Some geographical and anthropological situations are fictional creations, viz the asteroid strike. All characters are fictional and above eighteen.
The word Hijra also has been used with some license as readers familiar with Indian subcontinent culture would notice.
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Asteroid impact causes physical mutations and erotic culture in aboriginal tribe
Archeologists and explorers in the early nineteenth century, surveying the dense Dandakaranya forest in Central India, stumbled upon some caves. Searching within, they discovered among other items, a few bunches of faded palmyra leaves, on which were etched some lacerations. An experienced shikari who was their local guide discussed something quietly with the leader, after taking him aside. The leader informed the group that these were ancient holy writings and would be under his custody. He would be taking them to Benares, a city on the banks of the Ganges, where it could be translated by scholars living there, well versed in ancient scripts. The guide had hinted at perhaps some treasure trove, which the leader wanted to keep for himself.
After a few weeks the team leader, two scribes and their guide reached the holy city of Benares where they sought out learned men of Hindu scriptures who would be able to help in deciphering the contents of the palm leaves.
The first person they accosted, a Sanskrit and Prakrit professor, threw the bunch back at them and spat in disgust. He asked them to leave immediately and to burn the leaves at once. Intrigued at this response, over the next few days, they tried meeting other pundits but were unsuccessful in getting any headway and were slowly earning the animosity and loathing of the community. They wondered what kind of blasphemous content was hidden in the etchings.
Their local guide, made his own enquiries and ventured to introduce them to a sadhu, a hermit who lived on the river bank, near the burning ghats. He was sure that the sadhu could help them unravel the mystery of their palm leaf manuscripts. Crisscrossing the city in his search, it was late evening before they located him, sitting in a yogic pose, silently watching the Ganges flow by. The setting sun behind his hut cash shadows on him, making him look a bit ghoulish and macabre.
The guide went forward first and prostrated in the dried mud paving in front of him. "Pranaam", he mouthed nervously, and stood up with folded hands. The rishi, bade him to sit down, and explain his reason for disturbing the ascetic's meditation. As the guide explained in Hindi, the ancient turned his eyes at the foreigners, they were blazing red, but it was not with any ill will. He beckoned them to come closer, and they moved nervously towards him. He nodded at them to take their seats on the ground, which they could manage with some difficulty, after suitable adjustments to their lower garments.
He held out his hand, obviously for the manuscript, and it was given to him. He quickly glanced at the first few leaves and let out a deep sigh. He handed back the bunch to our guide, and muttered something incoherent to the explorers. The guide translated that the sadhu was willing to interpret the writings, but as it was getting dark, he would start in the morning. They inquired as to what it would cost, the sadhu seemed to understand, and shook his head, signalling a negative, smiling as he did so.
The survey team was really excited and thrilled at this breakthrough. They could not sleep, wondering what secrets would be unfolded. It was late morning by the time they made their way to his ashram, with gifts of fruit and vegetables, and found the sage, waiting for them, drawing deep of a chillum (clay pipe used to smoke hashish, ganja or opium). He offered it to his visitors, except the guide, the other's politely declined. They requested permission to light up their cigars, and it was granted with a wave of the old man's hand.
He stretched his hand for the manuscript and instructed the guide in the local dialect. The guide looked the team and mentioned that, if they wanted to take notes, they could do so. The guru would read a line and the guide would translate into English as best as he could. He warned that the contents would be extremely shocking and should they wish him to stop, they could ask for it to be discontinued. The team was further puzzled and their curiosity, albeit with some nervousness, only grew more.
Taking deep long draughts from the chillum, holding it in his puffed chest for a minute each drag, the sadhu let out huge clouds of smoke, that lay like a haze over the assembled group. The sickly sweet odor of marijuana filled the area around, and the team felt a bit giddy and high after inhaling the foggy fumes. This second hand smoking was getting them stoned.
Putting the chillum aside, the savant commenced reading from the ancient leaves.
The following is an unexpurgated compilation from the notes of the survey team.
The Dandhakaas or Dandhakavaasis were a fearsome feral people who lived around the Abujmarh hills, which are part of the much larger Dandakaranya forest, home to the brutal barbarian aboriginal race. Dandakaranya, literally meaning "the abode of the demon Dandaka", also finds mention in the Hindu epic, Ramayana.
Legend has it that the Abujmarh hills were created when an asteroid struck the lower Gangetic plain. Resultant radioactivity from the blast caused genetic mutations amongst the indigenous Gonds who lived there.
Due to genetic mutations, over many generations, they gradually developed unique reproductive systems. Born with extreme congenital deformities, they were tall, averaging above seven feet, large of frame and pitch black in color. A dirty coal black. The genital appendages were different from the original human Gonds, who were inhabiting the general area when the rock from the sky crashed into the ground. The mutants were composed of two orders, the Dwilings, twin-sexed and Eklings, uni-sexed.
About twenty percent of Dandhakaa natives were Dwilings, twin-sexed. They were either bi-phallic, ie they were born with two penis, or bi-vaginal, ie two cunted. The man juice of the doubled dicked was produced by a single pair of large orange sized testicles. The twin-pussied were slightly different anatomically, with two full sets of feminine reproductive systems.