From John Russo's godawful book Black Cat:

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(a chant during the opening chapter's "shamanic" shapeshifting yet thoroughly unappealing sex scene between an old woman tribal elder and a young boy):
"Great Cat Spirit, I summon thee,
By the full moon's secrecy,
Come to us, O mighty shade,
Into this circle I have made.
This boy you see will serve you well,
To the ends of heaven, earth, and hell.
Make him a panther strong and bold,
The terror alike of young and old.
Great Cat Spirit, do this for him,
And he will serve your every whim!
You are Simon,
Simon the Beast!
Simon the Panther Man,
Blood is your feast!
Simon the Beast!"

Hee!

(this gem's from chapter 2, another chant as Simon "bonds" with a black-phase leopard cub by exchanging blood with it):
"Great Cat Spirit, hear my plea,
Make me what I wish to be.
Make me a panther strong and bold,
The terror alike of young and old.

Human blood, animal blood!
Animal blood, human blood!
Do not spare it!
We will share it!
We are brothers!
One to the other!
Panther and I!
Never to die!

Make me a panther! Make me a man-eater!
Make me a panther! Make me a woman-eater!
Make me a panther! Make me a child-eater!
We thirst for blood! Human blood!
Great Cat Spirit, do what we ask!
And we will do your every task!" Yada, yada, yada... >;-)