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Mentaria's
Creation
A
world in myth created by the fertility goddess, Mentaria. Mentaria
had two children sired by Zadolan, the trickster god.
Zadolan
was known for his habit of donning a form that would be pleasing to
young maidens. Mentaria had boasted to her sister that she would
never be fooled by the trickster god and, of course, hearing her
proclamation, he set out to do just that.
He
came to her as she bathed in a spring, having taken the form of a
strong black unicorn with a golden horn and glittering silver eyes.
Taken by surprise, she had never seen such a beautiful or elegant
creature, and she arose from the spring unable to resist the stunning creature.
He
waited quietly as she stroked his silky coat and mane and caressed
his shining horn. He nuzzled his proud head against her breasts
causing her nipples to tighten causing foreign feelings of desire he
knew she would be unable to resist. As she was consumed and
overwhelmed by his attentions, he shifted into the form of a
beautiful young man and she lay with him upon the soft blanket of grass.
Zadolan
rested between her pur white thighs, pressing his cock into her
virgin passage. Deeper and deeper, piercing her tender barrier,
burrowing deep inside. Mentaria's body welcomed him, and when his
seed flooded her womb, she revelled in the pleasurable sensationst,
meeting his saturation with her own climax of passion. She pulled him
close and as she looked deep into his eyes, it was only then she saw
the trickster hidden behind the mast and she was struck with horror
at the realization that it was Zadolan who had taken her virginity
and impregnated her with his seed.
He
gazed down at her triumphantly, pressed his lips firmly to hers and
then disappeared, leaving her alone and empty, as though he had never
been snugly sheathed inside her willing body. As the Goddess of
Fertility and Motherhood, there had been no doubt whatsoever that her
body would accept and fertilize the seed of the hated trickster.
And
so she had borne him not one child, but two--a daughter and a son,
who constantly fought to outdo the other. They each yearned to be the
best loved by Mentaria, yet with Zadolan for their sire, they sought
to garner her attention in devious ways reminiscent of their parent.
Mentaria's
namesake planet was a world of dark and light. Because of her anger
at the way Zadolan had deluded and used her, it remained a stark
planet with little evidence of the lush vegetation it was truly
capable of producing.
In
order to stop the bickering of her children, she gave each of them
half the planet to oversee. The dark half went to the daughter and
the light half to the son. Yet it did not halt their bickering as she
had hoped. So Mentaria created life on the planet--a being that would
be fertile only when the moon was full in the sky. Dominion of this
creature was to be shared by the son and the daughter--a
gendershifter, who changed with the revolutions of the world offering
each of her offspring an equal chance at complete control of the
species the Goddess had created.
This
creature had an aggressive and a passive side, it was both male and
female. Offspring of the creature were the basis of the Heshee tribe,
so called because of their nature. They were created from the anger
of Mentaria. Hatred existed between the siblings and in hatred were
the descendants of the first Heshee made.
A
Heshee does not maintain control of the change, it is guided by the
turnings of the world and the Goddess's whim. When in full moon
phase, the Heshee are fertile, yet any mating with another Heshee
proves fruitless. Only through the mating with the son or daughter of
the Goddess when they are most fertile may the Heshee bear children.
Thus, for the most part, they had remained barren for eons, a tribe
sparsely scattered, it's survival only at the whim of the children of
the Goddess..
Andso
it remained until the birth of a third child to Mentaria--one born
of love and pleasure--a gift of Lazoria, the Goddess of Love. Upon
this child's maturity, Mentaria again divided the planet--this time
into thirds, and she relented in her control of propagation, now
leaving it fully in the hands of her offspring. A mating would bear
loving fruit if it was with a descendent of the third child of the
goddess--a child created in pleasure who sought no gain for itself
but that of love. A child born of the offspring of the children of
Zadolan only brought hatred and unrest.
Thus,
the tribe of the third child was known as the Golden Tribe of Mentaria.
Mentaria
had relented insofar as she had decreed that only by mating with a
descendent of the third child when the moon was in eclipse, which
occurs once a year, is the mating considered a golden meld. If, at
that time the Heshee is in female cycle, the Heshee gene is recessive
and the child shall exhibit wholly the characteristics of the tribe
of the third child and shall be taken to live with the the Golden
Tribe and treated with love and kindness.. If the Heshee is in male
cycle when mating with one of the Golden Tribe, the child shall
remain with the Heshee Tribe.
The
Heshee await the birth of the one who will bring the tribes
together. As they are now, they are a divided people with the Heshee
driven by hate and lust in constant turmoil and battling amongst
themselves. The birth of the one marked by the Goddess will redeem
them so they might live in peace with a leader who will show them the
way to peaceful coexistence. Vanquishment of the children of Zadolan
is what it will take to succeed.
Zadolan,
although barred from Mentaria, watches and waits as well. What is
wrought on Mentaria is through his doing, through his seed, he will
not stand by and see it altered. He is barred from touching the third
child of Mentaria or any descendents of that child, but being the
trickster that he is, he will find another way to maintain the unease
and unrest of the planet.
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