Holstaur Possession Time Trials

Holstaurs, or women with cow-like features and often large milk-laden breasts, fit the rodeo theme so well! As possession was one of the first events added to the Body Chaos Rodeo, it seems fitting that this is one of the largest and most popular events to exist across the 97-year span of the BCR's history, considered the signature competition that takes place across the entire month.

In this event, the rules are also some of the simplest at the games. There are an equal number of contestants as there are holstaur targets, and anywhere from one to five holstaurs are in the ring at a time. An equal number of contestants enter the ring, and can target any holstaur that has not yet been touched by another contestant. The timer starts for a contestant the moment they touch a holstaur, and the timer ends when they have enough control over the holstaur's body that they can remove the bell from their body's collar, hold it up, and ring it! The fastest time for each group advances to the next round.

These holstaurs aren't totally helpless, however! The collar with the bell acts as a limiter--the amount of resistance that the holstaur can put up against possession in the early rounds is reduced significantly by the band. As each next round goes on, the limiter is adjusted so the holstaur can resist possession more effectively. By the final rounds, the limiter is off, and the holstaur can put their best effort into resisting possession!

And as one might wonder, the holstaurs are well-trained in the art of resisting possessions after 97 years. They take classes dedicated to it on their homeworld, just so they can fight for their own top prize--acreage of prime grazing lands for them and their families! Any holstaur that manages to expel a possessor outright, or reach the edge of the arena before the possessor can ring their bell, eliminates the possessor and the holstaur wins their prize instead. The stronger the limiter, the more acreage they win. Quite a few holstaurs have won a few acres in this event, but only one had ever been able to **** their possessor out in the first round--Mira Mae is a legend among the holstaur participants, pushing out the possessing demon Shalazel in the first round in an incredible seven seconds, and she earned a thousand acres of the best grazing area available on her planet as a result.

However, if a holstaur is possessed quickly enough that the possessor moves onto the next round, the possessor has the choice of using that holstaur body as their own until their next round begins. And even though the host and possessors can communicate in their head, possessors tend to do precisely as they please with their newly acquired bodies for the few days that they are in total control...