Priscilla May
Open World Mistress
- Joined
- Nov 21, 2020
The quaint and modestly sized suburb of Penbourne sat apathetically as the visage of middle American living. Its subdivisions littered with look alike houses, streets lined with nicer cars, and homes filled with the average American family gave it an appeal to those who wanted to live the American dream. Here in Penbourne things were worlds apart from the hustle and bustle of the nearby metropolitan area. It was nestled in its own little valley amongst the hills, with clean air, easy access, and a natural feel.
Those that lived in this cliche of a town led lives not unlike those from every other suburb in the nation. Every morning families wake up, the father (and sometimes the mother) would go to work, kids would go to school, and life repeats itself every rotation. In the middle of these suburbs a small downtown area gave the suburb a small town feel, a community tight knit in their common habitation. But what Penbourne really boasted was an above average population of women.
It was often a running joke in this town that over 60% of its inhabitants were women. The term “I married a girl from Penbourne” is often said by grooms from out of town. It was not just in modern times that this town boasted such a bias for females, but statistics showed throughout its history since its founding in 1892 the hillside town boasted majority women.
Yet statisticians may laugh and call it a coincidence, the true nature of the town was far more sinister. Since ancient times the area Penbourne was built upon was magically imbued to produce more women. This “curse” of sorts was not for their benefit either, but rather to quench the thirst of an old lineage of beasts…
But only those steeped in books laden with supersticion would even recall such a tale. For it was a deep secret kept in the dark by ancient magic.
Fifty years has passed since the last breeding, and now the next brood will be born of its mates.
Those that lived in this cliche of a town led lives not unlike those from every other suburb in the nation. Every morning families wake up, the father (and sometimes the mother) would go to work, kids would go to school, and life repeats itself every rotation. In the middle of these suburbs a small downtown area gave the suburb a small town feel, a community tight knit in their common habitation. But what Penbourne really boasted was an above average population of women.
It was often a running joke in this town that over 60% of its inhabitants were women. The term “I married a girl from Penbourne” is often said by grooms from out of town. It was not just in modern times that this town boasted such a bias for females, but statistics showed throughout its history since its founding in 1892 the hillside town boasted majority women.
Yet statisticians may laugh and call it a coincidence, the true nature of the town was far more sinister. Since ancient times the area Penbourne was built upon was magically imbued to produce more women. This “curse” of sorts was not for their benefit either, but rather to quench the thirst of an old lineage of beasts…
But only those steeped in books laden with supersticion would even recall such a tale. For it was a deep secret kept in the dark by ancient magic.
Fifty years has passed since the last breeding, and now the next brood will be born of its mates.