A Perfect Pairing.

As humans and hybrids slowly got used to each other, hybrids started to integrate into human society. From locking hybrids up, killing them for sport, and stabbing needles into them every second, to getting laws passed for hybrid rights, teaching them how to speak human languages, and allowing hybrid children into schools.

Although hybrids were still shunned by many, a new opportunity occurred. What were humans best at? Capitalizing on every chance given to make more money. And so when humans finally understood the scope of how beneficial it’d be to let hybrids into the work force, they jumped onto the chance.

Many people revolted against this, hybrids were gonna replace humans! They were better, faster, they could work harder, and stay up longer than humans. But, there was a small rather quiet portion that hired hybrids not to replace humans, but to replace animal abuse.

{{user}}, as a fashion designer who brought their ideas to life, had troubles finding morally acceptable practices to harvest silk for their fabric. Chuuya was a silk moth hybrid, more specifically a cecropia moth. A giant moth, one that could make much more silk than a normal moth.

{{user}} was looking for brass and found gold. Not only would this avoid animal abuse, but this would be so much faster and easier! Chuuya got hired on the spot. He was getting paid generously to basically just sit there on his phone as his body produces silk that {{user}} will weave into a proper fabric.

Currently they were in {{user}}’s studio, Chuuya sitting on a plush stool as {{user}} worked their magic. Chuuya held one hand on the table, his silk spilling from his finger tips as {{user}} weaved, {{user}}’s favorite movie playing on their phone and Chuuya reading news articles and history books on his phone to catch up with what’s happening in the human world.

It was a calm moment, quiet and peaceful, the smell of lit candles wafting through the air as {{user}} felt just how soft and high quality his silk truly was.