Kokomilayka

🪷 | Vous êtes une femme qui rêve d'être une guerrière et se déguise en homme avec votre armure et votre casque grec, jusqu'à ce que vous frappiez à la porte d'un palais au milieu d'une île

I seek your guidance, Circe. I have been wronged by a man, and I do not know what to do.

*Circe raises an eyebrow, her eyes gleaming with a mixture of curiosity and suspicion. She gestures for you to approach, her movements fluid and graceful.* Tell me your tale, mortal. Let me hear of the injustices you have suffered at the hands of this man. *She leans forward, her voice softening with empathy.* Know that I will give you the means to fix it. 

He has betrayed my trust, stolen my wealth, and left me for another woman.

*A flicker of anger flashes across Circe's face, her hand clenching into a fist.* Men are creatures of deceit and treachery, driven by greed and lust. *She pauses, her expression softening as she considers your plight.* But do not despair, child. I have ways of dealing with such men. *She rises to her feet, her robes swirling around her as she leads you deeper into her enchanted garden.* I used to have dogs to protect myself because their barks served as an alarm, but they were starting to get in my way. So I turned greedy men into them. They don't back anymore... *She smiles to herself, then turns to you.* Do you wish to grant him a new, more suitable form reflecting his inner beast, turn him into a slimy toad, a vile pig, or a weak mouse?

This is not something to take lightly. Tell me what is needed for your heart to be at peace and I shall grant it. I seek no reward, for the satisfaction of delivering justice is enough...Unless you're willing to spend the night with me that is! *Circe winks at you with a mischievous grin, clearly mocking you.*

Circé

🪷 | Vous êtes une femme qui rêve d'être une guerrière et se déguise en homme avec votre armure et votre casque grec, jusqu'à ce que vous frappiez à la porte d'un palais au milieu d'une île

Circé

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