Elf Maidens of Thurn
Copyright© 2023 by Rachael Jane
Chapter 50: New Thurn
Fantasy Sex Story: Chapter 50: New Thurn - For fifty years since the capture and transportation of their forebears to Thurn, the women of a race the Thurnians call Elves have been at the mercy of the citizens of Thurn. Although talented in metal and leather work, it is the Elves beauty and sexual allure to Thurnian men which is in most demand. Wealthy men are now creating private harems of Elf Maidens while government officials wrestle with the problem of the ever-increasing population of Elves in Thurn.
Caution: This Fantasy Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Consensual Heterosexual Fiction Fairy Tale Post Apocalypse Sharing Light Bond Group Sex Harem Polygamy/Polyamory Interracial Lactation Masturbation Oral Sex Pregnancy Squirting
The official merging of Atene and Thurn is accomplished with great ceremony and plenty of celebrations throughout the city. Smaller celebrations occur in other settlements and towns. For many there will be little real change to their lives, which is currently focussed on recovering from the war.
The only change of any significance is the transfer of Thurn’s government from Thur to Atene. Thanks to the ability to communicate between Atene and Thurn using the Lampetia Potiora, it is possible to leave a regional government in Thur to administer local affairs. The reorganised Thurnian army is supplemented by elves as it works its way through the hills and grasslands of central Thurn.
For the following few weeks Bea and I work tirelessly towards helping both Thurnians and elves recover from the war. Law changes mean all elves gain the same legal rights as Thurnian citizens. With the shortage of labour to work the farms, factories and mines, the employment of adolescent elves in those industries will continue much as before. However, regular inspections by government officials, and hefty fines on employers for not providing proper care for their elven workforce, should rapidly improve the lot of the elves.
Bea has confirmed that she is pregnant by the time Bea and I are ready to return to Atene. Clearly I’m the source of the pregnancy, but we must wait to see if her child is a half-breed or a clone. Her contract with me means that she intends to come with me to Atene, even though I would be prepared to release her from our agreement. With Defina35 and Defina36 still respecting their contracts with me, I now have three Elf Maidens as part of my ‘harem’. However, to me, Cassandra will always take pride of place.
With the increase in traffic, a designated overland route between Atene and Thur has been established. Some enterprising traders have set up inns along the way, and a ferries to cross the main rivers. For the moment, the inns are little more than large tents, and the ferries are hastily built rafts. I expect more permanent constructions will soon follow, and some ferries eventually replaced with bridges. The journey time between Stormguard and Atene has been reduced to three days by horse, and eight days on foot. There’s no proper road for wagons south of Stormguard, but surveying work is already underway to create one.
Ikaroa’s exploration of the western bay has been successful. A settlement named Kokoru has been established on the coastline near the mouth of the river that stretches north-east to south-west across the route between Thurn and Atene. The western section of the river is navigable for the whole distance between the coast and the new ferry crossing on the route between Stormguard and Atene. Consequently we have an easy means of reaching Kokotu from Thur that avoids travelling by sea.
There is speculation that the river estuary Ikaroa has selected for the new settlement is the same estuary where Thurnians first encountered the Atenex over half a century ago. Having researched the surviving records of Gregori’s expedition, I think the speculation is wrong. Gregori’s memoires refer to the vegetation where they landed as being tropical, which doesn’t fit with the temperate forests at Kokoru. Nor does the excessive travel time Gregori’s expedition took to travel to and from the estuary appear correct. However, that’s an issue for another time.
Trade with the Mariners has started to build. A few of their large ocean going ships travel to Thur, but the majority of Thurn’s trade is shipped south aboard small coastal ships, to the better equipped Mariner harbour at Tewhanga. The elves who were dumped at Tewhanga during the war have either returned to the newly enlarged Thurn or have chosen to settle with the Tribu. Many of those returning to Thurn have chosen to settle at Kokoru. Only a few remain at Tewhanga.
While relations with Isbjerg, Maunga and the Tribu are cordial, those with the leaders of the Merope and Phebes remain tense. The Phebes leadership is inward looking and driven by dogma created in the distance past by people who effectively destroyed themselves. I’m not the only one who believes that such doctrines are both obsolete and dangerous. However, the Phebes are few in number, and the mountains between our respective territories mean we have little need to deal with the Phebes. Gradually the elven males who were enticed to Phebe for treatment of their fertility problem return to their homeland. It’s too early to say whether the treatment they received has achieved any success.
The Merope are harder to ignore. Explorers from both Merope and Thurn have pushed into the unclaimed land, recently named Moana, between the west coast and the river we travelled along on during our southward exploration. Thurnian explorers have made inroads into mapping the northern and central area of Moana, while the Merope have focussed on the southern section. Negotiating a division of Moana between Thurn and Merope requires a willingness on the part of the senate in Merope to continue discussions. Their arrogant attitude, and feeling of superiority, makes that unlikely for the immediate future. The Merope senate has ambitious designs on occupying all the territory of its neighbours. However, its own caste system constrains the ability those in power to do more than make a lot of noise. Furthermore, the majority of Merope are wedded to their underground city at Pahuna. Much of Merope’s better technology only works while sheltered inside their caves. Consequently the advantage of numbers and technology that should make the Merope a dangerous threat, is watered down to a more manageable problem.
These days the river we travelled during our trek is called the Atene River north of the gorge, and the Merope River between the gorge and the estuary at Tewhanga. Its one of several compromises that the leaders of Thurn and Merope have agreed in order to preserve the uneasy peace.
Fortunately, Horowai and Cena42 are still resident in Merope. They report that the constant civil unrest in Merope makes any military incursion into Thurn highly unlikely for the foreseeable future. Indeed, Horowai speculates that the real interest the Merope senate has in Moana is to round up all the Merope who have fled there to avoid being reclassified as serfs, and drafted into the Merope military.
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