can you tell us more about madre antre's story/world?
-Cracking knuckles- here we go. Note, this is all still a work in progress, some stuff will change or be removed/added. I'm also open for suggestions and criticism on anything and everything
Tw/Cw for: Mentions of abuse, attempted child murder, a lot of war and a lot of death
About the world:
This one is more lacking as I still need to work through some things, however some general base ideas are there
-The location isn't anything specific, not really said what country or state or city it takes place in either
-Though, I draw a lot of inspiration of locations/descriptions from Los Angeles or California as a whole
-A lot of the culture you see with the animals in general is all based off Mexican culture, dialect, language, traditions, etc. I'm planning on integrating more stuff based on other Latine cultures into the world
-Domestic animals almost worship Alebrijes, colorful and vibrant statues that the humans often create. They believe that once you die, you become one of these creatures
-Most animals (specifically domesticated ones) don't view humans as some scary death gods pre-explosion. Post-explosion, their opinions on humans begin to sour up a bit, humans are animals just like them, and animals are neither good or bad. Animals can do harm, yes, but not on the level of mass destruction that humans had caused
-Going along with the previous statement, some animals are dead set on hating humans because of this, blaming all of them for the explosion. Obviously, this is not true, and other animals know this, arguing against these bold claims of humanity being monsters
-Non-domesticated animals (such as foxes or deer) refer to Humans different, often citing them as "Snam/Snamuh", "Elpoep", or "Nosrep", while domesticated animals simply refer to them as Humans. Another common spelling/pronounciation of "Snam/Snamuh" is "Nam/Namuh". Same thing, just remove a letter
-Animal religion will usually depend on the community in question. Sometimes animals of different species will believe in the same thing while groups of one specific animal (such as a clowder of cats or a herd of deer) will believe in the same thing. It all just depends really
-Domestic animals view houses, buildings, cars, and machines as having a symbiotic relationship with animals, more specifically houses. I kind of talk about this in this post but it's not about the story in question
-The opinion of humans isn't set in stone based on whether you are domesticated or not, there are coyotes who love humans for the scraps of food that they leave behind for them and there are dogs who don't trust humans because of the abuse that they were put through. They understand that humans are not all the same just as the other animals are not all the same
-This world (or at least, this area) has been devastated by a recent ongoing war that ravaged the city. The once bustling and prospering place of opportunity for humans and animals alike had devolved into a place of constant fear
-Without getting into the nitty gritty of it all, there has been a lot of casualties that preceded the explosion. Lots of military corruption that led to some soldiers firing at their own citizens, gun fights being a common thing (Which is how Pipit's human died, shot in the head by a stray bullet)
-Post-explosion, a good amount of life is decimated, especially human life. The ones who aren't dead are in the process of dying slowly and painfully
-A large, nearby zoo had recently been destroyed, causing all of the animals who survived the destruction to be let loose into the wild. From what you can expect, this completely set everything upside down as new, invasive species were added into the ecosystem. Overgrazing, over hunting, territory takeovers all transpired.
-Although some zoo animals have formed alliances with some of the other non-zoo animals in agreement to keep the hunting/grazing to a minimum, not taking more than they needed
About Madre Antre:
-When she was a child, she resembled a lykoi (I don't condone the breeding of Lykois due to the problems that arise with their skin)
-Madre Antre can't remember her old name, it hurts her own brain to try, too many bad memories attached.
-Was like a child psychic sorta, she could predict the future that chronologically, extended even past her death in the far off future
-However as her visions grew more and more disturbing, the animals (more specifically the cats) of her small community began to fear this young child
-Rumors started that anything that she said would transpire would come true, good or bad. But only the bad was focused on
-The straw that broke the camel's back was her biggest vision yet: “A Fiery, destructive cloud of Hell, searing the skin of both earth and beast."
-The cats decided that she needed to be killed in order to prevent future tragedies, including the world-ending one
-Her sister helped her escape into the woods and the cats who were going to execute Antre claimed that they had killed Antre
-Her sister had to stay painfully silent, knowing that if she revealed that her sister was still alive, they'd continue to hunt her down. So, she stood by and watched her family scream tears of mourning and depression
-So anyways, back to Antre, she's not really having a good time out in the wild. She eventually finds a seemingly abandoned fallout shelter, however, she finds out the shelter had a large hole in the corner. She didn't think about going deeper in to figure out what it was but, eventually, she did.
