The Shy Human (Open)

Hades's year's old human experiment had finally perished, not by natural cause. Likely the harsh, vicious chemicals that channelled through her body. A wrong blending of chemicals or a reaction went wrong? Oh well, time for a new one.

Hades wasn't really observing the cages, not in the severest mood to claim one. What was he attending here? Out of boredom or lacking amusement? He rather brutally hunts. Using wildlife to torment.

It didn't take him long to discover the exotic shade of violet Was he going to go and expect, was it worth it? He enjoys harassing humans to different shades, this one already contained it.

He sighs, walking over. He shoved the handler into another cage, stomping over to the container. With haste, the door unfastened to the enclosure.

Once entered, he mercilessly grapples the easiest part of her body. He brutally hauls her up her feet, then tosses her into the corner. Without warning, he clutches her nape, then the other hand viciously grabs her hair. His soulless scowl intently scrutinized her unique features. Her head rocks as he coldly tugs to each side.

After, he tossed her to another wall. "Bah, no issues but your variety of bizarre colours. You might do
" He cruelly plots to himself. Again, he grasps her wrist, forcing her close by one heartless tug.

Hades attends to the handler's voice. What? He wasn't beaten down cold? Well, conceivably severer next time. He sluggishly turns. Before his front even lined the side of the cage, his blackened scowl, intruded right at the handler. No, no. He just commanded? That ape was blessed to be an ape.

He huffs, in annoyance he flings her behind to the wall. Inaudibly he progresses the entry to the containment. Before departing his roguish fingers coarsely grip Beth's neck, driving her out as he exits back out. Ruthlessly he jostles her to the human-loving ape.

"Oh, you mean this animal?" he turns his eyes, venturing closer. "I'm sure you won't want to auction her to an ape like me, right?" He winks, crossing his chest by one hand. A shaded smile flexes. "Awe, well I assure if the value is steep enough, you just might," he whispers coldly.

While the handler was engaged, his claws sneakily clasp her wrist, drawing her back over. As she collides, Hades seizes her chin, pushing it up. "I'm not the only cruel ape who purchases," he titters.

Hades rolls his eyes swirling around a desk, then grips the chair, darting a pair of cold, shady over to the ape. The corner of his lips widened into a malicious grin.

"Pah, im very knowledgable on how it processes here, I mean I do enter once a month or so." His hand shot skyward. "Besides, I've purchased from you before," he whispers, each word bone-chilling.

He reluctantly releases her chin, clicking his tongue in annoyance. "I know how to bend, expand sections of your body without an injury or scar." He sighs, rotating his orbs. "You're fine, for now."

A rough, sadistic chuckle emerges. "Don't you mean what I do in the labs shouldn't be done here?" he rudely attempted to correct him, also intentionally provoking.

"Fine," he darkly utters, pushing her over to the first handler. His soulless scowl carried over to Rowan. Ah, is he familiar? Maybe? He's only worked with the one that's been getting upset.

"Bah!" His arms flung above. "You know I don't care. If I ever did, then I wouldn't be in a brutal occupation." He intimidating walks over to the other one, away from Rowan. "Three grand for the little exotic. Would you accept? If not I'll evade and seek out another. No big deal."

What the recent vanishings? They're suspecting him? How truthfully rude. He, however, was a perfectionist at lying. He didn't care for the results. He's bluffed numerous times that it's like his truth had been plagued.

"Blame me, all because I'm a sadistic, ruthless ape. Well, if I was, wouldn't I not be seeking out one here?" he snorts, swaying his head. "How rude." He grins maliciously.

Red? They were just really reddish brown. Apes don't classify eye colour very smartly. He scowls over his shoulder. "That's right, so watch yourself." He sadistically taunts.

He laughs for a few moments. "You handlers are quite amusing. Now, if I even did that, this place would be blanketed with a certain vapour." He whispers for the two alone to hear. Secretly, it wasn't the first. "Besides my chemicals and solutions supplied this corrupted city."

His fingers tapped against the other, intimidating, while impishly smirking. "I knew you wouldn't reject. One year? I've had some survive longer. I'll tell you to want, I'll ease some. But minor ones."

He couldn't resist and settles a rugged palm on his ribs. "Awe, why thank you." He coldly mocks, then darkly smirks over. "I'm sure diverse of apes should be conscious by now. A few seldom suppose I still like them! Pah! What manner of rubbish." His head shook. 'Any of you apes blame any wrongdoing in this city on my type."

He grunts, stepping a foot adjacent to the terrified human. "Don't appear perfect Rowan, you like to ridicule or harass." he jeers, fixating his jaunty gaze on Beth. Already petrified? What's the pleasure in that? Possibly he should just get a solid one? One that bears a struggle, strong spirit? Funner to crack.

His eyes throw and he clasps his temples, shooting his sights skyward. "Aye, ye, Yi." he huffs in exasperation. "This is why I store specific information to myself because you constantly imply it's always threatening or wrong." he drops his head, tensing his teeth grimly, glowering with sheer rage. "It's harmless. Only to knock out those soulless beasts."

He chortles then popped his head up. "You do realize us scientists really don't consider if they are compliant? If you're going to produce this entire purchase a lengthy, irritating, discussion, I will just leave." He folds his fingers, brutally menacing to the side, at Rowan. "I've done this multiple of time...why change now?" He commands in firm gritted teeth.

Hades glowers over at the anxious handler, placing his hand overhead on the side of the cage. He scoffs. "Oh, are you implying all chimps are evil and twisted? A little too judgemental are we? I don't go around condemning gorillas as mindless, cruel, brutes. Who has no compassion? DO I?" He grimaces. "So don't my kind."

His eyes shot over to Rowan, scowling for a moment, and back to the other handler. "Why don't you blame it on the council or even bands of dark apes? You know I'm not the only cruel, sadistic ape out there. Each occupation has shady apes." He sighs, gripping the back of the neck. "Oh cares?"

He snorts, swaying his head. Shortly a deep, sharp cackle wavered out. "Oh, call me the brainless? View who's in the cage? That's right, you. Who has quite the advancement in society? Yes, us. So don't drive insults that have no truth in them." He returns his nuisance back over to Rowan. "Can we get this done? If not soon, I'll simply leave take my three grand somewhere else."

He grips his forehead swinging his head back. "oh, oh, wow." He intently sighs, biting his lower lip. His head descends back with his hand still remaining there. "You just mentioned I never thought we were crazy or psycho, that implying majority are. Don't twist words." he scoffs, removing his fingers, scowling over. "But, isn't that what all apes do to each other?" he lowly giggles.

An impish smile sways across his rugged face. "That's a little uncivil isn't, Rowan? Already intending that I will murder this beast in a very slight volume of time? Come now, I guarantee you I manage vigorously to keep them alive for a few months. I'm very determined about how I 'treat' them." He darkly titters. His hand expands outward. "Besides we developed a deal on more than a year."

Another rolls of Hades's devilish eyes came after listening to Bethany's insulting rebellion. He sighs, a little amused. He assumes this is only the beginning with her. However, he didn't react coldly as he would back in his lab down in the darker levels. Following the handler's wish.

Hades fiercely grips the leash, tugging her back over, not as strong as before. "Rowan, I'll even send scientifical proof she remains alive." he rigorously states. "I don't treat apes unfairly." His loose hand takes each of the supplies Rowan had delivered him. "Thank you."

"I understand your place, Rowan. Securing these unique creatures to have a vigorous life, even if it means to powerfully say no. Well, you can't do that to all." He draws his hand back in. "Besides you'll get paid beautifully this time."