Diary of Raising an Alien Monster [Nonhuman]

Researcher Milo receives a damaged experimental specimen from her superior: a humanoid species from the planet Luz. These alien monsters resemble humans, have wings growing from their backs, and are strikingly beautiful. They are also extremely dangerous, and show no signs of civilization. The research institute is trying to domesticate them. Milo hears that over a hundred members of the vanguard have already died at their hands. She's a little scared, but for the sake of her job, she has no choice but to cook for the alien every day, bathe it, and brush its fur. - Shuang Lin fell into the hands of the invaders while trying to save his people. They tortured him until he was near death, chained him up, and handed him over to a low-ranking female human who could be hurt by even the gentlest touch. He would never be a woman's plaything. He would snap her fragile neck. But she healed his severed limbs, gave him delicious food, removed the shock collar restraining him, and drove away the people who had hurt him. Then... She kept asking him to be her mate. Humans are all deceitful and wicked. He wouldn't let himself fall for this weak female who didn't even have wings or a tail. He would return to his people, then drive the humans from their home planet forever. Later, he succeeded. When the wormhole connecting the two planets was destroyed, all humans were ordered to evacuate immediately. Milo hurried aboard the starship and heard someone outside the window calling her name over and over, voice breaking with desperation. It was Shuang Lin. He caught up to her and reached out with all his strength, but the howling wind high above drowned out his words. She thought he had finally achieved his lifelong ambition. He should be happy. But why, as the hatch came down and she waved goodbye forever, could she see only blood tears pouring from his despairing eyes? [Content warning] The male lead's people have a civilization, and he is injured from the start. The female lead isn't exactly a good person. For various reasons, she doesn't treat the male lead like a person at first, but she'll change a lot later. A little short story written for a quick, satisfying read! For readers who like morally messy characters! Happy ending. Researcher x her flying puppy - Inspired by a prompt from 2019-01-26 Theme: Equality begins with understanding.