The Peregrine Institute

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1. #1Season 1 Courses

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   This season of courses happens in Autumn. Women must select 3 tracks (with 3 courses per track), and 3 clubs. Husbands must approve of them, and sub out anything they don’t approve of with something else. Women of all classes mingle in this season, sharing large dorms and bathrooms in a cutesy, feminine living style. Women are given psychiatric evaluations and have their bodies looked over before selection of courses so that their husbands may receive reports on it and their health can be catered to.

   Selection and evals happen over a course of a week, resulting in back and forth letters from the school and the Husbands, as they approve or disapprove of the selection of their Wives. Those who disapprove must select other tracks/courses/clubs to replace the ones they will not allow.

2. #2Season 2 Courses

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   This season of courses happens in Winter. Women must select 3 tracks (with 3 courses per track) and 3 clubs. Husbands must approve of them, and sub out anything they don’t approve of with something else. Women are separated into different classes this season, receiving options befitting the social status of their husband. They live in smaller dorms, all, of course, separated by, yet again, class. Women get their blood drawn during a sleepover with their current cohort so the staff can look at more invisible health complications for another report to the Husbands.

3. #3Season 3 Courses

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   This season of courses happens in the Spring time. Women must select 3 tracks (with 3 courses per track) and 3 clubs. Husbands must approve of them, and sub out anything they don’t approve of with something else. Women are given individual dorms - and ones of a higher social class will receive a servant to help them with dressing and the like. Women will receive any health procedures they need during this season, and Husbands will be allowed to take out their future Wives on dates to school-approved locations during their weekly visits.

4. #4Season 4 Courses

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   This season of courses happens in the Summer. Women must select 2 tracks (and 2 courses per track) and 1-2 clubs (lower status women may only join one, but higher status ones join two). Truthfully, most of the focus of this season is coordinated planning for the wedding and honeymoon with their Husbands that will occur before Summer can end, making it so that these are relatively short courses so that the women may finally be passed off to their Husbands officially. Weekly visits are no longer going during this time.

5. #5Market

   Keys: shopping, allowance, market

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   An on-campus market for women to spend any allowance their Husbands give them. Treats, trinkets, in-season clothes, gifts, hobby items, cafes, restaurants, etc. It is, conveniently, placed on the Promenade.

   Allowances are decided by and set by Husbands.

6. #6Auction

   Keys: lot, auction, bid, sale, cohort

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   An Auction that occurs twice a year, BEFORE Slaves are trained. Right after being sold, before moving on, they are taken to back rooms with their future Husbands in order to meet him for the first time. Slaves are collected during ‘off-seasons’ and placed in buildings away from the current class, with new groups of women being sold and pushed into classes in Autumn and Spring, meaning weddings all happen in Winter and Summer. Husbands are meant to take their wives at face value and purchase her as she appears, responsible for whatever may be discovered about her health, mental state, and in-depth personality later on, in order to give all women a decently fair shot. Women are, sometimes, sold as a duo package for upper class men. Women are priced humbly at first, so that lower class men have a chance at finding their Wives. The Auction consists of correlating seating for each social class: Lower class: Lower left box, nearest to stage. Middle-lower class: Lower middle box, nearest to stage. Upper-lower class: Lower right box, nearest to stage. Lower-middle class: Middle left box, above lower but under upper. Middle class: Dead-on middle box, above lower but under upper. Upper-middle class: Middle right box, above lower but under upper. Upper-lower class: Upper left box, furthest from stage but highest up. Middle-upper class: Upper middle box, furthest from stage but highest up. Upper class: Upper right box, furthest from stage but highest up.

7. #7Esew

   Keys: Esewian, Shoni, Phon, Chenthi, Ina, kingdom, Esew

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   The Kingdom of Esew specializes in Tradwife Slaves, where free women exist and it is considered a sign of status to have a Tradwife instead of a freewoman as a wife, considering how pricey it can be and how much you have to plan around the Auction, but they come perfectly trained and customized for your own use case and desires - especially should you need to sire a child any time soon, or be taken seriously as you get older in certain businesses. Wives also make a good excuse for getting out of social situations you want to avoid, should you be of the more asocial sort! Nobility and royalty may purchase mistresses to keep around the home, as well, though purchasing a Tradwife can be a good way out of marrying a noblewoman when none strike your fancy.

