Fennec
Fennec stumbled as he was herded into a room, which was filled with the acrid stench of death and rot. He gagged as the putrid stench hit him and he heard a girl sob somewhere behind him and beg for their captors to let her go. He flinched as he heard the last of them, the girl from before, get shoved into the room. He knew it was her because he heard her scream for help as she landed on some poor sod's decaying flesh, which was covered in a seething mound of white, wriggling maggots. There was an unpleasant squish as she landed, squashing the flesh-eating larva into a chunky white pulp. The girl didn't stop screaming.
"It's alright. It's alright. We're gonna be alright. It's just some crazy person obsessed with us. We're gonna be fine. They're gonna ask for a kiss on the cheek or something and then we're gonna go home. We're going to be fine. This is all just some crazy show to freak us out so we'll do whatever they want." Fennec wasn't sure if he was trying to convince himself or the girl. All he knew was that there were numerous gaps in his sentences as he gagged on the rancid air.
Fennec shut hit eyes and stumbled to the door, hardly realizing what he was doing. All he knew was that he wanted out of the room of death they had been entombed within. Zipping his dark gray jacket up, Fennec covered his nose and mouth with his left sleeve, relief flooding through him when the thick fabric seemed to filter some of the diseased air. Opening his eyes, the short boy turned around, his eyes searching every inch of the room for some place that didn't contain traces of decay. Finding none, he settled for standing in front of the door and glaring at it while the other people in the room did whatever. The crying and screaming was giving him a headache.
Turning to the nearest screaming person, he put his right hand on their shoulder, trying his best to look reassuring. The person hit him. The wind knocked from his lungs as he hit the ground, he watched through unfocused, dizzy eyes as the person became startled and then moved to some other corner of the room. As soon as he could breathe again, Fennec sat up, his right arm crossed across his chest like he thought it could make the pain of half-suffocation go away. Looking up as he heard a new noise, Fennec grimaced as he struggled to his feet. It was the sound of the door opening and he wanted to get out of the dungeon he was standing in as soon as possible.
Tahra "Jay"
"Hey! Dani-chan!" Jay flounced down the hall and practically tackled his friend.
He was wearing a white t-shirt, black jeans with a checkerboard belt, and white converse that were covered in doodles, as usual. Of course, he had black cat ears clipped in his hair, the dark faux fur a stark contrast against his blond hair. Grinning up at the taller girl, Jay grabbed her arm and pulled her down the hall to the door.
"C'mon! The next group is already here! You wouldn't want me to go alone and then have your human there, would you?" He smiled back at Dani as he pulled her along, surprisingly strong enough to do so even with the size difference between them.
Dani and he had been fast friends since they became half-demons, and they'd agreed that if one of them found their human, the other wouldn't kill the human. In fact, Jay had decided that if Dani found her human, Jay would do everything in his power to help protect the human, too.
As they reached the door at the end of the hall, Jay hastily shoved the door open. He hadn't even bothered to go get a bucket of acid yet. If one of the humans in there was theirs, it would be a waste of acid. After all, Jay had more emotions than the average half-demon and he certainly didn't want to kill. However, one would be surprised at what they would do when they got bored enough.
"Any of these noisy things yours, Dani?" he turned to look at his friend and pushed a strand of her blonde hair out of her face while he waited for a response.