The Cat Girl

I took a breath, a deep one. Fortunately, my lungs still worked as usual. 

I released a poisonous gout of fumes, that spread in every direction. It was not deadly, but it was certainly harmful to any living being. Even more so to those that could breathe.

The poison cloud spread out rapidly around me, causing the grass to turn brown and wither. Anything it touched wilted, decayed, and turned to dust in mere seconds. As it came in contact with the two tigers, they snarled and began sneezing. Their eyes watered as numbness and pain from the poison exposure took over their senses. They shook their heads trying to clear the abnormal condition and growled as they backed away slowly.

I scanned myself again and didn't seem to find anything wrong with me. No paralyzing poison, no suppressive force, and nothing stopping me from moving. This was awkward, why can't I move?

Slowly, however, I was able to move my fingers, then my arms. Then soon was able to sit up.