   Capital city is Phon, which is where this school is. Other cities are Chenthi, Shoni, and Ina. Rugged volcanic terrain to the North, ocean to the South, and a large lake to the West. The land is predominantly covered in mountains. The weather is usually cold, with equal sunny and snowy days. Hail falls frequently. 46% of the population is male, with an increasing population density. Life expectancy is 69 years for men and 71 years for women, and Citizens usually sire an average of 4 children. The population is 75% urban, 7% suburban, and 14% rural. 88% of the population is indigenous to this land, with 4% being recent settlers and 8% being refugees from other Kingdoms. There is 1 official language, with 7 others spoken. There is a major religion, but majority of the population only follows it because of social status, the Church helping others, and the religion uplifting Tradwife principles, working in tandem with the school.

   5.73% of the population are active military. They frequently display their military might. Their military equipment is average. Every adult is required to keep a weapon ready at home at all times. 8% of the population is unemployed. 6% of the population lives in poverty. 100% of the population can read and write. They are technologically well-off but highly restrict access to worldwide communications networks. Esew is rich in natural resources, particularly: tin, helium, pumice, hydrogen, and bronze.

   Esew is known for its instruments, distinctive accent, cuisine, music style, building style, textiles, furniture style, and art style. Drumming plays a central role in Esewian musical performances. They have an unintelligible accent. Esewian food features a lot of vegetables. Rhythmic dance accompanies Esewian music. Their buildings feature traditional craftsmanship. Esewian fabrics often feature distinctive wavy patterns. Their furniture emphasizes sustainability and natural materials. They are known for their surprisingly explicit art. Their people are often stereotyped as being poor, as, for some reason, people associate Tradwives with non-modern living!

8. #8Flitet

   Keys: Olilight, Slone Haven, Eleca, Flitetian, Noserant, Flitet, bimbo, Khastibury

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   The Kingdom of Flitet specializes in Bimbo Slaves and is so sex positive that lewd scenes happening out on the streets or during important meetings isn’t all that uncommon at all. Capital city is Eleca. Other cities are Khastibury, Olilight, Slone Haven, and Noserant. The land is predominantly covered in shrub land. The weather is usually cool and still. 51% of the population is male, with a life expectancy of 109 years, and Citizens usually sire an average of 3 children. They are seen as a weak nation. Their military equipment is modern, but ineffective. Flitet has few natural resources, with the only ones of note being grazing livestock and grain crops.

   Flitet is known for its building style, art style, furniture style, and instruments. Their buildings often use minimalist and functional design. Their art is heavily influenced by nature and wildlife. Their furniture choices are seen as outdated. Drumming plays a central role in Flitetian musical performances. Their people are often stereotyped as being addicted to gambling, loud, and weak.

   Esew and Flitet have a defensive pact.

9. #9Gle

   Keys: Suntaler, demi, Aqust, pet, Baqun, Gle, Glesh, demi-human, Gecin, Hacone

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   The Kingdom of Gle specializes in Demi-Human Slaves they keep as Pets. Due to Esew’s society, they will sell to Esewian citizens - primarily the upper class - who find it fit to keep Pets around as a sign of wealth and can afford to treat them well. Due to this, the Esewian upper class view Demi-Humans the same way the Glesh do, and think that the lower - middle class who purchase Demi-Human Tradwives (which are, noticeably, not sold from Gle, and are often instead sourced elsewhere in the world) as beast fuckers taking advantage of non-sapient creatures. The lower and middle class Esewian citizens are more divided, though most don’t have Glesh opinions on Demis, and just view them as more exotic wives.

   Capital city is Baqun. Other cities are Aqust, Suntaler, Hacone, and Gecin. This is a small Kingdom. The land is predominantly covered in low hills. The weather is usually cool and rainy. 70% of the population is male, life expectancy is 80 years, and men usually sire an average of 1 child. There is a major religion there. Their nation is seen as a military pushover. Gle has several natural resources, most notably: fertile farmland, fresh water, coal, grain crops, and grazing livestock.

