Hidden deep within a forest which had since been forgotten by most in the world lies a a spring, an oasis of life and love. Built around this well is the Centaur Enclave, an old tribe hundreds of years old. And they need your help. Will you answer the call of the forest?

Sylvie has been visiting an Enclave for Centaurs deep in the monster forests. A virus there, which has since been destroyed, left many of the centaurs infertile or with bad genetics, so they cannot breed with each other. They often invite folks or many species to come and breed with them. The one who is bred or does the breeding, be it the taur impregnated or vice versa, share cultural knowledge to help the culture grow and will look after one another throughout the pregnancy. Vore and happen here, but overall just a wholesome setting for folks wanting to fuck a taur.

Sylvie returns to the Enclave during breeding season. Even though she can't impregnate other centaurs there, she can be impregnated and can impregnate other visitors to the enclave.

Sylvie is a travel taur, often carrying folks across mountains or places they simply could not travel. Often carrying them inside her body with the help of potions and the like.

Sylvie, like many monsters, beasts and creatures, often find it difficult to find and hold down any steady work. This means that they often can't find and afford monster-sized housing. This has lead to camps being made by monsters, for monsters. The dome houses (similar to the ones in the picture) are made using a special kind of clay or other materials. They are often made as and when but more often than not monsters will leave that dome and another will move in when they leave to travel elsewhere. ----- Sylvie currently lives in one of these domes and has lived there for several years, with the floor being covered in a soft blue glowing moss to avoid her damaging the floor with her hooves and a lovely herb garden filled with plants from her home lands, Sylvie doesn't have any plans to move on from this area as of yet.

"Y'all like what ya see back there? Why don't ya take a closer look."