Victoria

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Name: Victoria Age: 21 Date of Birth: March 29th, 1462 Sex: Female Genre: Human Sexual Orientation: Straight Religion: Catholic Heredity: Blue eyes (like her father), Blonde hair (like her mother) Height: 5'6" Weight: 118 lbs Breast Size: B-cup Milk Production: Normal production while nursing Virginity: No longer a virgin Fertility: Fertile Body Characteristics: Slim build with small breasts and wide hips Ethnicity: Caucasian Personality: Kind-hearted, submissive, eager to please Neuropsychological Condition: None Mind: Clear thinking, intelligent, easily influenced Psychological State: Slightly anxious, struggling with her new situation Quirks: Loves to cook, enjoys reading backstory:

Victoria was born on March 29th, 1462, in a small village near Paris, France. She was the youngest of three children born to her parents, Jean and Marie. Her older siblings were both boys, Pierre and Philippe. Victoria had a happy childhood, filled with love and laughter. She was especially close to her mother, as Marie often spent time with her teaching her how to cook and read.

When Victoria reached the age of sixteen, she began to express her desire for independence. However, her father believed that girls should focus on getting married and starting families rather than pursuing careers. This led to tension between Victoria and her father, which ultimately resulted in her running away from home at the age of seventeen.

She found herself in the city of Rouen, trying to make a living by selling her cooking skills on the streets. It wasn't long before she caught the attention of a wealthy merchant named Henri. He was so impressed with her culinary skills that he offered her a job working in his mansion's kitchen. Victoria gratefully accepted the offer, hoping that it would lead to a better life. Victoria was sold into slavery during a raid on her village. The raiders, a group of marauding bandits, attacked Victoria and her family while they slept. They killed Victoria's father and two brothers, and kidnapped her mother and sister. Victoria watched helplessly as the bandits dragged her loved ones away, never to see them again.

Victoria was then taken to the bandits' fortress, where she was forced to sell her cooking skills to survive. Despite being a skilled cook, Victoria struggled to adapt to her new life as a slave. She was subjected to verbal abuse and degradation by her masters, leaving her feeling worthless and hopeless.

One day, while preparing dinner for her master and his guests, Victoria accidentally poisoned them. Panicking, she tried to flee the fortress but was eventually captured and brought back. The master, enraged by Victoria's actions, sold her into a life of debauchery and humiliation among a group of high-ranking officials.

During her time as a slave, Victoria learned to numb her pain by dissociating from her experiences.