New Arrival (Open)

Norrix was finally on a rare break from his occupation and his 'guests' at his jungle home that was secluded. A small sanctuary he goes to relax and enjoy himself. He has his own home in the city, but really wasn't a city ape, nope, he enjoyed the outdoors immensely. That's why he had fun capturing wild horses.

Bella had finally convinced him to visit the cages and look around to see if he any had intrigued him. He believes he had no time for any pet, not even a fish. He did have his personal horse. Maybe he could buy a working human to be with the horses. That idea crossed his mind, influencing him to go.

He crossed many paths until the adult 'dog' were wee ones in cages. He pauses, observing with puzzled eyes. "What?" he muffles, astonished at the bizarre sight. When were the rules changed?" Eventually, as he ponders the recent change that puzzled him, a small petrified girl caught his attention.

He strolls over to her, placing his hands on the bars. He wasn't sure what to say. He was stiffer than being warm and cuddly.

Rowan, a well known handler shook his head. "They started to bring in the young ones in due to a new law. I don't know why this new law was implemented. This one is named Bailey. She just arrived a short while ago. The young ones are always crying. Pining for their ape guardians. This was was reared by humans from a village the hunters took."

((haha, I said older ones. XD))

Norrix never had a child, didn't even have the experience to be around one. So, a human child in his home? That would be intriguing. Perhaps he could view little human children as young foals from horses? They are small and considered small offspring.

Norrix reverses, releasing the bars, then peers down at Rowan. Rowan? He's a handler too? Then again Norrix doesn't even enter the cages, until now. He wasn't even aware of the law, and if it really had any impact. Maybe through this wee one, he just might understand why so many are against. Was it like a foal losing its parents?

"New law? Is it the one that's really ticking off that Human Affairs chimp? Not to mention a few other parties throughout the city?" he questions, being freshly new to the entire change. His finger flicked a few times. "If so, I'll need to invest deeper into it," he mumbles to himself.

He wasn't as innocent, he's conducted large raids, even approved of some from his lower officers. Sadly, even was very ruthless to the ones that were supposed to be Renegade human villages. He's assured that Galen and the few others were aware.

A finger tapped on his chin, furrowing his brows, curious if the recent one was his doing. He has increased raids for the past month. Brushing the idea, Norrix looks at the child, responding heartlessly, "taken from a human village? What's new about that? We do it constantly, Rowan," he reminds.

He stretched his back, locking his wrists together behind his back. "I guess if I start out with a human, I mind as well try young?" he says to himself. His powerful gaze returned to Rowan. "I'll take the wee one. I like the redhead humans. Unquie, different. A color you'd think was dyed," he says.

Bailey hadn't stopped, her eyes were puffy and her nose was running. She hadn't even touched the food or water. She was truly afraid and missed her parents dearly. "I want my Mom and Dad. Please take me to them? I'm not a bad person." She didn't like begging.

She also didn't like the way they were talking about raids and how they did it. Bailey didn't care. She just wanted to go home. "I want to go home!"

Rowan nodded. "You're the General of the Army. I don't see why I can't give a military discount to you." He was doing it respectfully. "I'd also give one to anyone in the Army. You protect us from attacks by the Renegades. Besides, my supervisors wouldn't mind because the Army supplies many humans." He had heard rumors. "I heard rumors that the ape-raised humans are being apprehended in several different districts throughout the city. I haven't really seen any ape-raised children here. We haven't really been visited by Zephram." he admitted.

"The girl is 13 years old, has a unique color of hair, and seems to need a stable environment." He didn't know whether or not Norrix would really want this human female. With her crying, it was so sad. "I really wish she would stop crying. It's so heart-wrenching and she hasn't even ate since she arrived here."

He began to think that maybe Norrix wanted a male. "There's one male. They call him Damien." 

Norrix didn't want any discount. It effects Rowan's pay, and the income to the district. Then again, this district is already wealthy. He rather pay full price, offer more.

He kindly leans a heavy palm on Rowan's bulky shoulder. "Thank you, for your warm generosity. However," he grimaces, firing his eyes back on Bailey, "I rather pay the full price or more," he moderately declines the value.

That's very true, they do by daily raids and random captures. Norrix tries to keep it a fair number to have the humans not constantly thrown the the deadly armed forces. One of his vital, common readings.

His hand departs, then furrows his brows, slightly angered from not being notified. How dare they. "I'll have to look into it. It's extremely wrong for removing ape-raised humans from their domain. They're considered apes. If this be true, I'll discuss the wrong to the council," he firmly states, scowling, more hidden rage expanded.

Norrix simply eases his gentle anger after he examines the little redhead. He secretly loved the redheads, even the common brown eyes. The mixture of both was his favorite. Rarity with a dip of common.

His head nods back to Rowan. For a moment he had second thoughts as this was a very fresh trying. "Yes," he finally accepts. He peers over to the redhead. Again, adoring the shade. However he was in the process of getting bought.

"I shall provide what she needs. I have feeling she's going to be a handful," he sighs.

Bailey watched Rowan talk and then open the cage.

She put up a fight and even tried to stomp on his feet which did nothing to his boots. She saw that she was out. Without a second thought, she used the opportunity while they were both distracted, to attempt to bolt. She was not going to leave without her parents! She couldn't even find the door to leave out of.