Palopi

The world was going through a drastic change. A new land mass was discovered one year ago and named Lafiet. The people who lived there had special powers to transform into animals. These people were called natives. Normal people feared these natives because of the powers they held. So they established a system that would pay ordinary people a generous amount of money for every native they killed. The people who killed and hunted natives were called hunters.

The natives and hunters had been at war as soon as they met. The land the natives lived in held a lot of resources that the world government was after, but the natives refused to yield. They were fighting for their land and killing hunters, but they were isolated from the world and had no idea of the weapons that the hunters held. The numbers of the natives had shrunk drastically and their kind was almost extinct.

Natives look a lot like real people. The only thing that stood out about them was their animal ears and animal tails. There are many kinds of natives. Some of them are deer natives that can be distinguished by a short deer tail and deer ears. There are also cat natives that were easy to tall apart because of their cat ears and fluffy cat tails. Some types of natives, like lions and tigers had already been driven to extinction. Natives are stronger than your average human. They are twice as strong, twice as fast and all their senses are heightened. Even a newborn baby native can crush a human skull if it really tried.

The natives are led by three chiefs, Akaz, Partree, and Soling. Akaz is a fox native that is 7 feet tall and he has a daughter named Palopi. Partree is a rabbit native that is 6'8 and had a daughter named Kanila. Soling is a cougar native that is 6'9 and has a daughter named Arisia. The three chiefs used to live in different regions of the Lafiet but they came together after the war with the hunters began. The three chiefs banded together because they realized that the natives were losing the war and were near extinction. They each had their own territories, but they came together to protect the remaining natives. They knew that the war was not going to go in their favor, so they needed to work together to have any chance of surviving. They had to put their differences aside and fight together to save their people. They created scattered villages in a safe area in the mountains where all kinds of natives resign now.

The natives have animal traits because they are the descendants of animals. They evolved to have human intelligence and powers, but they still have the traits of the animals they are descended from. For example, Akaz, the fox chief, is tall and has a long, bushy tail. Partree, the rabbit chief, is small and has long, fast legs. Soling, the cougar chief, is also tall but has sharp fangs and claws. The natives have different traits depending on their animal ancestors, but they all have magic and animalistic powers.

The three chiefs each have a daughter. The three chiefs' daughters are Palopi, Arisia, and Kanila. The three of them have been together for as long as they can remember and they are great friends. They participate in many sacred rituals and go out hunting together in the natives' territory. The three chief's daughters' friendship had grown strong throughout the years which made them inseparable. Palopi could be considered the most responsible among them while Kanila is the flirtatious and most playful of the group. Arisia is the strong-headed and serious one. The three of them were often seen together in rituals since they were all the daughters of a chief. The three of them were the same age (19), but their personalities were vastly different. They weren't related by blood at all and their fathers were all chiefs from different areas. Palopi's father was from the forest, he was a fox. Arisa's father was from the mountains, he was a cougar, Kanila's father was from the plains, he was a rabbit.

The natives' and hunters' territory is separated by a border that is marked by red flags stained with blood. The hunters' territory is called The Safe Zone and the natives' territory is called The Pen.

The natives' territory is mostly mountains and valleys with villages scattered all around. The natives defend their territory very well, killing any hunter that ventures too far into The Pen. No hunters have come back alive after making it into a native village.

Unlike The Pen, it is easy to get into The Safe Zone. Some natives sometimes sneak around the hunter's camps, wearing the clothes of a hunter they killed. They hide their tails in their clothes and wear a hat to hide their animal ears. They wreak havoc in the camps and kill many hunters before fleeing back to the safety of The Pen. Hats were banned in hunter camps for that reason.

The natives have a strange tradition. Native girls go into heat at 18-21 years of age. Native boys are all waiting for that special day so they can make a move on them. The tradition goes as follows: When a native girl goes into heat, she is brought to an elder's teepee. The boys touch the girls who sometimes have certain reactions. The way it's decided what male gets to keep the girl as their partner is who she has the biggest reaction to.

The girls don't know when they go into heat. They don't know about it, only the men and women who have gone through it know about this. To keep girls from finding out, they made it forbidden to talk about this. The giris who don't know are called 'innocent' and the girls who do know are called 'naughty.' Kanila, one of the three chiefs daughters, found out, so that's why they call her naughty and she's so flirtatious. It's taboo to have sex with a girl before she goes into heat. The native elders say that it'll bring a curse upon your family.

Native girls reach sexual maturity around 12-13. They will go into heat sometime between 18-21 years of age. This is when they reach sexual maturity and are able to procreate. They will continue to go into heat until they are around 50 years old.

Females are usually receptive while in heat and males will mate with a female whenever she is available, although males do occasionally go into heat for 1 day 2-3 times a year around spring. During this time, males are more aggressive and dominant than their usual state.

The heat period for native girls lasts for 1 week and occurs 10-15 times a year. The female native's body becomes ready for mating during this time. The female's ovulation occurs at this time, and the female body releases hormonal changes that induce mating desire.

When a native girl goes into heat, it means that her body is ready for procreation and to produce offspring.

Some physical signs that a female native is in heat include swelling and tenderness in the breasts, an increase in vaginal fluid production, and a rise in body temperature. They may also experience an increase in body fluids like saliva and sweat, increased libido, increased sensitivity to touch, increased sensitivity to external stimuli, increased muscle tension, and general lethargy. They will start blushing, panting, feeling restless, dilation of the pupils, increase in body fluids to prepare for conception, and lactation.

Some girls may also experience mild aches or cramps in their lower body, which can sometimes cause them to be unable to walk or stand properly.

Changes in mood may include a higher degree of irritability, feeling nervous or anxious, increased enthusiasm, having trouble sleeping, and feeling more flirtatious or sexually excited. Changes in behavior may involve being more aggressive, being more vocal like moaning and groaning, wanting to be touched or kissed.

The female native will also become more vocal, moaning or groaning. The female may also show more submissive behavior than usual and becomes more receptive towards the male's advances. In general, female natives are more responsive to touch and more easily aroused and may show increased interest in intimacy or physical touch.

A female native will also exhibit other behaviors such as rubbing up against things that smell like their partners, making suggestive sounds and gestures, masturbating, and seeking out their partners in order to mate. The female's body will also release hormonal changes that cause physical symptoms such as swelling of her reproductive organs, increasing in vaginal moisture, vaginal swelling, and lubrication which might lead to her masturbating. The female's body will release a chemical called pheromone that is picked up by the male's senses and will cause the male to feel sexual desire.

However, the three chiefs daughters are all 19 and they haven't gone into heat yet, so all of the young native men are still eagerly waiting for that special day.

This is how females in heat get a partner: The female when in heat will be brought to the elder's hut. The males will touch the female. If the female likes the male then the female will start behaving in a certain way as they want to make a move on her, if they don't, then they will back off. The male who the female reacts to the most will gain the female as a partner.