RainingHeat
Beautiful Storm
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This story is Closed for myself and Dryfter
We hope you enjoy
We hope you enjoy
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Her den was warm, dry, a haven for one such as herself. There was wood for a fire, a bota of water, some fresh vegetables, and even some fresh meat, she had managed to capture a rabbit just this morning. The bedding was made of the softest of pine needles, supplemented with feathers, and a rather large, downy soft, cotton blanket that she had stolen, yes stolen, from the local town. She hated having to steal. Hated it. But, she did what she needed to do to survive, and to stay free. That was very important to her, being free, because so many wanted to take that away from her.
She had actually stolen 3 blankets over the last several months. These were needed for warmth in the winter months. In truth, that was about all she had. Her den and the blankets. Otherwise, her food source was the forest around her. Her water and bathing source, the nearby river and waterfall pool.
She was one of a rare breed, and a sought after breed.
She was not entirely human. She was a race of human and feline, intermingled at some genetic level. She was not alone. There were others, some like her, partially human, partially feline. Others, mingled with canine, and even others mingled with deer. She, and her kind were not shapeshifters, like a Lycan/Werewolf. She was permanently mixed, looking like a human in her appearance, but she was covered in fine, soft fur, striped like a wild tiger. She the black tipped ears of a tiger as well, hidden beneath a human mane of deep auburn red. Her eyes, decidedly catlike, a gleaming golden color.
That was what had given her the name she now carried.
Gleam
Named by her very human, very normal mother, who had been attacked and raped by a Feline mixed Male. Her mother had tried to hide Gleam, for as long as she could. And in fact, had died while saving her, the townspeople having discovered the human woman with the Feline Mingled child. Gleam had managed to make it into the forest and hide, the same forest where she now lived.
Many of those who were mingled as she was, were very wild, very feral,her Father was no exception. Some others, were more, human, atlho still feral. Gleam could speak as human, walk as human, and act human. She learned that from her mother. But she was still a wild "animal", still a wild creature.
They, they being her kind, were prize game. Hunted, they were very, very hunted.
And not like the big game that was also hunted, deer, bear, moose. They were hunted for meat, fur, for the trophy on the wall.
But not her kind. Her kind were hunted as *pets*. Pets was a kind word. It was more like servants, or slaves, sexual slaves. Altho of mingled blood, females were very similar to human females, possessing 2 breasts tipped with nipples, and a very working vagina. Human Men sought females like Gleam for pleasure. Their pleasure. Males were also hunted and trained, sold to female Humans for the same thing. They too had a working cock, much like human Men. Altho Males were hunted as well for pit fighting, an ugly violent sport that many humans for some reason enjoy. It was not a good life, once captured, most of the time. Even tho, as mentioned, Gleam, and others of her species had much the same intelligence as humans, once possessed, they were treated as slaves or animals. It was not a good life.
It was said that some bred those of mingled blood, like herself, in captivity, for pleasure, for sport. Several Hunters were employed by these breeding groups to hunt and capture females and males for breeding.
This was why Gleam treasured her freedom. She was not an animal, not in her own mind, therefore she should not be treated as one.
It was known that many of her kind lived in the area. It was the prefect habitat, with shelter, food and water abundantly available. And, she had been seen, on several occasions, by people in the nearby village. Children playing had spoken of the pretty "tiger lady" that often emerged from the forest edge, and that the "tiger lady" had even smiled at them. Gleam had always loved children. She longed to approach them, but dared not to. She would watch the kids play from a distance, hearing their laugh, enjoying their smiles. When they did see her, and sometimes they did, they were not afraid. That was what Gleam liked the most. The kids were not scared of her. And, they had no reason to be. She would never, ever hurt them.
The Hunters, often bands of humans, they were a whole other story. She had been hunted for some time now, but she was elusive, quick, and crafty, and the band of hunters had not caught up to her, not yet. They were not the brightest bunch of humans at times. That worked to her advantage!
This night was no different than any other. Gleam had eluded the band of Hunters and was confident that they would never find her, or her den. She did not realize that when they exited the woods, with their newest captive, a small feral doe-girl, that one of them had remained.
Please follow this Link for a picture of Gleam
http://flic.kr/p/ciZ9mE
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