Allaini's Story

Aeya

Aeya awoke with a loud yawn and stretched, her spine clicking in satisfaction. She hung her legs off the tree branch she had perched herself on the night before, and noticed a few human kids laughing at Mason. He was a good kid, but humans were cruel and unfair, picking on him because of who he was. With an aggravated growl, she jumped down from the branch and landed right in front of the glass, pounding her fist on it to shock them. They screamed and ran away, leaving Aeya chuckling.

"Yeah, that's right, you little snots! Keep running!" Huffing a sigh, she turned towards Mason and smiled sweetly, before walking and plunking herself down beside one of the plates of grubs. "C'mon, Mason, let's eat, huh?" She tried to look strong for him, but she was slowly going mad in this cage. They always kept it warm, of course, but she dreaded when the winter months would come, and she hurt from all the tests they ran on her. Taking a small grub and chewing on it carefully, she glanced out the window and noticed a familiar form striding in his cage. "Looks like Fangs is up and annoyed." She waved her hand slightly, hoping to catch his attention and share an exhausted smile.


Allaini

"Please, honey? Can't I come with you?"

"You know how my boss feels about you being there, Al..."

Allaini batted her eyelashes and pouted her full lips at her fiance, who sighed and nodded.

"Fine, park the car, and come in. But no more speeches, alright?"

With a happy squeal, she parked the car, leaned over and kissed her fiance, and dashed out of the driver's side, hurrying for the zoo gates. Though she hated to see the creatures all locked up, she loved to study them, draw them, maybe communicate with them if they'd let her. As she walked through the zoo, she began to hum and sing to herself. Her first stop was the werewolf pen, as always; she loved to see them, they were magnificent, especially a small white one called Sivian.

"Good morning, Sivian," she called, "I hope you're well today!"

Sivian opened her eyes and sat up. She looked at the woman before her cage and flattened her ears a bit. She puts her paw on the glass and sighed deeply. This was unfair, and she hated it here. She much rather was back home, instead of here, on a short chain so she wouldn't hurt anyone coming close to her. She looked at the woman. She recognized the woman, although she didn't know the name of the woman. The woman always tried to communicate.

She cocked her head slightly and stood up. She turned in a circle and sat back down, than stared at the woman curiously, wondering what the woman wanted.

Alex

Alex saw the girl from the elf cage wave and he held up two fingers as a response. He didn't quite like the elves as diggers nor cuisine. They did however make excellent hunter but not fighters. Their weapons were a bit too bow relient for his tastes and they never had anything stealthy. He however had his hidden blades which kept in his shoes ready to retract out and slice a throat with one swift kick. He saw a human woman and he growled as she past. He didn't like humans in the slightest and he wont start now.

Mason

Mason sat in his tree and nodded as Aeya cleared out the humans. She was a bit like a sister to him or what he thinks one would be like. He climbed down and sat down beside her as he grabbed a grub as well and swallowed it whole. He shivered a little but he didn't want ti show it. He only truly ate ants and bees as bugs but he loved all leaves. He looked out as a few humans walked back over and he hid behind Aeya. He looked at them, they didn't seem harmful but he didn't want ti take his chances.

Aeya

Mason was cowering from the humans, which was normal for him, she supposed. He really did not like them. Aeya rubbed his back comfortingly, and smiled; he was so cute, so small, he was like her baby brother, an adopted family. Sadness pulled at her heart; she missed her parents. Though she was far old enough to be living on her own, she had been with her parents forever, and she didn't want to split up now. Pushing her leaves off to Mason's plate, she surveyed the rest of the outside.

That woman was here again, the blonde one who always looked excited and happy to be here, but sort of sad, too. Maybe she didn't like them being all locked up, and that's why she came as often as she did. She wanted to make them feel less alone. Aeya shook her head to clear her thoughts. No, humans like that were rare, if they even existed at all! "Eat up, Mas," she said, turning back to the little elfling, "you need to eat a lot if you want to grow up strong."


Allaini

Allaini smiled once Sivian acknowledged her, and sat on the ground, pulling a notebook from her purse. She tucked a lock of blonde hair behind her ear and began to scribble, curious as to whether the reason she never responded was if the cage was sound-proof. After scribbling enough, she smiled and turned to show Sivian the notebook.

Hi Sivian it read in big swirly letters, My name is Allaini. I've come here a few times before, do you remember me? :)

Smiling at the small wolf, she inwardly danced around. She was communicating with the creatures, it was great! Though she couldn't tell her fiance Thomas, he'd have a fit!

