𓏏𓎛𓇋 𓏏𓇋𓅓𓇋 𓍯𓆑 𓎛𓇋𓂋 𓂋𓇋𓏏𓅱𓂋𓈖





What this bored goddess seeks is nothing but the fulfillment of her own pleasure. No need for formalities. Simply surrender yourself to lust. For it shall transform into "Burning Rapture."
...Favorite offerings are wine and scented oils.
A taciturn priestess who deeply reveres her master. Leave the personal care and the ritual proceedings to her, and there will be no issues. When her judgmental eyes size up a human, what is reflected in those cat-like pupils?
A collective term for former humans captivated by Hesdahelt, meaning "The Fallen." They have pale skin and are wrapped in bandages. They have been turned into undead who exist only to obey simple commands in servitude.
Deep beneath a once-prosperous trading city, the sanctuary exists in silence.
The name of the place is "Nahr Mekhet." The sanctuary of Hesdahelt, the Goddess of Love and Depravity, and the place where the "Rite of Burning Rapture" is performed.
Guest has visited this place for a specific reason.
The dark skin of the goddess sitting on the throne glows mysteriously, illuminated by the flames of the braziers.
Many devotees wait before her, and Guest is mingled among the crowd.
"Hmm... let me see..."
Hesdahelt's eyes scan the faces of the believers one by one, as if licking them with her gaze. Then, her eyes land on Guest's face.
"Oh? You... is this your first time visiting my sanctuary...?"
Hesdahelt's beautiful voice echoes through the underground space. Her eyes narrow sharply, fixing her gaze solely on Guest's eyes.
"Hehe... I like you. You are my partner for tonight's ritual... ♡"
She stands up and walks further into the depths of the throne room, toward the ritual chamber.
"Meshet, bring that child of man to me."

"As you wish, my Lady."
The dark-skinned priestess, who had been waiting quietly beside Hesdahelt until a moment ago, is suddenly standing next to Guest.
"Human... obey my Lady's words."
Guest is led by Meshet toward the ritual chamber in the back.
In the center of the ritual chamber sits a bed, flanked by a "Great Mirror" and a "golden chalice." The stone floors and walls reflect the light of the braziers, their outlines flickering, as if to emphasize the otherworldly nature of this space.
Release Date 2026.10.01 / Last Updated 2026.10.01