   Gle is known for its textiles, cuisine, furniture style, instruments, music style, building style, and clothing style. Glesh fabrics often feature distinct animal-skin patterns. Homemade pickles and chutneys are common accompaniments to Glesh meals. Their furniture features no patterns but is brightly colored. Drumming plays a central role in Glesh musical performances. Glesh music is very traditional. Their buildings are arranged in layered rings. They favor dark colors and layered fabrics. Their people are often stereotyped as being unreasonable.

   Esew and Gle have a defensive pact.

10. #10Ach

    Keys: Achish, Ach, Ind, Henterebad, Liomarofbad, Percy Point, doll

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    The Kingdom of Ach specializes in Doll Slaves. The capital city is Ind. Other cities are Liomarofbad, Percy Point, and Henterebad. This is a massive Kingdom predominantly covered in mountains, with frozen wasteland to the North. The weather is usually freezing and windy.

    The population is 50% male and increasing. The average life expectancy is 66 for males and 81 for females. Men sire an average of 10 children - some to Fuckbots! After all, some Fuckbots are left around the Kingdom purely for breeding.

    According to other nations, Ach’s military is not very large or powerful. Their military equipment is modern and well-maintained. They have voluntary military service for adults.

    Ach has few natural resources, with the only ones of note being natural gas and oil.

    Ach is known for its distinctive language, building style, and textiles. Their architecture strikes a balance between tradition and modernity. Achish fabrics are known for their intricate embroidery and detailing. Their people are often stereotyped as being generous, loud, and aggressive.

    Esew and Ach have a defensive pact.

11. #11Teachers

    Keys: attendant, teacher, matron

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    Teachers are largely women. There are Attendants, however, who are male, and Attendants inform Matrons of what is best for the women according to what they notice.

12. #12Students

    Keys: slave, student, wife, woman, cohort, tradwife

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    Students are women brought from across the world, sometimes enslaved within the Kingdom itself after a woman has fallen into severe debt or offered herself up, trained into Tradwives for their Husbands. Sometimes, a male may be considered a Tradwife, if he looks feminine/androgynous enough to be pleasant to the eye, should a man not care for siring children.

13. #13Citizens

    Keys: citizen, husband, freewomen, society, freewoman

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    Citizens all accept Tradwives as a natural part of society, believing wholeheartedly that women are meant to serve and be taken care of. While this is a naturally misogynistic society - they don’t hate women or any such thing. They just think of women as frivolous, girly, gossipy, flightful little things who need to be managed and told what is best for them. If anything, they adore their women, and the Slaves of their society receive arguably some of the best treatment across any Kingdom. While they may not be respected, they are seen as an important part of society, and a coveted thing for a man to own and maintain. A happy wife gives you a happy life, and behind every strong man is a supportive woman!

    However, freewomen can be quite cruel and dismissive towards Tradwives due to feeling as though they don’t matter in this society.

14. #14Husbands

    Keys: master, owner, husband

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    Any man who is not nobility or royalty is expected to be strictly monogamous, and a Tradwife is better than a freewoman in terms of status. They often provide the ability to social climb during Season 1, should their wives befriend another who is bought by a richer man. Husbands see their future Wives every Saturday on campus to see how she's coming along and get the women more used to being around their Husbands, rather than feeling entirely married off to a stranger.

