{"sf1_id":514461,"sf2_id":"0mvWMdXn","title":"BioHist1","author":"KevinFoxboy","words":848,"posted_at":"2013-03-16T20:28:00.000Z","tags":["Fantasy","M/F","No-Yiff","Slavery"],"url":"https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/514461-biohist1","original_url":"https://sofurry.com/s/0mvWMdXn","image_url":"https://cdn.sofurryfiles.com/submissions/thumbnails/ec/c7/ecc7240c-4954-4075-ac80-80c5672c1dcd","description":"#1 of BSI\n\nAlt furry history after Biological Synthetics Inc.","content":" Once upon a time, a few hundred years ago, we were all stuffed  \ntogether on one single little blue-green planet orbiting a little  \nyellow star on a little spiral arm of the galaxy. Yes, cubs, just one  \nplanet, because we hadn't figured out space travel yet. I know that's  \nhard to understand now, but I heard it from an old Owl, who heard it  \nfrom an older Hawk, who heard it from an even older Eagle.  \n  \nAnd don't think he just made it up, because everyone knows  \nBirds remember stuff a long time, but aren't so good at inventing  \nstories. We foxes are good at that. That long ago, furfolk weren't even  \nthe dominant species on that planet! That's right, it was those apelike  \nthings that don't even have fur!  \n  \nThey're not so important now, but back then they were actually  \nTop Predator, because they were the ones with Sapience. Our distant  \nancestors didn't have it yet, and we actually owe them our lives. No,  \nit's not Heresy, it's History. It was Mark Harris and Tom Warner, Human  \nBeings who started fooling around with our seed DNA, who mixed their  \nkind with dumb animals and made us CarnoSapients.  \n  \n\n\u0026nbsp; They were actually just trying to make their lives better.  \nEveryone knows that's pretty abnormal for Humans, who spend most of  \ntheir time trying to kill each other or thinking some other human's  \ngoing to kill them. Their own friggin' species! OK, we kill and eat  \nlizards, snakes, little mice and birds, but that's dumb animals, prey  \nspecies. And we have to watch out for Wolves especially in packs, but  \nwe've worked it out with most of them, we all just get along most of  \nthe time.  \n  \nMark and Tom made medicines, then diddled their DNA with  \nanimals to make workers who never had civil rights. We've got forced  \nservitude, but it's a legal punishment for crimes such as ... Right,  \ncubs. Stealing and hurting otherfurs. And it's part of the justice  \nsystem, limited time based on the severity of the crime. We don't just  \ngrab someone, chain them up, and beat them because we can.  \n  \nCome over here, Alice! Now, you wench! This fem Rabbit 'forgot'  \nto pay for her new dress at Furmall, and then tried to hide it. Now  \nshe's my slave, for another four years, five months, and change. It's  \nwrong to let the store owners have her, they'd be cruel. I'm trained  \nto handle slavegirls, loss of civil rights is their punishment, not  \nharsh whipping.  \n  \n\n\u0026nbsp; There are cubs and young teens here, so Alice has some body  \ncovering in addition to the fur. You can see her hindpaws, legs,  \nthighs, rumpcurves. That little puff Rabbits call a tail. But she's  \nwearing something like a brief swimsuit, covering her adult parts.  \nNarrow cloth covers part of her hips, but you can see the slave brand.  \nStand up straight, Slave! You know you're not allowed modesty!  \n  \nBare tummy and back, a little bust cover, lifts and separates  \nfor your Master. Lovely white tummy fur, light brown back fur, and  \nthose floppy ears. And the black leather collar, wrist and ankle cuffs  \nare quite attractive. Bare shoulders, arms, forepaws. Don't need that  \nfancy dress now, do you?! Hmm?  \n  \nBoys and girls, Alice is now just a slavegirl, property the  \nstate lets me manage. She's been physically and mentally punished for  \nher mistake, and I'm responsible for her further punishment, but just  \nto make her pay me back for taking care of the cost of the dress she  \ntore trying to escape the store's security. And court costs, and her  \nincarceration. And her feed and upkeep in my home.  \n  \n\n\u0026nbsp; There's more to keeping a slave, you'll learn when you get  \nolder. For now, just treat her as a house servant without rights. Don't  \nhurt her, an openpaw slap is OK, let me know if she does wrong. I  \n\\*will\\* punish you, Alice! See her shudder, she knows what I mean!  \nEveryfur here but you is a freefur, a young Master or Mistress, and I  \nexpect you to remember the proper respect!  \n  \nNow go finish the morning's cleaning duties. When you're done  \nyou get breakfast. Dismissed.  \n  \nWhere was I with the history, furs? Oh, Mark and Tom, workers.  \nThey made servants next, clerical and unskilled ones, household,  \npersonal, and uh 'adult' servants. Just enough intelligence to obey,  \nand treated 'em worse than Alice, they were animals with limited minds,  \nnot fursons being punished for crime.  \n  \nSomewhere along the line of making more-intelligent servants,  \nhumans made a critical mistake, one that let the, well, slaves realize  \nthey were being held. And how their minds were controlled. And that  \nthere was something else to life, their lives, than simple mindless  \nobedience. We became self-aware. Sapient. CarnoSapiens.  \n  \n\n\u0026nbsp; OK, there was a war. Battle for the Planet of the Fursons. They  \nkilled most of us fighting, and the rest as threats to their survival.  \nBut the DNA in the labs survived, and some slave furs managed to keep  \nit, and grow it, and raise fursons more intelligent than themselves.  \n  \nUs.  \n  \n  \n\n","series":{"name":"BSI","next":"https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/517087-biohist2.json"}}