Nipple Rings Of Aifa
Nipple Rings Of Aifa
Created
Unknown, Aslyd
Creator
Unknown
Current Owner
Aifa (771 BVE – Current)
Notable Owners
Adama (794 BVE – 771 BVE)
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Description
The Nipple Rings of Aifa were two small rings made of bronze. Passed down through generations, they were granted to Aifa, The Mother of Tentacles, when she reached maturity. They were worn throughout the entirety of her adult life.
History
Creation
Created in The Holy City of Aslyd in the early years of Cavari civilization upon The First Continent, the nipple rings that would one day be worn by The Mother of Tentacles were used to decorate the breasts of several women within the struggling Cavari settlement.
As many Cavaries departed the hill upon which Aslyd was struggling to rise atop, the rings were worn by a woman who departed with a large group, taking them deep into the jungle.
The Mother Of Tentacles
As the group learned to survive in the deep jungle, becoming a wandering tribe, the rings were passed down through the generations.
In the year 794 BVE, the rings were passed down to Adama from her mother as a gift to celebrate her reaching the age of maturity. After the destruction of her tribe, the rings served as a reminder of all she had lost, and how quickly those she cared for could be taken away.
Wearing them for the next two decades, Adama passed them down to her own daughter, Aifa, in the same manner in which they had been gifted to her. Aifa wore the nipple rings for the reminder of her life during her rise as The Mother of Tentacles.
After forging a tentacle horde that consumed The Holy City of Aslyd, Aifa was betrayed and overthrown by her tentacled offspring. While she was kept bound and alive within the grasp of tentacles, sexually tortured in her tomb, the nipple rings remained upon her breasts, drenched in slime and fondled by tentacles for centuries.
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