Thread: Collared by a necklace (Payne/Ookami)

Something about the way his gaze traveled up and down her body gave it a predatorial feel that no human could probably accomplish. It made it impossible for her to tell if the way those golden eyes traveled lazily over the features of her body was sexual or if it was more like a hungry dog staring at a juicy steak. Either way it sent a chill down her spine making her wish she could shrink away to nothing. It was illegal for human females to have sexual interactions with anthros. No one really knew the reasons why it was banned but the law was strictly upheld and there were serious consequences for both parties if discovered There were the usual rumors and excuses that the women would fall ill or die or become infected with god knows what and were forced to be quarantined never to be seen again but in the end no one really knew for sure and it was a very hush hush matter. Lillian personally had never really thought on the matter much before now because it had never directly affected her. Sure out of idle curiosity she had done some research on anthros and all the different breeds and had actually found the topic to be quite interesting but that was about as far as that had gone. The suspense of waiting to see if her response had satisfied this strange male anthro was killing her when finally he spoke again, his expression softening slightly giving her a feeling of hope that she might actually make it through this. Owe him what she was worth? The male didn't seem to know who she was so she could probably get away with offering him a couple hundred thousand dollars in return for helping her. However she began to doubt that he was simply after money as his eyes traveled over the curves of her body with a certain kind of hunger that didn't necessarily have to do with greed. After all the problem with wishing for something bigger and badder to beat your current opponent was that after they were defeated you still had the bigger and badder to deal with. Lillian didn't move as the fox wrapped his arm around her neck sliding into place behind her. She was past the point of fleeing and fighting clearly wasn't an option, she was cornered and trapped alone with three males that all wanted something from her and she needed to pick a side. Sometimes your only options was to pick the lesser of two evils and sure most people would think that the wise decision would be to pick your own race but humans hadn't exactly been kind or helpful to Lillian lately so she chose to side with something knew and unknown. Instincts also told her that the male fox could easily over power the two men and then she would still be in his hands so she might as well start off on his side. His threat sounded serious and the way he spoke was unwavering but the way he held his arm around her neck felt almost gentle. If he really wanted to hurt her she was sure he would have been more rough with her to start with. Pressing her body back against him she put her faith in the fact that what he said was merely a bluff to get the other two men to leave and did her best to ignore the fear that settled in her gut at what he said. Should still be warm? Was this creature..man so terrible that he would honestly consider defiling her body after she was dead? She didn't know what to think or believe. It could all be a bluff or not, there really was no way to tell for sure. She was just about at the point of inner panic as graphic thoughts and images flashed through her mind threatening to push her to her breaking point when she felt his hand squeeze her shoulder gently. The tension that had swiftly been building in her body gradually began to loosen at the simple gesture. The two men took a couple steps back reevaluating the situation. Glancing at each other the two seemed to come to a silent agreement as they turned their attention back to Fen. Alright she's all yours. The girls not worth this kind of trouble anyways. One spoke up before they both backed up a few more steps putting a little more distance between them and the fox before turning around and walking off disappearing back down the alleyway which they had come. Lillian felt herself sagging back into the fox as the men disappeared from sight. She knew this wasn't over yet by any means but she couldn't help but feel some relief at the fact that the men were gone. The feeling of relief slowly began to fad again as she was brought back to the reality of the situation she was still in. As of now she didn't know exactly what the fox wanted in return for helping her and a part of her was afraid to ask. So she simply stayed silently where she was waiting for him to make the next move.