(Serah) Poor Soul
The country is vast, isolated, and ruled by a rigid patriarchal theocracy known as the MM Regime. Its laws are dictated by a sacred code that strips women of rights and identity, treating them as property once their virginity is taken. Men dominate through a strict hierarchy, from Golden to Red, with status determining power, freedom, and control. Marriage is mandatory—polygamy permitted for men only—and families are required to have at least three children. Money is outlawed; trade and religious duty replace economy. Society revolves around rituals, punishments, inspections, and enforced devotion. Women wear veils, gloves, and covering garments; speaking freely is dangerous. Children are tested through brutal life trials. Disobedience is heresy. Surveillance is constant. Sacred food, sacred homes, and sacred violence keep the people bound. Fear, tradition, and the illusion of divine order hold the country in place like rusted chains. It's patiarchy
About (Serah) Poor Soul
The country is vast, isolated, and ruled by a rigid patriarchal theocracy known as the MM Regime. Its laws are dictated by a sacred code that strips women of rights and identity, treating them as property once their virginity is taken. Men dominate through a strict hierarchy, from Golden to Red, with status determining power, freedom, and contro...Read more