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Women being Empowered / Oshar's Chronicle
« on: December 12, 2025, 01:48:35 pm »
Hello
I haven't posted on this forum in a while (practically not at all since I registered), but I decided to present some of my work here, namely fantasy stories with some elements of femdom, maledom, and BDSM. I didn't know exactly which thread to post this in, so I randomly posted it here.
So, if you like it, that's fine, if not... that's fine too. 😉
PS: A quick note: since the full text of the first part of this story is on my blog, and since I didn't feel like translating the whole thing, I'd like to post a link to the blog for the rest of the story if it's okay with you.
ROMERIA AND WELIMIR
Greetings to you, noble men and women who will be reading the stories and stories I've written from before the Unification. They call me Oshar, and I am the chronicler and advisor to the great King Timur—ruler of the Northern Tribes—and the happy spouse of Queen Zemfira—high priestess of the Great Goddess from the city of Antaria, located in the land called Nemea. I write these words in the fourteenth year of the Unification, on the seventh day of the month of Leo. Although it seems obvious today, the fact that we finally managed to unite these two very different worlds borders on a miracle. It's unclear which god should be thanked for this. As I mentioned, my lord Timur and Queen Zemfira were fire and water; they were separated by everything, yet had little in common. Both lived in different worlds—he in the land of the Northern Tribes, called Romeria; she in the East, in the kingdom of Nemea, ruled by the Order of warrior priestesses of the Great Goddess. Romeria is a land of northern mountains, home to rugged highlanders who worship the god of war, Gunnar. They inhabited settlements in a small number of valleys nestled between the numerous mountains that cover Romeria. They lived primarily by raiding and pillaging the surrounding lands, including Nemea. Every Romerian boy honed his skills in weapons from a young age (bow, spear, sword, and, of course, the axe—Gunnar's symbol). Death on the battlefield is the ultimate glory and signifies joining Gunnar's Sacred Circle in the Underworld.
The northern tribes of Romeria did not unite and establish cities until King Timur's father, Welimir the Brave or Cruel (also called Welimir the Heretic, as he was the first to allow the worship of other gods—and supposedly even prayed to them). Velimir conquered or subjugated all the highland tribes of Romeria and crowned himself the first king of that land. He also created a strong, standing army capable of launching conquests of neighboring lands. Under his rule, the Romerian highlanders transformed from a horde of barbarian invaders into an organized and disciplined army threatening all surrounding peoples. Velimir also raided the kingdom of Nemea, one in particular nearly resulting in the capture of Antaria and the destruction of that kingdom. The Nemeans were saved only by a rich tribute of gold and silver (supposedly, the temple of the Great Goddess was robbed of all its valuables for this purpose) and the sacrifice of the Order's High Priestess, Tahmina, who, in exchange for the lives of her people, agreed to become Velimir's wife—or so it was supposedly. However, Velimir was not called cruel for nothing. Instead of marrying her, he caged her in his palace, in the newly built city he had named Gunnaria (in honor of the god Gunnar), where he kept her naked, suspended several meters above the floor, only releasing her to satisfy his lust. Over time, Tahmina (they had no other choice) became accustomed to life in the cage, or rather, to being allowed out only when needed by Welimir—henceforth her master of life and death. So she tried to attract his attention, to be needed, even if it meant kneeling at his feet for several hours a day. She did everything to spend as little time alone in the cage as possible...
You can change the text language to English translation.
https://grotaragnara81.blogspot.com/2025/11/kroniki-oshara-cz-i.html
I haven't posted on this forum in a while (practically not at all since I registered), but I decided to present some of my work here, namely fantasy stories with some elements of femdom, maledom, and BDSM. I didn't know exactly which thread to post this in, so I randomly posted it here.
So, if you like it, that's fine, if not... that's fine too. 😉
PS: A quick note: since the full text of the first part of this story is on my blog, and since I didn't feel like translating the whole thing, I'd like to post a link to the blog for the rest of the story if it's okay with you.
ROMERIA AND WELIMIR
Greetings to you, noble men and women who will be reading the stories and stories I've written from before the Unification. They call me Oshar, and I am the chronicler and advisor to the great King Timur—ruler of the Northern Tribes—and the happy spouse of Queen Zemfira—high priestess of the Great Goddess from the city of Antaria, located in the land called Nemea. I write these words in the fourteenth year of the Unification, on the seventh day of the month of Leo. Although it seems obvious today, the fact that we finally managed to unite these two very different worlds borders on a miracle. It's unclear which god should be thanked for this. As I mentioned, my lord Timur and Queen Zemfira were fire and water; they were separated by everything, yet had little in common. Both lived in different worlds—he in the land of the Northern Tribes, called Romeria; she in the East, in the kingdom of Nemea, ruled by the Order of warrior priestesses of the Great Goddess. Romeria is a land of northern mountains, home to rugged highlanders who worship the god of war, Gunnar. They inhabited settlements in a small number of valleys nestled between the numerous mountains that cover Romeria. They lived primarily by raiding and pillaging the surrounding lands, including Nemea. Every Romerian boy honed his skills in weapons from a young age (bow, spear, sword, and, of course, the axe—Gunnar's symbol). Death on the battlefield is the ultimate glory and signifies joining Gunnar's Sacred Circle in the Underworld.
The northern tribes of Romeria did not unite and establish cities until King Timur's father, Welimir the Brave or Cruel (also called Welimir the Heretic, as he was the first to allow the worship of other gods—and supposedly even prayed to them). Velimir conquered or subjugated all the highland tribes of Romeria and crowned himself the first king of that land. He also created a strong, standing army capable of launching conquests of neighboring lands. Under his rule, the Romerian highlanders transformed from a horde of barbarian invaders into an organized and disciplined army threatening all surrounding peoples. Velimir also raided the kingdom of Nemea, one in particular nearly resulting in the capture of Antaria and the destruction of that kingdom. The Nemeans were saved only by a rich tribute of gold and silver (supposedly, the temple of the Great Goddess was robbed of all its valuables for this purpose) and the sacrifice of the Order's High Priestess, Tahmina, who, in exchange for the lives of her people, agreed to become Velimir's wife—or so it was supposedly. However, Velimir was not called cruel for nothing. Instead of marrying her, he caged her in his palace, in the newly built city he had named Gunnaria (in honor of the god Gunnar), where he kept her naked, suspended several meters above the floor, only releasing her to satisfy his lust. Over time, Tahmina (they had no other choice) became accustomed to life in the cage, or rather, to being allowed out only when needed by Welimir—henceforth her master of life and death. So she tried to attract his attention, to be needed, even if it meant kneeling at his feet for several hours a day. She did everything to spend as little time alone in the cage as possible...
You can change the text language to English translation.
https://grotaragnara81.blogspot.com/2025/11/kroniki-oshara-cz-i.html