The World of ES and FL (Patreon)

Hi, patrons! 

I would like to attach the backstory and settings to my work. These are not applied in detail in the image sets, but they are disclosed for your interest.

The backstory and setting in these series are not absolute. In my later works, these may be slightly ignored or changed. I just hope this will make you enjoy the stories a bit more.

ES and FL are in the same world. FL is set 50 years after the end of ES. My current text is about the world at the time when ES's story begins. 

ES's Jenna will play the same role in FL. However, Karen and Suzi will no longer appear as elves, but humans.

The completed text is about 11 pages long, but there are problems with some parts of the story and I want to modify that part. Therefore, I will reveal only the first 3 pages. Subsequently, the text will be disclosed when the modifying is completed.

And the proofreading of this text was very helped by andi guinness. He used to write Wild Suzi's text. His help made the sentence much better.

Myth

The elves were the first to appear on this earth. They were a beautiful and peace-loving race. Their lifespan is about 600 years, which is about 10 times the human lifespan in this world. 

The Ancients taught the elves a lot. But the Ancients disappeared from this world following a certain event. After that, they imparted their wisdom to humans just as the Ancients did to them. Based on this knowledge, humans were able to build a civilized society quickly.

After the elves came the orcs.

Some say the orcs are some kind of joke or prank front the gods, since they were precisely the opposite of Elf. They are exclusively male, and need either female humans or elves to reproduce. Because they lack females, gestation and birth is not done through the womb but through producing eggs like a bird or a snake. Instinctual beings, orc lives are scarcely more complex than beasts. They are capable of living up to 40 years, but most die before then due to their way of life. 

The humans came into being some time after the arrival of orcs.

Some say that humans are the finest creation of the gods—better than the orcs or even the elves, while others say humans have not received their blessings.

The early parts of recorded history of the three species is primarily concerned with the First War.

Orcs were war-like beings created to be hated by humans and elves. They also wanted to fight and dominate rather than cooperate with others. This led to the First War, where an alliance of elves and humans fought the orcs. Elves taught the humans, and humans fought the orcs. Individual humans could not beat orcs, but through the elves’ teachings, they organized, forming a society to win the war against orcs. 

After their defeat, orcs were expelled to the northern tundras. Humans occupied the center of the continent. As in the beginning, elves came to live with nature in the southern forest.

Millennia have passed since the First War.

Elf

The most significant advantage of elves is their very long lifespan. They learn and share many things over their long lives.

However, such a long lifespan is also their greatest weakness, since they give no value to time. "Time is on your side" is the elven first adage.

Many of the problems in elven society come from this adage. Their social issues remained unresolved for millennia. The generations who survived the First War could unite the elves despite these problems.

As these generations died out over time, elven society began to divide into hundreds of small tribes, barely functioning at a level better than the orcs. The Supreme Elven Council(SEC), once the elves' highest decision-making group, is now an elven council in name only.

Humans long admired the elves, due to their role in the rise of human society. However, this admiration faded as the elves splinter.

Black Forest elf tribe

Of the hundreds of elven tribes, Karen and Suzi were Black Forest elves. Most elven tribes are highly traditional and conservative, but the Black Forest tribe are well-known as being among the leading archconservative tribes.

Sex culture of elves

A common belief in elven culture is treating sex and sexuality as taboo subjects.. Sex is seen as a sacred ritual designed explicitly for procreation. 

The age range of the elves participating in sex rituals varies between tribes. The general limit on who can participate in this ritual is from 48 to 120 years old. They can also only perform these rituals once every 12 years. Therefore, elves can only participate in the rituals when they turn 48, 60, 72, 84, 96, 108, and 120 years old.

The Black Forest tribe only allows elves aged 60 to 84 to participate in the ceremony. Therefore, Karen and Suzi only had sex three times in their lifetime.

Nevertheless, the young elves of Black Forest wait eagerly for this ritual, much to the chagrin of their elders.

However, that was not the only restriction the Black Forest tribe placed on sexual activity. Records discovered early in the elven Suzi and Karen’s lifetimes revealed that one of the earliest members of the tribe had black hair. After decades of debate, the elders of the tribe concluded that black hair was a sign of purity in the tribe. Thus only those with black hair were allowed to partake in sexual rituals on account of their pure blood. All of this was enacted shortly before Karen’s 60th birthday, thus denying her the right to participate.

The origin of "Black Forest" only meant that the forest where they live is dense and looked black, but they gave “Black” a profound meaning. 

This was one of many examples of the corruption deep in elven society, and how far it had fallen since the First War.

Ritual for procreation

The ceremony is conducted with all participants gathered together.

A female elf is placed atop a table with her legs spread, wearing only a top. There is a big curtain over the female elven belly, so she can't know her mate. A male elf stands in front of the table, also only wearing a top. All elves wear blindfolds, except for the elders who conduct the ceremony. At this point, they pray to their ancestors to give them pure blood.

When the prayer is over, the male elf puts his penis into the female elven vagina at the ringing of a bell. Then, the elders check whether the penis is correctly inserted into the vagina. If they are struggling, the elder helps them using a silver rod. When all insertion is confirmed, the elder slowly rings the bell, which requires a pumping rhythm in step to the ring. Males aren’t allowed to move faster or slower than the ring. The elder rings the bell 24 times. If the male elf ejaculates in the meantime, males are to stop moving. After 24 times, a loud bell sound calls the ritual ends with it. The male elf should take his penis out of the vagina at this time even if male elf couldn't ejaculate.

The detailed procedure is a little more complicated and varies slightly from tribe to tribe. The above process was the standard established by the Supreme Elven Council.

Rules during the ritual

• Any conversation is prohibited during the ceremony.
• All elves cannot touch their own body or any other elven body.
• The participants cannot make any noise during the ritual, including moans.
• After the ritual is over, participants are not allowed to move.
• Similarly, male elves are not allowed to move after ejaculation.
• The participants cannot speak for 24 hours after the ceremony is over.

If an elf breaks any one of these rules, they are banned from participating in future rituals.

Orc

The orcs have not had females since they first appeared in this world. Reproduction of the race requires the use of female elves or humans.

This imperfect way of reproduction made the orcs perceived as being cursed or foreign. Therefore, even after their expulsion to the northern tundra, orcs continued to be attacked by humans.

It was inexplicable how they could survive for thousands of years despite being driven to the tundra and under the constant threat of human raids. However, on rare occasions, traces of a female human or elf were found in their camps.

Despite millennia of hardship, the orcs survived. But the number of orcs continued to decline. It seemed the orcs’ extinction was imminent. However, they were saved by the very people that hunted them, due to a chance incident.