For some time now, I've had trouble writing almost anything at all and I thought I would not get any good ideas ever again. Then I made a little anthro story in my head and here we are, over 3k words later and hopefully I have more for you soon. This one has only a little spicy content, but the next one will be a doozy (I think).
Marras - Chapter I
Anthro Erotica
F / M โ Erotica / Dark Fantasy โ Anthro โ Transfem โ Masturbation โ In heat โ +3.6k words
Content Warning: Abduction, blood, puking, violence, death (wow, such erotica)
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Hundreds of years ago when humanity's light finally faded away, another species took their place as the dominant species. As the bipedal thaunon raised from the ashes of the long-dead humans, they inherited a ravaged land filled with indescribable dangers where survival is not guaranteed even for the strongest individuals and where different factions fight for control over the land of Kaaruu.
Abducted from her home in the faraway highlands, Lady Mhairi is imprisoned and taken to meet a fate worse than death, when an unknown group suddenly ambushes the cavalcade.
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The forest was alive and couldn't care less for the trembling black figure lying in the silver cage, curled into a tight ball too frightened to move even though the humid air around the cavalcade was unbearable, a feeling which was only increased by the loud sounds of the different birds and buzzing insects. The lionesses who had captured her found the temperature strenuous yet tolerable, but for a unicorn like Mhairi, it was suffocating. She had only ever lived in colder climates and her homeland was slipping further and further with each step they took. Mhairi's cage was carried by two lionesses holding on to two poles attached to both sides of a small sedan chair where her cage had been placed and the uneven terrain made her ride rough. Mhairi had been stripped naked by the lionesses fearing she could have hidden weapons and make her more vulnerable forcing her bare dark coat to touch the pure silver beneath her which stung her painfully no matter what position she took. Nevertheless, it compared little to the pain she held in her heart, thinking about what she had lost a few weeks earlier was far worse than any physical suffering. Mhairi had seen her whole family slain and now the Golden Mane would have their last laugh as she would be taken to their leader to be his bride and a pet, ending their generations-long rivalry through her cries.
The lionesses had been carefully collecting her tears for weeks and some had even hidden some of the collected vials in their belongings to sell later for a good price by themselves. Her kind had always been a target for their body parts, but for the Golden Mane, Mhairi would be more than a priceless addition to his collection. Her silky dark coat made her a rarity even among her kind and made her stand out from the rest of her family. Mhairi's looks had awarded her with multiple suitors, some coming even from continents she had never heard about before, but only one had become completely obsessed with her.
King Arron, The leader of the Golden Mane.
Mhairi had only met him once during peace negotiations in the city of Valkia when she was younger and the moment their eyes locked, the king had decided to pursue her, even though he had been a lot older than her. Mhairi had no intentions of reciprocating his feelings and he had followed her late at night to her room only to be stopped by Mhairi's enraged mother ending the negotiations between the two bordering kingdoms and possibly leading to a future where she would lose everything she had held dear. Mhairi was tired and in pain, daring only to give a little thought to what that future might hold for her. She knew King Arron already had multiple wives, one of which had led the attack on her homeland and murdered her family. She also recalled hearing rumors about him and his infertility. The king might be infertile, but she was not. Her kind were known to be able to breed successfully with any other thaunon which Mhairi presumed to be the reason why she was kept alive. The king was desperate for an heir and she would give him one whether she wanted or not. The feeling of hopelessness flowed through her and Mhairi could feel tears running down her cheeks again.
The scout of the party, marked by the tight braid hairstyle all of King Arron's wives had returned looking very ill, the others kept their distance as she stumbled closer to the convoy, a few even raising their muskets and aiming their rifles at her, some of the lionesses whispered amongst themselves when their leader stepped forward and raised her hand to keep everyone calm.
"Stop right there, Sister Adair. You know you can't get any closer," the leader yelled, covering her scarred face with her golden cowl, her gaze giving away her sorrow even if her order had been colored by her disgust. The woman in front of her threw up violently. Sister Adair hobbled ahead, puking again before falling down to her knees.
"T-the eastern road is..." she stammered in pain, "I-its t-tainted." Her last words poured from her mouth with more blood and she fell face-first into the leaf-littered ground with a guttural moan. The leader cursed under her breath while ushering the group to go further from the dying Sister Adair. Even the forest had stopped to witness the lioness' miserably slow death, an eerie silence had replaced all the noises.
"It must have been moved by the storm..." the leader said quietly before taking a moment to think about their next step. Behind her, Sister Adair was still clinging to life and groaning. The rest of the group gave her sympathetic glances, but it offered little comfort to her.
"Alright, come on sisters. We will take the longer path," the leader said as she took the point yet again, "And I'm going to need another scout!" As she said it she pointed at one of the lionesses guarding Mhairi's cage, who seemed less than enthusiastic to be appointed as the scout, "Sister Alys, take your map and get going, I want to get out of this jungle before nightfall," the leader shouted and Sister Alys obeyed. Mhairi was shocked and watched as her cage was carried past the dying lioness, the carriers made sure to keep a safe distance, but she could still see the dying woman and realized the further they got from her the forest began to sing again with a buzzing tune. Mhairi couldn't help but wonder how the lionesses could leave one of them suffer like that. Mhairi had never encountered the poisonous Veil or its victims before, but she had heard stories about it. The Veil had been present even before Mhairi was born and it would be present for a long time after she was gone. No one knows where the Veil came from, but it has been presumed to be something ancient, created by those who had come before the thaunon hundreds of years ago. The areas tainted by the Veil have spread and changed over time and sometimes a simple summer storm was enough to move tainted areas. Even though the Veil has always been there, little is known about it since its lethality and unseen nature leave it too hard and dangerous to research.
Mhairi had learned from her studies that the poison it carried was everywhere; In the ground, water, food, and even in the air of the afflicted areas. You can wander in without realizing where you are and die soon in some gruesome way. Even living near such an area was dangerous and usually led to early death or birth defects. Sometimes one could realize the danger from the warning signs like eye irritation or chest tightness but most of the time it was accumulating in the body quickly yet silently. Very rarely one could survive it, but even then it always left permanent scars.
Sister Adair might have belonged to a clan that Mhairi had all the reasons to hate, but she still felt pity toward the poor woman and wished her companions would have had the decency to put an iron ball through her head or even a bolt from a crossbow to ease her suffering. As the convoy made its way further away from her, Sister Adair's groans were still carried by the wind into their ears.