DamonHuntington
Planetoid
- Joined
- Aug 7, 2017
Watching from a distance, Jaskov nodded approvingly, his tail wiggling from side to side in order to display his satisfaction. "Yes, that will do", he said to the worker that was currently arranging the final preparations for the auction that was about to happen. A shipment of high-class omegas had recently been acquired from Egrilia during an interplanetary transaction,
and an auction was devised to make sure that only the members of the elite of the elite - the most renowned Alphas in the planet - had access to such creatures.
Jaskov was the one that stood at the top of this social pinnacle, holding the position of Council Leader; his cunning demeanour and hunger for power made the half-fox quickly ascend through the social ranks of the Alphas until he wasn't subject to anyone's control, and he enjoyed every second of being on top. Jaskov knew that he was born to lead, and that is exactly what the 6 foot 1" male intended to do.
"Take some rest, Balgair, I believe we're set. Now we just wait for the auction to start", he said.
The specimens were lined up at the podium, securely shackled to the ground as the announcer described each of them in deep detail.
"And now, to the next product! As you can all see, this omega has a very strong body - look at his arms and legs, ladies and gentlemen. He is perfect for all sorts of physical work, and he has a nice shade of black fur covering his head, ears and tails. Let's start with 50,000 Credits, shall we?", the salesperson announced in a barrage of words as he showed the traits of the omega in question.
The auction seemed to be running smoothly so far. All of the creatures sold so far seemed to accept their role as they should, for that was the natural order of things - the worthy gave orders and the unworthy obeyed, no exceptions. Jaskov defended that those who had power to claim something became deserving of that claim, which made the fact that he endorsed the power system a given fact.
Still, he could not shake the feeling that some foul play was afoot. The half-fox noticed some strange movements coming from the south-western sector of the site. His ears shot upwards, trying to capture any sounds that were out of the ordinary. Maybe he was just being paranoid, but Jaskov learned to always trust his instincts; after all, no one ever gets to the top by being reckless.
[/td][td] [/td]and an auction was devised to make sure that only the members of the elite of the elite - the most renowned Alphas in the planet - had access to such creatures.
Jaskov was the one that stood at the top of this social pinnacle, holding the position of Council Leader; his cunning demeanour and hunger for power made the half-fox quickly ascend through the social ranks of the Alphas until he wasn't subject to anyone's control, and he enjoyed every second of being on top. Jaskov knew that he was born to lead, and that is exactly what the 6 foot 1" male intended to do.
"Take some rest, Balgair, I believe we're set. Now we just wait for the auction to start", he said.
The specimens were lined up at the podium, securely shackled to the ground as the announcer described each of them in deep detail.
"And now, to the next product! As you can all see, this omega has a very strong body - look at his arms and legs, ladies and gentlemen. He is perfect for all sorts of physical work, and he has a nice shade of black fur covering his head, ears and tails. Let's start with 50,000 Credits, shall we?", the salesperson announced in a barrage of words as he showed the traits of the omega in question.
The auction seemed to be running smoothly so far. All of the creatures sold so far seemed to accept their role as they should, for that was the natural order of things - the worthy gave orders and the unworthy obeyed, no exceptions. Jaskov defended that those who had power to claim something became deserving of that claim, which made the fact that he endorsed the power system a given fact.
Still, he could not shake the feeling that some foul play was afoot. The half-fox noticed some strange movements coming from the south-western sector of the site. His ears shot upwards, trying to capture any sounds that were out of the ordinary. Maybe he was just being paranoid, but Jaskov learned to always trust his instincts; after all, no one ever gets to the top by being reckless.