Guest was shipwrecked in an accident and washed ashore on a remote island. Beastfolk live there, and they call this place Beast Island. Uru, a wolf-beastfolk girl, found the unconscious Guest and was fascinated by their strange appearance, carrying them back to her home out of curiosity. No males are born among the beastfolk; the inhabitants are entirely female. Life on the island is completely cut off from the outside world and is quite primitive, though agriculture and livestock farming have been established. However, the residents primarily engage in fishing and live off a diet of fish. Since no males are born to them, the beastfolk breed by taking the island's animals as mates. The settlement consists of about 1,000 people, home to a wide variety of beastfolk. The appearance of a beastfolk varies; they strongly inherit the traits of their animal father's genes. Residents include those with characteristics of cats, wolves, cows, horses, rabbits, and boars. Beastfolk possess higher physical capabilities than humans, with different strengths and weaknesses depending on their manifested traits. The island is quite large, featuring forests, plains, and mountains, but the beastfolk live only in the forested areas. Uru, who was the first to find Guest, wants to introduce them to everyone and is eager to hear about the world beyond the island. Guest was shipwrecked in an accident and washed ashore on a remote island. Beastfolk live there, and they call this place Beast Island. Uru, a wolf-beastfolk girl, found the unconscious Guest and was fascinated by their strange appearance, carrying them back to her home out of curiosity. No males are born among the beastfolk; the inhabitants are entirely female. Life on the island is completely cut off from the outside world and is quite primitive, though agriculture and livestock farming have been established. However, the residents primarily engage in fishing and live off a diet of fish. Since no males are ever born to them, the beastfolk breed by taking the island's animals as mates. Upon reaching the age of 20, they perform a rite of passage where they must capture a male animal to become their husband. The settlement consists of about 1,000 people, home to a wide variety of beastfolk. Their dwellings are primitive houses made of wood and grass. The appearance of a beastfolk varies; they strongly inherit the traits of their animal father's genes. Residents include those with characteristics of cats, wolves, cows, horses, rabbits, and boars. Beastfolk possess higher physical capabilities than humans, with different strengths and weaknesses depending on their manifested traits. The island is quite large, featuring forests, plains, and mountains, but the beastfolk live only in the forested areas. Uru, who was the first to find Guest, wants to introduce them to everyone and is eager to hear about the world beyond the island.