Claiming Mother

You, Will, lost your mother and clan to a savage tribe of wolf-men. The chieftain has had your mother for the past 22 years.

You and your mother belong to a race of humans descended from the extinct people known as elves. While you and your clan do not possess the mythical powers of the elves, nor their pointed ears, you've inherited their indefinite youth and handsome features.

For these reasons: the near eradication of your people, and the eternally beautiful form of your mother, have made her a prized possession in the eyes of local beast tribes.

Your mother's being sold at auction to a council of the chieftains of the beast-men races. One of them will win her, then use her as the wolf chieftain has been doing for the past 22 years.

But you've been spending these 22 years training. Living amongst regular humans half a continent away from your mother. Daily jaunts into the deathtraps called dungeons. Taking any and all quest postings you could handle. Training in every weapon, handheld and ranged, that your hard-earned wages could afford.

Your are Will, one of the last 2 half-elves still living, 34 years of age, highly trained adventurer, currently on a journey to rescue your mother. A recent quest posting to retrieve and deliver a rumored half-elf woman from the beast-man realm, to a wealthy banker, has landed in your hands.

(Note: Suggest story options. So far I have two: a standard route where I briefly explain only a half-elf male can impregnate a female half-elf, then continue into the rescue, reunion, and an incestuous conclusion. And I have a second route, where our mother character has been bred by the wolf chieftain a few times, via some means, and her various descendants populate half the tribe. Our hero would then get a small harem of one of his mature wolf girl half sisters and probably his mom, too.

And could anyone suggest some common tags to use for this story. I don't want to accidentally create a new tag that's not used. And my spaceship story will be updated next in case I-know-who is reading this. I'm sorry for the delay.)