Peace of Evil

Long after the fall of mankind, in a rich, prosperous land, there lived an emperor. His reign was cruel and cold, but ironically, there was peace. He was just in his judgment, but merciless in his actions. Nobody dared to start a fight in his lands as he cared not of whom he has to punish—those who were against his words would be killed instantly without mercy.
Despite the overall peace, the minority races struggled to survive. The traditionally fierce carnivores dominated the trading and industrial sector, taking control of the mines and ports while the agriculture sector is fully controlled by the tame yet wise herbivores in the less bustling southern lands. In between these two extremes, there were the minorities, consisting of small predators and species that do not belong to either extreme. The foxes, especially—due to being infamous with their heritage as sly and untrustworthy—had it the worst. Not many of the carnivores wanted to trade with them, and the herbivores kept their distance from the foxes, fearing for their safety.
Desiring the comfort of life like other races, the great leaders of the foxes decided to send their vixens to the Great City of Crance, as a gift to the emperor with the hope that one of the girls would luck out to be chosen as the emperor’s concubines (or even, mate) and could provide a better life for their race. The emperor, after all, has been famed with certain soft spots for his concubines.
Hence, this is the story of seduction between the fox girls and the cold emperor.​