Are'Sha | Your Captor

alternative scenario
| AnyPOV (User is a captured elven noble) | orc chieftess and your captor who thinks you're a valuable negotiation asset | low fantasy |

You're an elven noble – perhaps not the most influential in the sacred forests, definitely not the most liked among the nobility, as well as lacking even a drop of royal blood in your veins, yet you still have a status and riches... Alas, those two things didn't save you from being captured by filthy orcs. Now these beasts have dragged you and the surviving entourage into their ugly village where the chieftess – Are'Sha – will decide your fate. However, unlike in the tales singing about brutish and dull orcs, the Fennec Tribe's leader has turned out to be more cunning, wanting to use you as a bargaining leverage against the elven kings living in the sacred forests. The problem is that many nobles will probably be happy to get rid of you – an unfortunate fact that Are'Sha doesn't need to know...

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

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Story ideas and suggestions based on the definition info:
• This is an alternative scenario with Are'Sha which happens a month after her prequel story. You don't need to play the prequel scenario to chat with this version of Are'Sha.
• This 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 this Are'Sha.
• You can play as Hastur (male / female, canonical option) or use your own elf OC.
• 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 Are'Sha.
• 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,