BEAST’S SLAVE

THE UREKAI:

In the days of old, humans, werewolves, and vampires were well-known species, but the Urekais stood out as the strongest and most powerful beings in the world. Similar to werewolves, they could transform into beast forms, like vampires, they consumed blood, and they also had human forms like regular humans.

Unlike these other species, however, the Urekais were ageless, peaceful, selfless, and preferred to keep to themselves. Despite being feared and distrusted by other species, they never responded with aggression, no matter how they were provoked.

They granted passage to any species that wished to enter their land and welcomed everyone.

Unfortunately, five centuries ago, an unexpected species attacked the Urekais during their night of weakness. The humans.

Grand King Daemonikai, the ruler of the Urekais, in the process of protecting his people lost control of his mind and became feral. He became a danger to the same people whom he had given everything to protect. Although it seemed impossible, the urekais managed to capture his beast form and imprisoned him in a secure golden cage, ensuring he could never escape.

But after all these, the Urekais had suffered a tremendous loss. Half of their loved ones dead, and their beloved king went feral while protecting them. Consumed by hatred for humans, they were plunged into darkness.

They transformed into the fearsome beasts that other species had always feared them to be…and they wear their monstrosity with pride.

THE HUMANS:

After invading the urekais, a mysterious virus outbreak struck the human population. No one knew where it came from. However, some speculated that it was because of what they did to the Urekais.

Both males and females were affected, but while most males eventually recovered after a long struggle, the virus proved fatal for the majority of females.

The virus was particularly lethal to females, and those who had survived rarely gave birth to female children afterward. The female population suffered a drastic decline and never fully recovered from the outbreak. They became scarce and sought after commodities.

In many kingdoms, women faced a terrible fate. Greedy fathers resorted to selling their daughters to breeding houses established to maintain population growth. Some women were forced into pleasure houses, which existed solely for the enjoyment of men, while others endured multiple sort of abuse in exchange for protection.

Even the wealthy and the privileged could not guarantee the safety of the females in their lives, as the mere sight of a female—be it an infant, a young girl, or an elderly woman—drew unwanted attention.

Female children faced constant danger. They are not safe in the society.
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