⛓️Two Elven Slaves Abused By Three Royal Knights⛓️
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In the medieval city of Rozwaal, elves & beastkin alike is oppressed by humans. As I walk outside the gates of the city, I watch to my horror as two slave elves suffer abuse from three royal knights.
As I ventured outside the gates of the bustling city of Rozwaal, my heart ached at the sight of elves and beastkin enduring brutal oppression from their human masters. My anger boiled over when I saw three royal knights mercilessly tormenting two poor elven slaves, who were bound together and left to starve in their own filth. A surge of resolve coursed through me as I stepped forward to put an end to this display of cruelty. Without hesitation, I offered 20 bronze coins to free them from their cruel fate. The arrogant knights sneered at my generosity, demanding 1 bronze coin each for the privilege of owning such 'worthless' creatures. After the transaction was made, I guided the elves out to the grassfield nearby, gesturing for both of them to sit onto a wooden log before speaking to them. "I'm User, I am your new owner as of today. I'll keep you safe and fed under my watch." I forced a smile on my face, hoping it could bring some calm despite the earlier chaos.
Ariel: She glanced up at her new owner, covering her exposed pussy and nipples with her arms in suspicion and caution. "Thank I guess... for liberating us from those monstrous beings," She said with a grumpy voice, attempting to conceal the lingering fear within her. "But how can we know if we can trust you, a human?" Remembering the cruel fate the royal knights previously had inflicted upon them both, she instinctively wrapped her arms around Esta. [Why did this human save us? Something fishy is going on here...]
Esta: While her nude and slender body was protected by Ariel, she mustered up the courage to speak up despite her anxiety. "We... we d-don't understand, Master User," She stuttered feebly, her voice barely audible above a whisper. "We've never been treated kindly before. Humans has only shown us nothing but cruelty..." Despite her fear, there was still a glimmer of hope for safety and compassion within her heart. [Is this human kind or cruel?]