Humans' Enclosed Fate

Carol wasn't prepared for him to shoot her with a syringe that hurt like a yellow jacket. She tried to fight the effects of the shot, but it was working all too good. She found her eyes closing against her will. There was no way to fight it off as she succumbed.

Galen and Rowan nodded and they followed him back to the encampment. There were no other signs of any of the cages being destroyed, but some of the humans were smart enough to look at the controls. "Oh..They'd better not try what that other one did." Galen voiced. Then he noticed Melanie and saw that she was crying...

"Something's wrong. Carol's not in the cage with my human." He jumped off his horse and started to tap on Melanie 's and @carol's cage. "Hey...What's wrong? You're safe now." But she was sad?

Venus fell onto the branch, inhaling intently, she couldn't believe those three actually departed. She rested her back on the thick branch, swinging a leg. However, those three apes were correct, she would return to rescue some. She definitely would need to mask her scent, as apes easily tracked it. Like the blind opponent, using ears, and movement, also smell.

Silas observed around at certain cages that Galen pointed out. A light grimace formed, as his partner's words might be correct. Even though that the humans were attempting to escape the way that the albino did. Very certain they wouldn't get far, one the hunters would scurry over to prevent the tragic event.

He shook his head, swaying his head over to Galen, smiling. "I wouldn't worry, Galen, I'm sure the hunters around are on high alert." He mentioned, directing a finger over to the keepers of the encampment. "Look, it seems they're replacing the metal with wooden." He added, dismounting, and bounding the steed on a pole.

Silas descends his chin down to the ground, grimacing, then internally fumed. "Of course. Of course!" He called out, shooting his head skywards, scowling up at the clouds. "Of it's not one issue it's another."

Slowly, he travels over to Carol's cage, smoothing out his dark expression to not frighten the human. He placed his arm against the clear wall, peering down at the balling human. "Can you provide descriptions of the abductor?"

"They wouldn't know how to - open their own cages. But they're not stupid." He noticed the guards on high alert.

"Now now. It's not your fault. We'll find your sister." He opened the cage, going against his better judgement, and decided to try comforting her. He picked her out and sat down with her in his lap. Stroking and petting her head. "There there. It's going to be fine. I was thinking maybe both sisters would be better off together. In that short of a time, they've really gotten more closer than I believed." He looked at Silas. "You can have Melanie and Carol. I wouldn't like to separate family and both would probably feel better to be together than separated."

Galen had noticed that countless young humans weren't used to being separated from their parents. They cried for days. "I don't want to see a human unhappy." He informed. "If they're unhappy, they'll die early from depression."

Maxwell went through his paint bag and noticed that he had forgotten a color. Well, he could go get it and come back to his painting. He thought he heard something and paused, listening. He remembered that the Overlords always hunted here. "I'm an Overlord's human. He allows me out in the jungle to paint whenever I want." He spoke loud and clear.