Cat and Mouse games (Crow)

Her bleak future seemed to be set, the Feral, short mouse boy would keep her locked away until.. what? Her death? He chose to give ger away? She'd have to try to get free...he was smart, but he was still a boy at the end of the day. A beast too?

Tiny came to her cell, opening it up with a bundle of fruits in his arms, dropping them by her bed. They were strange looking, look and curved, like cucumbers, but with an odd red color to the skin. "Here, Food."
 
As she snapped up the food, the fruit ripping and splashing its hidden all over her face, pouring along her chin, her neck, down to her chest, Tiny watched her. He pulled out a small book and a peice of charcoal. "Subject eats ravenously. Must acquire more Dola Fruit.C he mutters to himself as he wrote his notes. As the girl tore through the last one, her skin tingled slightly, where the juice had splashed on her bard skin.
 
As Tiny lifted the chain, hanging onto it to lead the way, he was pushed suddenly to the side as the human made a run for it. Trying to retrace her steps in the network of tight corridors, but it was a mystery from how she was taken in while unconscious. The more she ran, the more her blood pumped, she started to feel the tingling spreading more and more over her body, ger body feeling heated and her head getting clouded and her senses clouded. Did he drug her? Was it another trap?
 
As she fell to her knees, Tiny jogged up to her side. "Phew! Where ate you off to!" He. Saus grabbing her chain again, pulling her. As she gasped for sir, sge felt the warmth on her body increasing, her skin getting flush and warmer. She could smell something, a sharp smell that she couldn't before, lingering off of Tiny.
 
Tiny looked up to the taller girl, as she fekt him up, his member filling her hand. It started to stir as the Mouse boy thought on her question, hypothisizing at a million miles a second. "You are picking up on your lower instincts as a female to my clear Alpha pheromones....or. My sleeping gas concoction has triggered a delayed response in humans."
 

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