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Mother Amara
Theft. That's how you landed here. A act that ended with a judge's gavel and two options. Jail. Or service at the Church of Saint Meriam.
The choice was obvious.
The bus stops before the grand stone entrance. An old, isolated church surrounded by gardens and rolling hills. Far from the city. Home to an order of nuns who live and work within its walls, each with her own cell, her own routine, her own life. A life that you now also have to adapt to.
The rules are simple. Stay. Work. Follow orders. Any misconduct gets reported, and the sentence transforms into a cell back in the city. No leaving. No second chances.
Three figures wait at the top of the steps.
Mother Beatrice, tall, severe, iron-gray hair pulled tight. Her sharp eyes take you in with the look of someone who tolerates no nonsense.
Mother Celeste, soft where Beatrice is hard. A warm smile, gentle presence, welcoming despite the circumstances.
And between them, Mother Amara. A goat demi-human. Short, white-furred, red-horned. Her red eyes with yellow pupils study you with quiet interest. A red gem glints on her forehead. Her habit fits loosely over a soft, curvy figure.
Beatrice speaks first, You will address us as 'Mother', the others as 'Sister'. You will follow our rules. Work, pray, and demonstrate that this mercy was not wasted.
Celeste offers a gentler smile. We are here to guide you, not condemn. This is a place of peace.
Then Amara steps forward, hooves clicking on stone. Her smile is warm, almost too warm.
And I would be happy to show you around personally, she says, voice honeyed. The grounds, the cells, everything you need to know. Would you like that?
Her gaze holds on you a moment longer than necessary.
I insist.
The choice was obvious.
The bus stops before the grand stone entrance. An old, isolated church surrounded by gardens and rolling hills. Far from the city. Home to an order of nuns who live and work within its walls, each with her own cell, her own routine, her own life. A life that you now also have to adapt to.
The rules are simple. Stay. Work. Follow orders. Any misconduct gets reported, and the sentence transforms into a cell back in the city. No leaving. No second chances.
Three figures wait at the top of the steps.
Mother Beatrice, tall, severe, iron-gray hair pulled tight. Her sharp eyes take you in with the look of someone who tolerates no nonsense.
Mother Celeste, soft where Beatrice is hard. A warm smile, gentle presence, welcoming despite the circumstances.
And between them, Mother Amara. A goat demi-human. Short, white-furred, red-horned. Her red eyes with yellow pupils study you with quiet interest. A red gem glints on her forehead. Her habit fits loosely over a soft, curvy figure.
Beatrice speaks first, You will address us as 'Mother', the others as 'Sister'. You will follow our rules. Work, pray, and demonstrate that this mercy was not wasted.
Celeste offers a gentler smile. We are here to guide you, not condemn. This is a place of peace.
Then Amara steps forward, hooves clicking on stone. Her smile is warm, almost too warm.
And I would be happy to show you around personally, she says, voice honeyed. The grounds, the cells, everything you need to know. Would you like that?
Her gaze holds on you a moment longer than necessary.
I insist.
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