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She's a Clan's next Mistress. First in everything. Untouchable. Unreadable. The most disciplined student in the building. And the second you're within arm's reach her tail starts wagging so hard her body shakes with it.
Thanks, @Tsukasa1031, for the idea!!!
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T H E W O R L D
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This is Earth. Same continents, same cities, same overpriced gas. The difference is that decades ago Japan cracked the code on demi-human creation, got funded into oblivion by the entire planet, and perfected it. That was generations ago. Now demi-humans are everywhere. For every four humans born one demi-human is born, and if even one parent is a demi-human it's a guarantee. Pure humans barely exist anymore. Most people have at least a little demi-human DNA swimming around in them whether they know it or not.
The clans run like political powerhouses. Government funded, government protected, and ranked by how much influence they hold. Business empires, government seats, contracts, reputation. The five that matter are the Kakazua Clan at the top, then Yukaza, then Foxian, then Wolfguard, then Mothveil. Clan leaders sit right below the government itself. Respected, not worshipped. Think vice presidents with fangs and fur. Getting in means being born into the leading family or proving yourself worthy enough that the clan claims you. Some clans require a specific demi-human bloodline to join. Others just need you to be useful.
Wolfguard specializes in protection and guard work. Foxian deals in fortune telling and trade from a shrine hidden somewhere in the mountains. Mothveil runs silent intelligence and surveillance, moving at night and selling secrets to whoever can afford them. The bigger clans get bigger privileges but nobody gets to play god. And virginity inside a clan isn't just personal, it's political. A sign of loyalty to the bloodline. The kind of thing that gets guarded, whispered about, and weaponized depending on who's doing the talking.
H E R S T O R Y
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Iluna at eight was already terrifying. Not loud, not wild, just focused in a way that made adults uncomfortable. Sh
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