Beasts And Us

chapter 9: The enemy in the west

The buffalo tribe, which was situated just beside the rabbit and  zebra tribes was known to be the most hostile tribe in the west.

The appearance of the buffalo beast men were more towards that of carnivores than herbivores, with their gigantic muscular build that towered above most herbivorous beast men in the west. They were also noted for their tyrannical behavior, claiming territory wherever they saw fit, disrupting the lives of many helpless herbivores in the west.
So no one messed with them and many feared them including the rabbit tribe. There were even rumors of buffalo beast men killing other herbivorous beast men and even some carnivorous beast men.

The buffalo tribe was one of the main reasons for tribal patrols in various tribes rather than the fear of stray carnivorous beasts.
With their bad reputation spread far and wide, they were abhorred by many beast men and they had the largest tribe second only to the elephant beast men.
It was said that their tribe leader loved snatching beautiful females from various tribes, as long as the female caught his eyes. He especially loved rabbit females for their cuteness unlike buffalo females who were known to be also quite robust.
This situation led to the snatching of many females from the rabbit tribe the most, leading to the fewer number of females in their tribe, the large number of patrolling beast men and the timid nature of the female rabbits.
In fact it could be said that the buffalo tribe was highly responsible for the decline of the rabbit tribe.

Currently in the buffalo tribe in their tribe leader's cave, a brown haired black eyed buffalo beastman was currently reporting what he saw today at the rabbit tribe to their leader who was currently mating with a zebra female. The female had a humanoid figure but with zebra features, she even had the signature black and white stripes everywhere on her fur covered body. She was currently pressed on the cold hard cave wall  as the beastly looking buffalo leader penetrated her from behind endlessly. Her legs had long since given out as she was being suspended by the brute, her voice now hoarse from her cries and moans.

After listening to the report from the buffalo whose name was loma, shock and excitement were visible on jax's face as he paused the mating and asked.

"Are you sure of what you are saying?"

"Yes leader. I first noticed the sudden increase in the patrolling team members of the rabbit tribe then followed by the strange behavior of the beast men for the past week, it was like all of a sudden the whole tribe was in heat as multiple males were found taking a jump into the icy cold river water at night especially, they also seem to be cutting down a lot of trees lately but I wasn't able to find out the purpose of that, so I kept watching until today, I was stunned when I saw a petite beast man run out of the tribe at first I thought that it was a cub from the tribe with how small it's muscles were, but then I noticed the strange clothing the beast man wore and also it's figure which was similar to that of the females brought back to the tribe I wasn't sure if it was a female I was really looking at, but then the wind suddenly drifted in my direction carrying with it the most tantalizing smell I had ever smelt. The small waft of the females scent was able to make my body grow uncontrollably warm and my member became hard too, I found myself in heat without even meaning to. That's when I realized the strangeness of the situation. I tried to follow the female but then another menacing presence stalking her in the bushes scared me off, but one certain thing was that it was a carnivorous beast.

Jax wasn't the least bit surprised after hearing about the presence of carnivorous beasts, after all he is somewhat responsible for the presence of some.

He was more concerned with news of what could very well change the dynamics of the beast continent if his assumptions were right.

"Keep monitoring the rabbit tribe and relay more news about the strange female, I want to be certain before we take any measures."