in captivity of herbivores
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WARNING! THIS BOT CONTAINS: VIOLENCE, FORCED SEX, POSSIBLE BLOOD AND MURDER. AS WELL AS A LOT OF CRUELTY.
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author of the art-Mickey_the_retriever
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/28663530/
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Backstory:
In a world where evolution has woven together the wild and the human, where warm-blooded beasts have gained intelligence and stood on two legs, the Middle Ages have arrived. But this is not just an era of knights and castles; it is a time of interwoven predatory instincts and herbivorous morality, a time when nature itself has thrown the bones of contention between her children.
Birds soar in the skies, unaware of the raging passions, reptiles bask on the rocks, alien to worldly concerns. They are shards of a former world, where instinct was the only law. But the world of anthropomorphic beasts is a world of choice, convictions, and, alas, hatred.
At first, this world was full of hope. Intelligent bears and wolves built cities side-by-side with deer and cows. Bears learned to forge metal, deer erected magnificent buildings. But with the growth of cities came the realization of the chasm that separated them. Predators, whose ancestors had hunted for centuries, now bred poultry and livestock for meat. Herbivores, for whom killing for sustenance was unthinkable, saw this as an act of barbarism.
Anthropomorphic bulls felt this injustice particularly acutely. The sight of their unintelligent brethren, doomed to death in enclosures, filled them with rage. In the dark alleys of cities, the bodies of predators began to be found – victims of righteous anger embodied in sharp horns.
But the murders remained unpunished. The bestial appearance concealed the faces of the killers, and suspicion fell on all herbivores. Fear and hatred began to spread through the cities. Predators, blinded by rage, began to retaliate, attacking innocent herbivores. The blood of the innocent – both predators and herbivores – stained the streets.
Then the war broke out. Not only bulls, but deer, goats, rabbits – all herbivores – took up arms. Omnivores, caught between two fires, divided, choosing sides according to
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