Sivian silently watched the woman smile. She watched the woman taking out a notebook and scribble, though couldn't see at first what. It made her curious what the woman was scribbling. She looked at her chain as the woman scribbled and sniffed it, than looked at her paws who were connected to the chains. She licked her paw before she looked back at the woman, tail wagging slowly of curiousity.

The woman finally showed the notebook. She read it and smiled. She nodded her head in reply. Of course she recognized this woman, she always did. Just, up until now she never really actually trusted her. She didn't trust the woman now either, but a bit more as before.

Sivian cocked her head slightly and watched the woman curiously again. Maybe this could be her chance to get out, to build a bond with the woman and get out. Though, she wouldn't know if she was able to even leave her cage. It frightened her.

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Daruis opened his eyes and yawned. He stretched his short but muscled arms. He sat up and rubbed his eyes, than looked around. How disapointing, still in the same horrible place. He sighed and stood up. He searched around for his food and found his plate. He grunted and took it, than ate whatever was on it, he didn't care. He put down the plate and sat down in the shade.

Aeya

With a smile and a nod, Aeya watched Mason go back and curl up in his tree. He liked to hide, and she knew it was just his natural hunting instinct. Perfectly normal. Turning to gaze out the window, she watched a small scuffle going on in the vampire's pen, her eyes twinkling. Somehow, she had a feeling he would be escaping this place, and she could only pray that he would take her with him.


Allaini

Allaini smiled, and began to scribble again, pressing her tongue into her cheek while she thought. I'm sorry you're in there, she wrote, if it was up to me, you'd be home with your family right now. You don't deserve to be locked up like this. She showed Sivian the paper, her eyes soft. Sivian was just a kid, she didn't need to be caged up like a...well. A wild animal.

Sivian watched the woman. The woman started scribbling again and Sivian watched intently. She had nothing else to do anyway, only run in circles and hurt herself. She read as the woman showed what she had written and flattened her ears. She had no family, they had passed away when she was younger. She had been alone ever since. She whined softly and a small tear rolled down her cheek. She let out a sorrowfull howl and laid down. She looked at the woman and shook her head.

Kishi had been sleeping before the sounds of cameras and humans speaking loudly woke him. He wasn't much of the kind to be wanting to wake up so early, but with all the commotion, but that was the usuall through each and every day around here.. being watched like an animal at the zoo. The werewolf let out a deep yawn and groan, his sharp white teeth facing towards the audience of bystanders. Some gasped in awe and took their pictures, other stepped away in fear. It was the ones who stepped away that pleased him the most.

Once he was awake enough he looked around for a moment before beginning his usual things, spotting Sivian talking to the woman who always seemed to visit the zoo. It wasn't odd behavior to come back time after time to laugh and mock the creatures here, but in honesty she seemed a bit different, not that he really cared. Getting up from his spot he sure himself around and started to growl towards the glass before charging at it, making a loud thud as his arms and body mad contact. The humans standing around jumped back in terror, a few even ran away from the area, even if they couldn't hear him something like that was more than likely to get ride of some of them.

Aeya

"Give him back!" Aeya shouted, struggling against the men that held her tightly, scientists most likely. A woman held Mason, like he were a doll, something to show off. A few of the people with cameras turned and began to take pictures of her, her snarling face, her flashing eyes, enraptured by the angered elven woman. "Give him back to me! Don't touch him, you disgusting dirt-monkey!" She suddenly yelped as one of them pushed a needle into her hip and injected her with a sleeping agent. She slumped to the ground, useless and heavy.


Allaini

Allaini gasped and covered her mouth before quickly scribbling again on her pad. I'm sorry, Sivian, I didn't know! I'm sorry. You don't deserve this, none of you do. A commotion caught her eye, and she swiveled her head, watching them drag a vampire from his pen, then a small elfling, and an older elf girl. All were being put to sleep and snuck somewhere, most likely to be tested and experimented on again. Then a bang on the werewolf pen captured her attention again, and she turned to see a large man slam against the glass. Sivian, if they come for you, I want you to hide from them. If you can do that, please try, and your friend, too. I don't want you tested on. Can you try and do that?

Sivian calmed down at what the woman had written and smiled faintly. She was feeling a bit better. She watched the other werewolf in her pen and sighed softly. It was of no use. She looked back at the woman as she scribbled and cocked her head curiously. She read as the woman showed her and flattened her ears slightly. She liked the idea... If the chain wasn't holding her back. She was always in clear sight for the scientists so they were sure she wouldn't kill another one. She looked at the other and let out a bark as warning to hide from scientists.