Thread: Always two sides to War - Shay and I

The black furred shifter nodded and Tae's conditions. Misaki had no reason to cause trouble after all. He had no orders from the Program currently, nor did would he take them anymore. Orihara's ties to his owner had been severed and the teen couldn't find it within himself to care. He was glad that the bastard lost damn near a fortune because he had to give him up. The younger was valuable and extremely expensive due to both his breeding and training results. If one owned him, they could make a profit on the pups he'd produce and the targets he took down. It was sickening, yet no one seemed to notice. Because the raven had been able to fight the majority of the brainwashing that the Program put young shifters though, he wasn't blind to this obvious mistreatment. They bought, forcefully bred, and sold them like livestock. They conducted dangerous experiments on them to see what would happen if they played with their DNA makeup and even put wolves through heavy torture to test their resilience. Even then, the Shifters remained blind. They were property after all they were owned and had no say. Shifters were told when to eat, sleep, breed, and even take a piss. It was disgusting, but Misaki endured. Every pup is told from a young age exactly what would happen to them if they betrayed or tried to leave the program Death. When Tae shifted to walk up to a young female, the teen followed his lead but kept his distance. It was likely that she was the bigger shifter's mate and that those pups were his. It wasn't a good idea to intrude on a pair with pups as things could easily get bloody and Misaki was definitely in no shape to put up a decent fight. To avoid any violence from taking place, the eighteen year old awkwardly stood a good fifteen feet from the entrance. He wasn't sure what to do, since he was used to constant direction when in the presence of someone above him. Call me whatever you'd like for now., the amber eyed shifter said, keeping his eyes low as to not intimidate Chaelin and show that he was not a threat. If my name gets bounced around, then it's likely that I'll be found out by the Program. After Tae explained what was expected of him and asked him what he thought of everything so far, the eighteen year old immediately said what was on his mind. Like I don't belong here., Misaki answered honestly. This way of living was so different to his own that he didn't even know how to act. It made him nervous as he was trained to deal with new situations, but not without the support of an active order. When he wasn't constantly being told what to do by a strong alpha or his owner, he was lost. It pissed Misaki off because that reaction was stimulated purposely through more brainwashing as well as beatings to keep the shifters within the Program's grasp. Even though he resisted most of the time, Orihara still unconsciously relied on the structure that they provided. The teen had been a Beta within his squad, which furthered his dependence. He, as well as the rest of his squad, always looked toward their squad leader to figure out what they needed to do and when they needed to do it. They rarely ever had to think for themselves, so when they suddenly did it was always a bit of a shock and took awhile to get used to.