-The dug out hole eventually led her into a behemoth of a cave system to take further shelter in. She eventually gets lost.
-She meets a large group of cave salamanders who keep her company. Weird, yes, but they're nice enough to her as long as she doesn't eat them
-Slowly, her fur begins to shrivel away and flutter onto the cave floor due to stress and a bunch of other things that are really hammering into her poor mental state
-Her previous vision (The world-ending one) plagues her thoughts and dreams, she can't rid her mind of it, all of those animals that she witnessed be turned into swirls of dark red dust as they were swept away by the inferno. So, she ventured out of the tunnels to search for supplies. Supplies that she used to paint.
-She felt that painting her visions that she had seen would take her mind off of things, which wasn't a lie! The cave walls were scattered and decorated in beautiful and vibrant paintings that depicted visions, new and old, good and bad.
-As a side note: Antre's brushes were made up of a few items such as grass or dry brush, but she also would scavenge some fallen clumps of her fur to use as a brush.
-But her biggest and most personal project was, you guessed it, the World-Ending Vision. This one took her a long time to complete as she found the biggest wall of the cave, scaling it's massive size to achieve the proportions that she desired. All with the help of her Salamander Cluster to help her out
-Eventually she runs into other animals who they themselves had gotten lost in the caves. She usually helps them find a way out of the caves
-However, some animals came to seek sanctuary from the caves just as she did. Some animals came from abusive households which is why they were there. Unwilling to turn away those who are in need, Antre agrees to let them stay
-One of these animals is a cat named Pipit, who's owner was tragically shot in the head when they were both escaping a bunch of gun fire that had erupted suddenly (Going back to the previous section about the world)
-The animals that she helped leave the caves go on to spread the word about her, referring to her as Madre Antre
-Things are going… decently for Madre Antre I suppose. She's not so lonely, but, she's still plagued by her visions and anxieties of the "Hell Cloud"
-Madre Antre is looked up to for her odd but charming character and her visions plus her wisdom during this period. So, things aren't going bad for her.
-One day, Madre Antre heard the scuffle and worried chatter of the animals within the caves. She followed the voices and told them all to stay within the caves while she checked outside
-Faint, distant sirens delicately filled the air due to the distance they were at, her rheumy eyes spotted an odd black blot fall from the sky like an angel falling from grace
-It plunged into the earth and Madre Antre felt her heart plunge with it. She gazed into it's eyes, into it's fiery, destructive soul. A Fiery, destructive cloud of Hell.
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You blocked my da3dm account but I'm not a vore blog
I do like it but I don't really post or do much with it, and I did see your bio but I'm really not
I just want to read your cool stories bc they're all really fun
If your blog has retweeted vore posts I blocked it, because I don't want my stuff to be associated with vore. I don't want it to appear in vore blogs.
But I'm very grateful that you've read and enjoyed my stories, so I unblocked you for now. (it makes me really really happy that you like them, so thank you so much!)
I don't mind people who enjoy vore reading my stories. Honestly, like what you like, I don't have an issue with it at all.
My problem is when people interact with it, by a like or by a reblog. It accidentaly makes a faint association between my g/t content and vore content, and I don't like it. I don't have nor do I want my content to have any connection with vore.
In order for people to understand this better, I'll mention something that happened five years ago in this community, some g/t people who were there will remember it. There was a professional artist who made a project based on Arrietty, with character designs, multiple paintings and everything. It was a hit in the g/t community and people were reblogging it left and right, including me. The artist didn't like it, however, because she browsed the g/t tag and, naturally, found a lot of fetish stuff mixed in. Someone sent an ask informing that artist that g/t is not a fetish and she understood it, but even then, she didn't want g/t blogs to reblog her art project, because she felt uncomfotable with the idea regardless. I understood and respected her decision, and stopped reblogging her stuff.
You can read my stories and see my art, I don't mind. On the contrary, I appreciate it. But please do not give it a like or reblog (if you have vore content on your blog), otherwise you will be blocked by me. Hope y'all understand.
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