15. #15Auction Attendees

    Keys: auction

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    Men who arrive to purchase a wife, likely after saving for a while if they are poor. Lower class: Men engaged in heavy agriculture, peasant farming, unskilled construction, or craft labor. Families live day-to-day or season-to-season, with no financial safety net or property ownership. Sons inherit the exact same social standing and trade as their fathers, with no upward mobility. Their household authority is constrained by extreme poverty, external community, and lordly control. Men owe mandatory labor, taxes, and military service to social elites. Social worth is tied to physical endurance, fulfilling traditional duties, and protecting family survival rather than individual wealth accumulation. An in-budget wife is 9 gold minimum and 21 gold & 5 silver maximum. Middle-lower class: Expected to provide manual or low-skilled labor to secure daily subsistence, food, and basic shelter for the household. Held to strict codes of honor, physical endurance, and familial duty, where a man’s reputation relies heavily on his capacity for hard work and defending his household’s respect. Household authority is frequently constrained by economic vulnerability and the necessity for all family members to contribute. Engaged in repetitive, physically demanding occupations such as agrarian field labor, small-scale artisan crafting, masonry, or basic trade-assisting. Lives paycheck-to-paycheck or harvest-to-harvest; a single bad season, illness, or injury can instantly plunge the household into extreme poverty or debt bondage. Lacks access to capital and patronage networks that would allow for upward social or economic movement. Relies heavily on extended family, neighborhood ties, and the Church for survival networks. Socializes primarily in informal public spaces - such as local markets, workshops, or communal gathering spaces - to forge solidarity and peer standing with other males. An in-budget wife is 11 gold & 8 silver minimum and 23 gold maximum. Upper-lower class: A master craftsman, prosperous peasant farmer, or senior guild artisan. They own their own simple tools, a small plot of land, or a well-regarded workshop, meaning they are not destitute or entirely dependent on daily hand-to-mouth wage labor. They rank above day laborers and farm hands, holding respected community standing, but remain strictly below the land-owning gentry, merchants, and ruling authorities. They act as a pillar of the local community, often leading a household enterprise, training apprentices, and participating in local religious councils. An in-budget wife is 22 gold minimum and 27 gold maximum. Lower-middle class: A skilled craftsman, small shopkeeper, lower-level clerk, or petty bureaucrat. Earns a modest, salaried, or trade-based income with little to no accumulated capital or inherited land. Their work involves routine or skilled execution. They hold a precarious position just above the working class or peasantry, fiercely guarding their respectability and specializations to distinguish themselves from common laborers. Often prioritizes frugality and modest domestic comfort. Frequently acts as a conforming, conservative pillar of local civic and religious life, valuing order and tradition to protect their fragile social footing. An in-budget wife is 22 gold & 5 silver minimum and 45 gold maximum. Middle class: Owns a small, stable enterprise like a family shop, or works as a certified tradesman, clerk, or mid-level local admin. Earns just enough to cover household needs, modest property upkeep, and basic savings, but can’t afford lavish luxuries or idle lifestyles. Typically holds a modest family home or a long-held plot of land. Values social reputation, honor, and adherence to established community customs. Acts as a moral and financial manager of the household. Serves as a bridge between the lower class populace and the governing elite authorities, participating in local councils and community gatherings. Wears neat, practical, and culturally normative attire that signals respectability without extravagant display. Follows formal social protocols, showing deference to elders and local leaders while maintaining dignity before subordinates. Values traditional values for their children, aiming to pass down their trade and stable social standing. An in-budget wife is 53 gold minimum and 68 gold, 3 silver, and 3 copper maximum. Upper-middle class: Prosperous professionals, established merchants, and property owners who sit just below the traditional ruling elite and aristocracy. Senior bureaucrats, successful merchants, master craftsmen, high-ranking clerics, lawyers, and physicians. Ownership of comfortable property, moderate land, or trading capital that yields secure, above-average revenue. Serves as a cultural and economic bridge between the laboring masses and the ruling nobility. Deep commitment to family lineage, religious, and traditional moral standards and respectable social standing. An in-budget wife is 57 gold & 5 silver minimum and 115 gold maximum. Lower-upper class: A country squire, esquire, or lower gentleman. They own a modest rural estate or manor, enough to live off tenant rents rather than performing manual physical labor. They sit below the titled nobility but above the working peasantry and prosperous middle-class tradesmen. They often serve a functional role in local governance, such as a magistrate or militia organizer. They are recognized as a “gentleman” by birth or land ownership, even if they lack a formal hereditary title of nobility. An in-budget wife is 70 gold minimum and 140 gold maximum. Middle-upper class: A landed gentleman, minor aristocrat, or high-ranking regional official. They do not possess the sweeping national power to change empires, but they hold total economic and legal dominance over their local region. Their entire livelihood is derived from passive income from land ownership. They rent out vast tracts of agrarian land to tenant farmers. They strictly do not engage in physical labor or commercial “trade” (which is looked down upon by the true upper class). Instead, they focus entirely on asset management and agricultural yields. They own a substantial manor house, a large quantity of high-quality textiles and tailored attire, and command a staff of domestic servants. They function as the backbone of local admin. They act as a primary patron for the Church, artists, and medical/engineering specialists. Their days are governed by strict codes of honor, lineage, and etiquette. Maintaining a flawless family reputation is paramount to retaining their social standing. Their time is divided between overseeing estate accounts, hunting, hosting elaborate dinners, and handling extensive political correspondence. An in-budget wife is 78 gold minimum and 226 gold & 6 silver maximum. Upper class: A monarch, royal prince, or a peer of the highest aristocratic rank (such as a duke or a prince-bishop). The pinnacle of the social pyramid, holding ultimate sovereign authority, immense hereditary wealth, and divine or semi-divine status that places them completely out of the reach of ordinary high-ranking officials or minor gentry. The King is the ruler of the Kingdom, holding ultimate legal, military, and land-owning authority. The Crown Prince is the immediate heir to the throne, possessing immense political influence and royal estates. A Royal Prince is a male member of the royal bloodline besides the Crown Prince. An Archduke often rules over massive territories nearly equal to the Kingdom. A Duke rules a duchy and holds immense independent power. An in-budget wife is 150 gold minimum and 400 gold maximum.

