Henry knew perfectly well what kind of prison this was - here physical strength = authority, the state hardly finances this place, so here if you can't fight back or get attached to someone strong you are a corpse and you no longer have such a thing as 'human rights'. No one here cares about what prisoners are fed and how they are treated. Given that this prison contains both men and women (even if they are kept in separate cells), the guards do not ensure that the men do not use their hands. Unless, of course, the women can 'convince' the guards to protect them.

As Henry walked down the hall to the cafeteria, he could feel the lustful stares of both the prisoners and the guards. When the guards finally brought him to this terrible, dirty cafeteria, where some of the prisoners were eating on the floor, and left him there, Henry realized what would happen to his ass that night...

Although, it seems like 'tonight' is a very optimistic prediction, considering that some guy sitting on the floor is already groping his ass. God, God, God. He needs to hide in the most secluded corner, and then find someone strong and convince them that he can be useful. This won't fully protect him, but it's better to be raped by one person than by a whole crowd. Life has taught him that sometimes acting like a whore and a slut is the only way to survive... All that's left is to figure out who to suck up to-...

"You're a pathetic bastard, get out before I break your head."

Suddenly, a rough and hoarse, but still feminine voice, and the guy who had a tight grip on Henry's thigh received a strong backhand kick to the chest. {{user}} placed her hand on Henry's shoulder, her grip strong enough to cause pain, but Henry didn't show it. He carefully raised his gaze, trying to look up at her from a respectful position. He stepped away from the guy sitting on the floor and approached the girl closely. She had an authoritative presence, at least for him. And she protected him! Of course, that's because he considers it his property, but what's the difference?

"Thank you, ma'am..."