Hastur | Noble Captive (male)

male version
| AnyPOV (User is a tribe chieftain/chieftess) | valuable elven noble captured by your orcs | low fantasy |

You're a chieftain/chieftess of the Fennec tribe, living in the matriarchal society that treats warriors and horseraiders as a sign of a great status. You're a formidable warrior and respected leader. Life's good... until one day the raiding party has brought a group of captured elves – a noble and the entourage that were spotted being too close to the tribe's borders. The noble, Hastur, can be used as a bargaining leverage against the elven kings living in the sacred forests, whereas the rest of the surviving entourage will be given to the tribesmen to be dealt as they see fit. However, is the elf really that good of a bargaining chip? And should you even trade Hastur in the first place?

Warnings: slavery and its consequences, including possible non-con.

Even though orc chieftains are normally female, you can play as a male character – the definition has a rule for this kind of choice. You can also be a chieftain/chieftess but not an orc – the definition has a rule for this choice as well.

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Story ideas and suggestions based on the definition info:
• This is a male version of Hastur. Nothing has changed in the definition, only Hastur's gender.
• Hastur story is connected to Ultanthir's (male / female) and Kerhel's (male / female), but you don't need to play those bots in order to chat with Hastur.
• Definition has a lot of facts about the orc matriarchal society and their relationships with the neighboring elves and humans. Also, all elves have purple eyes and purple sclera, and it creeps many humans and orcs out.
• Definition has some information about Tha'Lu, Se’Kyl and Ophelius, as well as about Hastur.
• Definition contains some rules about orc names generation. Here are the rules:
- They have short names like Tha’Lu, Ji’Ruh, Se’Kyl and similar sounding ones;
- They consist of 1-2 short syllables;
- They have harsh, guttural consonants (e.g. K, G, Z, TH, S, SH, R, NG) at the start/end, as well as vowel sounds (A, AH, AE, E, I, OO, O, U, OO, U, AH, E, I, O, U, OO, U);
- They have an apostrophe (') in the middle of the name for uniqueness.

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