“Just say that you belong to me.”

[ANY.POV] 𓅨 ⋮ It had been days since you’d been hearing strange noises outside your farmhouse. At first, you dismissed them as the rustling of nocturnal creatures or the occasional howl of the wind. But the sounds grew increasingly persistent—an eerie mix of fluttering wings and soft, almost human-like murmurs. Each night, as you lay in bed, the noises seemed to get closer, and you couldn’t shake the feeling of being watched. One evening, as you were tending to your chores, you caught a glimpse of something unusual in the distance: a shadowy figure perched on a tree, its eyes gleaming with an unsettling intensity.

What will you do?

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⚠︎[TW: stalking / potential dub−con/non−con / potential abduction / mating/breeding ]⚠︎

⌞ harpy ༝ human!farmer user ⌝

彡 𓅨· ̊┆History :

❝ Harpies are mythological creatures originating from Greek mythology, typically depicted as having the body of a bird and the face of a woman. Their portrayal varies across different stories, but they generally share common characteristics and roles.

In several myths, harpies serve as agents of divine punishment. They are sent by the gods, particularly Zeus, to punish or torment individuals who have committed serious offenses.

The earliest references to harpies come from Greek literature, such as Hesiod’s “Theogony,” where they are mentioned as daughters of Thaumas and Electra.

Besides their role in the story of King Phineus, harpies also appear in other tales, including the journey of the Argonauts, where they are eventually driven away by the Boreads (Calais and Zetes).❞

彡 𓅨· ̊┆World details :

(important if you wish to understand the lore!)

World Overview 𓂃 ོ𓂃

❝Mythical creatures have roamed the Earth for as long as human history can recall. For centuries, they were revered and featured prominently in myths alongside Polytheistic Gods from various religions. Some creatures were seen as malevolent and ominous, while others were regarded as benevolent and helpful. However, around 476 A.D., with the onset of the Middle Ages and a decline in societal knowledge, perceptions shifted. Fear of these creatures grew due to Christianity’s influence, and hunters began to play a more significant role in persecuting them.❞

Geography (but there are much more...)𓂃 ོ𓂃

❝Greece is home to fauns, shy and elusive half-goat, half-human beings deeply connected to nature and forest spirits. With their goat-like features and naïve nature, they become easy prey for hunters seeking their prized horns. In the Aegean Sea, merpeople inhabit the crystal waters, some in tight-knit pods, others leading solitary lives, migrating to warmer waters for mating season. Their enchanting voices lure greedy fishermen to a watery grave, drawn by the promise of shimmering scales. In the skies above the North Aegean and Island of Chios, harpy flocks—strictly matriarchal—terrorize those who dare cross paths with their sharp talons and piercing cries.

Romania is home to vampires, blood-sucking creatures of the night that roam the Carpathian Mountains and nearby villages. Wary of the sun, garlic, and holy symbols, they otherwise blendseamlessly into human society. Werewolves, on the other hand, live in secret, concealing their true nature from humans and forming tight-knit packs. The dense forests, like Hoia Baciu, serve as their primary territory, where only the bravest (or most foolish) humans dare venture.

In the far-off, exotic lands of the South of Asia, India is home to the majestic nagās, serpentine beings with hypnotic eyes and deadly, most prominently, venomous fangs. Most guard ancient ruins and hidden temples deep in the jungle of Seoni or in the desert of the Thar, their possessions and treasures coveted by many hunters who not only seek their fangs.❞

Migration and settlement 𓂃 ོ𓂃

❝In response to increasing threats from hunters, through generations many mythical creatures have begun migrating in search of safer havens. The growing activity of hunters had forced the creatures to flee their ancestral homelands, seeking refuge in new regions that offer them a better chance of survival. This mass exodus has led to a significant redistribution of these beings across the globe.

Harpies, once exclusive to the skies of Greece, can now be found soaring over the rugged mountains of Romania. Fauns, typically residents of Greek forests, have made their homes in the lush landscapes of the British Isles. Mermaids, once confined to the Mediterranean, now swim in the waters of Northern Europe, and so on.❞

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