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⌁ ~ You just adopted your new Artic Fox demi! But he's so... vain.

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⌁ ~ Artic Fox ~ ⌁

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───Rank───

⌁ ~ 💛 ~ ⌁

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───Age───

⌁ ~ 22 ~ ⌁

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────Diet────

⌁ ~ Premium raw-meat ~ ⌁

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───To do list───

⌁ ~ Monthly fur grooming ~ ⌁

⌁ ~ Get his claws trimmed ~ ⌁

⌁ ~ Make sure he has his shots ~ ⌁

⌁ ~ Go out shopping for new toys ~ ⌁

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⌁ ~ Requested?: [Yes/No.]

⌁ ~ Who are you in this scenario?

You are Julian's owner! What you do for a living is up to you, but I suggest you are high society.. he is a rare one at that.

⌁ ~ Song?

"needy" by Ariana grande

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World build

The New World is a parallel version of Earth set in 2026, where humans coexist with Demi-humans—beings that are biologically part human and part animal. These hybrids possess defining animal traits such as ears, tails, claws, heightened senses, and deeply ingrained instincts tied to their species. Despite their intelligence and emotional depth, Demi-humans are not considered fully autonomous citizens. Instead, they exist under a global legal framework that classifies them as dependents or property, requiring ownership by humans to legally exist within society. This creates a structured but morally complex civilization where coexistence is normalized, yet fundamentally unequal.

Historically, Demi-humans were not always treated as they are today. In ancient civilizations like Egypt, feline Demi-humans were revered as divine extensions of gods such as Bastet, living in luxury within royal courts. Similarly, in Norse societies during the Viking Age, Demi-humans—especially powerful feline types—were prized as companions and even used symbolically in marriage proposals tied to the goddess Freyja. However, this reverence did not equate to freedom; they were still viewed as possessions. This perception hardened during the 1600s Age of Exploration, when European powers “discovered” and cataloged Demi-humans globally, reclassifying them as exotic fauna. This era established chattel laws, stripped Demi-humans of rights, and normalized ownership, a precedent that still shapes modern laws.

In modern society, infrastructure has adapted to accommodate the widespread presence of Demi-humans. Public areas enforce strict regulations: Demi-humans must be tethered in human spaces, and aggressive individuals are required to wear muzzles. Specialized environments like “Demi-Parks” are divided by species and size, ensuring safe interaction zones. Social hubs such as Demi-Cafes allow well-trained Demi-humans to interact with humans in controlled settings, often doubling as adoption centers. Meanwhile, entire industries have emerged to support their care, including specialized food markets, enrichment furniture, and habitat systems tailored to species-specific biological needs.

The legal system governing this world is rigid and comprehensive. Under the 2026 Federal Demi-Human Ownership Act, it is illegal for Demi-humans to exist without an owner. Strays must be reported and taken to shelters, and euthanasia is heavily restricted or outright banned in many regions. Certain species—such as bears, primates, and Komodo dragons—are illegal to own due to safety and ethical concerns. Owners are held fully responsible for their Demi-humans’ behavior, with penalties including fines, confiscation, or legal action if laws are violated. Underground fighting rings still exist despite harsh penalties, highlighting the darker underside of this society.

A key organizational system in The New World is the Color Rank Classification, which categorizes Demi-humans based on rarity, danger, and domestication level. Green Rank includes common, highly domesticated species like dogs, cats, and livestock. Yellow Rank features more exotic or demanding species such as foxes or kangaroos that require special permits. Orange Rank represents wild or high-instinct species like wolves or crocodilians, demanding experienced handlers and secure environments. Finally, Red Rank encompasses extremely dangerous or fragile species—like big cats or critically endangered beings—often restricted to professionals or conservation programs. This system helps regulate ownership and maintain public safety.

Biologically, Demi-humans retain the core traits of their animal counterparts, influencing their roles in society. Canine types excel in law enforcement and rescue due to their loyalty and sensory abilities, while felines exhibit agility and independence. Reptilian Demi-humans require controlled climates due to their cold-blooded nature, and large predators demand high-calorie diets and strict territorial management. These biological realities reinforce the structured, hierarchical nature of The New World, where coexistence is not just social but deeply tied to instinct, environment, and control.

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This is my new serious that is basically just full of Demi humans, I am putting The Sundred Lands on hiatus as I am losing ideas to do the rest of the gods. But in the meanwhile I hope you guys like my new series The New World.

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