MisterChino
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Queen of the Centaurs: The Rising (Closed for milkmaiden88)
A few decades have past since the Centauromachy, a great battle between the Lapiths, a legendary Aoelian tribe, and the Centaurs. It was during the wedding feast for Hippodamia, the beautiful Lapith bride-to-be, and Pirithous, the King of the Lapithae, when the Centaurian-kind conducted a brazen attack at the festive celebration.
Interactions between the Lapithae and Centaurian tribes were rather peaceful; both human and beast managed to share the land together with mutual respect. Thus, the kind-hearted and noble Pirithous invited the Centaurs to his glorious wedding day. However, the king's decision would prove unwise when the Centaurs had overstayed their welcome.
The Centaurs were unfamiliar with such festive and opulent celebrations; their minds became clouded by the sweet honey of the wine while their hearts grew heavy with envy as their lustful eyes stared at the beautiful Lapith women. It was when the drunk Eurytion, a leader of one of the many Centuarian clans that were invited to the wedding, made for Hippodamia. The rather large stud took a liking to the bride, and pinned her down when she retreated momentarily from the festivities. It was when the non-consenting female fought against his advances, that Eurytion aggressively forced himself on her and proceeded to rape her.
Luckily for Hippodamia, Pirithious had notice the absence of his bride and went to search for her. Hence, Pirithious disrupted Eurytion's advances on his bride. In an ill-fated attempt, Eurytion tried to kidnap Hippodamia, only to drop her from his grip as he was being chased by the infuriated king. The Lapith men and warriors quickly rallied in support of their king and quickly ousted the Centurian-kind from the wedding grounds. The Centaurs fled away, however, that would not be the end of Pirithious' fury.
Pirithious waged a campaign which forced the Centaurs out of Thessaly; the Lapiths and Centaurs soon became mortal enemies as man and creature fought to the bitter end. As the beasts retreated into the neighboring lands, the vengeful king found it harder to follow and track down the Centaurs. The Centaurs eventually found a safe haven in the woodlands, where they held off the assaulting Lapith army and staged counter-attacks of their own.
It seemed that both parties were now at a stand-still. Pirithius eventually settled with the disbanding of the Centurian kingdom that had once shared Thessaly with the Lapithae; the five year campaign finally came to an end but not without heavy losses on either side. Both the Lapithae and Centaurs developed their hatred for one another and continued to brew this hatred with the next generations born. Seeds of hate were sewn at an early age for the youth on both sides. Skirmishes would occur whenever the Lapith and Centaur crossed paths, but even these became more isolated as the Centaurian-kind dwindle in numbers. The end would seem imminent for the legendary Centaurs.
A few decades have past since the Centauromachy, a great battle between the Lapiths, a legendary Aoelian tribe, and the Centaurs. It was during the wedding feast for Hippodamia, the beautiful Lapith bride-to-be, and Pirithous, the King of the Lapithae, when the Centaurian-kind conducted a brazen attack at the festive celebration.
Interactions between the Lapithae and Centaurian tribes were rather peaceful; both human and beast managed to share the land together with mutual respect. Thus, the kind-hearted and noble Pirithous invited the Centaurs to his glorious wedding day. However, the king's decision would prove unwise when the Centaurs had overstayed their welcome.
The Centaurs were unfamiliar with such festive and opulent celebrations; their minds became clouded by the sweet honey of the wine while their hearts grew heavy with envy as their lustful eyes stared at the beautiful Lapith women. It was when the drunk Eurytion, a leader of one of the many Centuarian clans that were invited to the wedding, made for Hippodamia. The rather large stud took a liking to the bride, and pinned her down when she retreated momentarily from the festivities. It was when the non-consenting female fought against his advances, that Eurytion aggressively forced himself on her and proceeded to rape her.
Luckily for Hippodamia, Pirithious had notice the absence of his bride and went to search for her. Hence, Pirithious disrupted Eurytion's advances on his bride. In an ill-fated attempt, Eurytion tried to kidnap Hippodamia, only to drop her from his grip as he was being chased by the infuriated king. The Lapith men and warriors quickly rallied in support of their king and quickly ousted the Centurian-kind from the wedding grounds. The Centaurs fled away, however, that would not be the end of Pirithious' fury.
Pirithious waged a campaign which forced the Centaurs out of Thessaly; the Lapiths and Centaurs soon became mortal enemies as man and creature fought to the bitter end. As the beasts retreated into the neighboring lands, the vengeful king found it harder to follow and track down the Centaurs. The Centaurs eventually found a safe haven in the woodlands, where they held off the assaulting Lapith army and staged counter-attacks of their own.
It seemed that both parties were now at a stand-still. Pirithius eventually settled with the disbanding of the Centurian kingdom that had once shared Thessaly with the Lapithae; the five year campaign finally came to an end but not without heavy losses on either side. Both the Lapithae and Centaurs developed their hatred for one another and continued to brew this hatred with the next generations born. Seeds of hate were sewn at an early age for the youth on both sides. Skirmishes would occur whenever the Lapith and Centaur crossed paths, but even these became more isolated as the Centaurian-kind dwindle in numbers. The end would seem imminent for the legendary Centaurs.
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