The Anthro Society

Pendragon wrote: (This seems a little, strange, the whole little part)A groan came from the cage. “Perosk, that you?” asked Iana to my relief. “How did we get here? I remember someone walkin’ behind you, then nothin’.”



The first two human(s) continued walking towards a camp that I didn’t see before and sit sat, maybedown, but the third human stared at me and Iana.





I looked over to the men and saw them in deep conversation, then I looked back at Iana as she slowly opening the cage. It was almost open where she get out. Then a screech of metal tore through the night.
The men turned around and the first one yelled,” They’re escaping!” He ran towards, but didn’t get far till a gunshot went off and her form crumpled to the ground. Behind him stood the Hhuman who talked to us.
“Reok,” the other Hhuman yelled, “what you do that for!”
“I can’t let you hurt them, Lojin” Reok said. He turned his gun on his partner. His body was shaking like a leaf in the wind, but his gun stayed fixed on Lojin.



“no need for thatI threw the gun to the ground and said, “I don’t owe a Hwhy all the capsuman anythin’. Come on Iana, we need to get out of here.” I walked away, but Iana stayed behind. “Come on.”


“No!” I shouted. “He’s a againHuman, it’s ‘cause of them we are in the predicament.”
“But it ain’t his fault, Perosk.” She stood up and walked up to me and got in my face. “What problems do you have with againHumans?”
“My problem?” I said angerly. “You wanna know my problem with H:Sumans. Humans killed my family! I had to watch my parents killed for H:Suman entertainment! I only escaped because I was lucky; I was chosen for a the Hunt. I managed to escape and find the Wolf Village who brought me home.” I looked at her right in the eyes. I saw surprise and sorrow in the eyes. “That’s my problem with them,” I said quietly and walked off towards direction I was sure the village was.
“I’m sorry, Perosk, but he is comin’ with usis.” She walked over to Reok and offered him her hand. He grabbed it and stood on his feet.


We kept silent for most of the trip except when Iana talked with the H:Suman and asked him a few questions. The forest was dense and since night had fallen long ago it was hard to see where we were going.
After a few long hours I started I don't think that is spelled right, I could be wrong noticing signs that we were nearing the village. A giant boulder was on the path, with it’s point facing towards the way of the city. It was carved that way for lost travelers to find the village. Then I saw the beginning of the path; we were almost there.
“We’re almost there,” I called back and ran forward. I was stopped in my tracks with what I saw.: would work better then a period Fox Village was destroyed.

The first thing I noticed was how uncomfortable it was.

I opened my eyes and realized I was in a cage made of metal in the middle of the forest, but I didn’t know how I got there.

Then it all came flooding back to me. “Iana!” I shouted. sitting straight up and banging my head against the top of the cage, adding to my discomfort.

I looked around and found I was in the forest surrounding Fox Village[s],[/s]--at least I [s]think[/s]thought it was.

Then I saw [s]that[/s] another cage sitting not far from mine.

It was too dark to see what or who was in the cage, but I softly called out, “Iana, you in there?”

A low groan came from the cage. “Perosk, that you?” asked Iana to my relief. “How did we get here? I remember someone walkin’ behind you, then nothin’.”

“We were attacked by humans. They snuck up on us and hit us over the head, I guess.”

I whipped around to see a group of three humans walking toward us in deep conversation.

“What do we do with these creatures?” one of the humans asked. “They are too savage to be put in people’s households as pets.”

The first two humans [s]continued walking[/s]walked toward[s]s[/s] a camp, one that I hadn’t noticed before, and sat down.

The third human that stayed behind and stared at me and Iana with, what I thought, sympathy.

He walked right over to us, [s]and[/s] sat on his haunches, and stared directly into my eyes. He [s]stood[/s]sat there for a long time, just staring at me[s],[/s]. [s]t[/s]Then he finally said, “Can you talk?”

“Then my father must’ve been right,” he said to himself.

“Reok[s],[/s]” one of the Humans by the camp called[s],[/s]. “[s]y[/s]You’re talking to creatures...

These [s]are[/s] locks don’t look all that secure, I think I can get them open with my claw.”

[s]Then[/s] I heard a faint scratch of metal coming from Iana’s cage, then a faint click.

I looked over to the men. [s]and saw them[/s]They were still in deep conversation[s],[/s]. [s]Then[/s] I looked back at Iana as she slowly opened the cage [s]as quietly as she could[/s]. [s]It was almost open to where she could get out.[/s] [s]Then[/s]Suddenly a loud screech of metal tore through the night.

The men turned around and stared at us, dumbstruck. The[s]n[/s] first one jumped up and sounded the alarm. [s]yelled,” They’re escaping!” [/s]He ran toward us as he pulled a knife from his belt, but he didn’t get far [s]till[/s]when a gunshot went off and he fell to the ground a few feet from the cage. Behind him stood the Human who [s]talked[/s]had spoked to usearlier.

“Reok,” the other Human yelled, “what you do that for!”

“Reok,” the other Human yelled, “what you do that for!”

“You choose to kill your fellow man because of these creatures?!” the other Human, Lojin, yelled in surprise.

“You let your father get to you.”

They are only mindless animals.”

I glanced at Iana. [s]and[/s] she hurried out and unlocked my cage within a few seconds.

“Shoot me,” Reok said without looking up at me[s],[/s]. “I got nothing left to live for. If I go home, I’ll be killed just the same.”

Part of me wanted to shoot this human and get revenge, [s]and[/s]but the other part said I should drop it and run.

Iana’s black-furred hand appeared [s]at[/s]on the [s]end of the barrel[/s]butt of the gun. [s]and s[/s]She looked me right in[s]to my[/s] the eyes. “Don’t do it, Perosk[s],[/s]. [s]w[/s]We owe him our lives.” I hesitated before lowering [s]lowered[/s] the gun [s]from Reok’s head[/s]to my side and stared at him intently. He was still crying, but I felt no need to comfort him.

...but Iana stayed firmly planted behind me. “Come on,” I said fiercely[s], this time more urgently[/s].

“Perosk, we can’t leave him here,” Iana said kneeling down next to Reok trying to comfort him. She put her arm around his [s]neck[/s] shoulders and whispered something [s]I couldn’t hear[/s] in his ear. He looked up and stared at her, then he nodded reluctantly. “He’s comin’ with us[s].[/s],” she added.

“No!” I shouted. “He’s a Human, and, if you haven’t noticed, it’s ‘cause of them we’re in [s]the[/s] this predicament.”
“But it ain’t his fault, Perosk.” She stood up and walked right up to me. Only a couple inches separated our faces. [s]and got in my face.[/s]

I had to watch my parents get killed for Human entertainment!

I managed to escape and find the Wolf Village [s]who[/s] that [s]brought[/s] welcomed me home.”

” I stared right into [s]my[/s] her eyes, hoping my anger would burn her. But what I saw was surprise and sorrow. “That’s my problem with them,” I said quietly and walked off toward the direction I was sure the village was located.

“I’m sorry, Perosk, but he is comin’ with is.”

I turned around without a word and followed [s]in after[/s] Iana.

[s]Then[/s] I finally [s]started noticing the[/s] noticed signs that told me the village was close by.

I [s]first saw that[/s] watched the ground slowly turned from grass to a well trodden on path. [s]Then the[/s] I also spotted [s]saw[/s] the boulder that pointed towards the village.

“We’re almost there,” I called back and ran forward. I stopped instantly as I exited the forest and walked into the village. What I stared at was horrible: the Fox Village was destroyed.