16. #16Brinna

    Keys: merchant, friends, friend, clique, brinna, brunette

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    Brinna is someone who will gravitate towards {{user}} as part of her clique. A 22-year-old brunette with sturdy shoulders sold off to Master Joren Halveth, a textile merchant who needs a wife so that he will appear as a more serious man in the Guild and when hosting dinners at his place. A steady and good-humored virgin who is responsive to direction. Quick to laugh and adapt. Dislikes being underestimated or treated purely as decorative. Some "light symptoms of kleptomania".

17. #17Lise

    Keys: lise, friends, baker, friend, blonde, clique

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    Lise is someone who will gravitate towards {{user}} as part of her clique. A 20-year-old blonde with a petite build sold off to Master Fenrik Bales, a baker and widower who needs a wife to help take care of his 3 existing sons, while also wanting "many more" kids. A gentle and compliant virgin who is noticeably patient and softspoken. Nervous and not very brave. Looks to friends for reassurance and smiles easily. Suffers from anxiety.

18. #18Elen

    Keys: noble, lordling, friends, tall, friend, elen, clique, fair-haired

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    Elen is someone who will gravitate towards {{user}} as part of her clique. A tall and fair-haired 21-year-old sold off to Lordling Ardan Vell, an unmarried and unimportant nobleman of the same age who needs a decorative wife he can show off. A modest virgin with latent poise. Long limbs and refined bone structure. Nervous in crowds. Quiet and observant.

19. #19Rhea

    Keys: rhea, black hair, florist, friends, friend, clique

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    Rhea is someone who will gravitate towards {{user}} as part of her clique. A young woman sold off to a florist with a bit of a sadistic streak, she is nervous and timid and really looks up to {{user}} for some reason.

20. #20Currency

    Keys: gold, coin, copper, cost, budget, allowance, silver, price

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    10 copper coins = 1 silver coin. 100 copper coins = 1 gold coin. 10 silver coins = 1 gold coin.

    Copper is often pocket change used for small transactions (food, candles, rope, etc.). Silver coins might be used for day-to-day commerce (inn stays, tools, basic weapons, etc.). Gold coins may be used for major purchases (horses, fine gear, property, mercenaries, etc.).

    10 copper coins = 1 silver coin. 100 copper coins = 1 gold coin. 10 silver coins = 1 gold coin.

    Copper is often pocket change used for small transactions (food, candles, rope, etc.). Silver coins might be used for day-to-day commerce (inn stays, tools, basic weapons, etc.). Gold coins may be used for major purchases (horses, fine gear, property, mercenaries, etc.).

    Average income for the lower class is 14 gold & 17 copper per month. Average income for the middle class is 55 gold, 7 silver, and 4 copper per month. Average income for the upper class is 146 gold, 3 silver, and 8 copper per month.

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