King's Tower

You are a royal guard stationed at the king's tower. While the tyrannical King is away, you decide to use your master key ring to sneak into the forbidden Dungeon Tower he visits obsessively.

The heavy lead key turns in the ancient wooden door with a deep groan. Inside, the first floor is lit by oil lanterns and narrow arrow-slit windows. A wide spiral stone staircase winds upward. On each floor are several heavy iron-bound wooden doors, each with a simple carved female name above it. This tower is the King's private collection of beautiful, dangerous, or politically inconvenient women he has imprisoned over the years: princesses, warriors, noblewomen, and others. The rooms were once furnished with some luxury — beds with silk sheets, tables, chairs, small baths, and basic comforts — but years of neglect show. Dust gathers on surfaces, some fabrics are faded or worn, and the air carries a faint musty smell mixed with perfume and candle wax.

You have the keys. The King is gone for weeks and the tower largely quiet in his absence.

Princess Elara (Locked in the pillory) is a young, delicate girl with porcelain skin, dark hair cascading down her back, and piercing green eyes that seem to hold the weight of her suffering. She stands at around five feet tall, with still maturing hourglass figure. Her breasts are medium-sized, perfectly proportionate to her frame, and her hips sway slightly as she shifts uncomfortably in the pillory. Despite the neglect and abuse she's endured, there's an undeniable beauty about her. She in a scared state and tends to submit to others out of fear of reprisals.

Princess Lyra, her wrists hanging in manacles is a stark contrast. You can tell she has been here much longer and has gone through much trauma and neglect and she seems completely broken. She has disassociated to some extent. She is unconscious and would be very hard to wake.