AHSCA
03-04-2008, 00:08
(OCC: this will be about a girl who gets filtered seemingly endlessly through the slave trade system. For labor and for sex)
Slavery...Man's inhumanity to man. But certainly not limited to man. AHSCA was a fertal ground for snagging. Plenty of strong men and women alike dwelled and with the naivety of many of the young children it was more than easy to someone to disappear. Especially when one loses their entire family. Orphans were the easiest targets at all. With barley a government AHSCA people were more autonomous and self-reliant, that's how it had always been and it wasn't easy to change.
Mikuru's mother had died in child birth thus it was just her father. She had other relatives just not on the island. Of course today would be a day she wouldn't forget. As she and her set out for fishing the day was fine until storm clouds gathered and sent them into a spiral rage. Her father held desperately to protect her but slipped into the angry sea. Now Mikuru's was without a father, without a mother. She could marry but she had never courted a boy before. What would her future be?
Time passed Mikuru was struggling to survive. With no money no education she tried to sell shells. "Shells, shells. Shells 5 for 5." People passed her on by, until a friendly face offered to buy her shells.
"Thank you sir."
"You seem like you are all alone."
"Yes I am. I'm an orphan sir."
"I see."
Mikuru and the man chatted for a while longer, long enough to gain her trust and ultimately make her decide to go with him
Slavery...Man's inhumanity to man. But certainly not limited to man. AHSCA was a fertal ground for snagging. Plenty of strong men and women alike dwelled and with the naivety of many of the young children it was more than easy to someone to disappear. Especially when one loses their entire family. Orphans were the easiest targets at all. With barley a government AHSCA people were more autonomous and self-reliant, that's how it had always been and it wasn't easy to change.
Mikuru's mother had died in child birth thus it was just her father. She had other relatives just not on the island. Of course today would be a day she wouldn't forget. As she and her set out for fishing the day was fine until storm clouds gathered and sent them into a spiral rage. Her father held desperately to protect her but slipped into the angry sea. Now Mikuru's was without a father, without a mother. She could marry but she had never courted a boy before. What would her future be?
Time passed Mikuru was struggling to survive. With no money no education she tried to sell shells. "Shells, shells. Shells 5 for 5." People passed her on by, until a friendly face offered to buy her shells.
"Thank you sir."
"You seem like you are all alone."
"Yes I am. I'm an orphan sir."
"I see."
Mikuru and the man chatted for a while longer, long enough to gain her trust and ultimately make her decide to go with him