His progress was aggrivatingly slow, but he wasn't going to give his keepers any sign that they were getting to him. Eventually, his hand brushed up against something. A wall! Warui felt his way along the wall until it dipped in slightly. This must have been the door. Carefully, he stood up, his legs shaky from however long they'd gone unused.<br/><br/>Feeling along this indented piece of wall, he felt what he was sure was a door. He reached for the key in his pocket, but was supprised to find the door was unlocked. Shrugging mentally, he put the key back in his pocket in case it would be useful later.<br/><br/>The hallway, he assumed that's what it was anyway, was pitch black. Of course it would be. Even if it were flooded with light he wouldn't be able to see anything; he was blind after all. Warui sighed. He wanted desperately to know what the note said. At first he'd thought it was a welcom letter, and it very well may be. But it might have also had directions to where he could get food.<br/><br/>"Hello?" Warui called, receiving no response but an erie echo. Perhaps if there were other people here they were all def, or maybe they'd been instructed not to respond. Another display person could have been right next to him, watching him quietly, and he wouldn't know.<br/><br/>As the boy walked, he kept one hand on the wall and the other feeling out in front of him. His steps were small and purposeful. He didn't want to fall on his face; that would only make the spectators laugh if they saw it. He didn't want to be laughed at and he didn't want to be a zoo human.<br/><br/>A thought occured to him. Perhaps he was in a strange world, where animals ruled. That would make him, a human, the true animal, and an obvious choice for a zoo attraction. If they were all animals, then could the understand his human speech? Maybe that was why they hadn't responded to his calls. Maybe they just sounded like desperate animal cries. Perhaps he wouldn't be able to read the letter even if he<span style="font-style: italic">could</span>see.<br/><br/>Soon the boy reached the end of the hall, his hand greeted by another door.