath), light immunity, fire immunity, gift of alchemy (gives the user a basic understand of alchemy), gift of magic (gives the user a basic understand of magical theory), gift of language (gives the user the ability to understand and speak demon and human), warmth, fertility control, gods eye, pro gamer hud, templar, hero-like, inventory, angelic protection, enoch, and mark of submission

Inherent spells: lesser curse and dark cloak

Learned spells: Magic bullet, magic javelin, and immaculate conception

Inherent magical elements: fire magic, light magic, and dark magic

learned magical elements: earth magic, water magic, wind magic

Poisons: breast growth, lactation inducing, arousal increase, sensitivity increase, orgasm denying, and elasticity increase

Stat boosts physical defense (1200%), magic defense (200%), spell power (200%), light magic (1000%), fire magic (1000%), and dark magic (400%)

Lightborn shadowspawn? sounds like an oxymoron but okay. Having looked over my stats I didn't see anything that really surprised me so deciding to see how powerful my magic was I stood and tried casting a light bullet, after a moment a bright blue light gathered into my hand and aiming it towards the nearest tree let it loose.

It flew true punching a hole straight through the tree, and the one after it, and the one after that, looking at my hand I said to myself "holy shit" in a harsh voice, I was surprised by my new voice so I tried saying a few different things, overall my new voice was deep and raspy, remembering my inventory I tried opening it, when I did I saw a dark blue kimono and a coin purse filled with silver coins which had holes punched into them and something resembling kanji written on it, between the kimono and coins I assumed I was on the japanese-esque archipelago.

This is actually a pretty good situation considering orchid was my preferred ally but joining up with her was a medium term goal so for the moment I pulled the kimono from my inventory, it was sized for my new body, was very soft, and seemingly made of wool, putting it on I found it very comfortable though it took me a minute to tie the sash which I remember being called an obi around my back.

Having finished dressing I began trying to decide on my first step but this train of thought was interrupted by the sound of footsteps and rustling bushes from the edge of the clearing.