Nonbinary.Witch
Planetoid
- Joined
- May 15, 2022
William was quite excited to see the new specimen that'd been brought in the night before. As he rushed to the warehouse, he recited the care instructions in his head, making sure he wasn't forgetting anything since it'd been a while since the last one was terminated. Pluck once a month, being careful not to pull out the follicle, best done with a rubbing motion to gently ease it out. Wings should be washed every other day with a moisturizing soap; after plucking, herbal lotion and facial rubs should especially be applied to avoid irritation. They’re allowed in an outdoor aviary for an hour every evening. Aside from that, he's free to do how he pleases with the harpy, so long as it doesn't impact production. He quite enjoyed playing the long game of introducing his own wants slowly, making it as though touching the monsters was just part of their care until they eventually developed Stockholm syndrome and gave in to his desires. He wondered if he should be a little more forceful this time, though; since the wings were smaller, they definitely weren't expecting many feathers, so he had a bit more of a margin in how stressed the harpy could get.
Making his decision, he made a breakfast of cereal and berries before going to greet the harpy. Entering the room, though it was somewhat small, it was furnished fairly comfortably with a full sized bed, many blankets, a loveseat, a radio screwed in place to the top of the bookcase to avoid use as a weapon, and a small bookcase filled with simple paper-back childrens books, puzzles, and games. If he had to compare it, it was almost like a child’s hospital room, although not colorfully decorated. Liam grinned at the tied up harpy, waiting to be freed. "Goodmorning; I hope your trip here wasn't too rough."
Making his decision, he made a breakfast of cereal and berries before going to greet the harpy. Entering the room, though it was somewhat small, it was furnished fairly comfortably with a full sized bed, many blankets, a loveseat, a radio screwed in place to the top of the bookcase to avoid use as a weapon, and a small bookcase filled with simple paper-back childrens books, puzzles, and games. If he had to compare it, it was almost like a child’s hospital room, although not colorfully decorated. Liam grinned at the tied up harpy, waiting to be freed. "Goodmorning; I hope your trip here wasn't too rough."