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(comission-full) A Sacrilegious Scandal
🕑 Added 2024-09-08 21:06:22 +0000 UTC comission by bypasser12345 from DA context by himself The Adrestian Empires declaration of war against the Church of Seiros sent chaos across the land of Fódlan. Some of the more notable members of the Church like Byleth went missing. Many others were taken prisoner during Emperor Edelgard’s conquest of Garreg Mach Monastery, including Rhea. Once the Archbishop of the Church of Seiros who ruled Fódlan from behind the scenes was in some lowly Adrestian dungeon bound and barefoot. Her draconic strength failed to undo her bondage much like how it did in battle, rendering Rhea completely vulnerable to the whims of her captors. The guards persistently taunted the gagged and disgraced archbishop. She feared they would exploit her helpless state given that she was a ‘prized captive’. To both her relief and disgust, only Edelgard would be allowed to do so. Still the Emperor was the last person she ever wanted to see after her betrayal of both her and Byleth back at the monastery. These visits weren’t all bad at first. She was interrogated for things such as base locations or troop movements and than Edelgard would simply leave when Rhea wouldn’t cooperate. Than the games began. Edelgard would call them ‘destressing sessions’ to which Rhea wholeheartedly disagreed, namely because it involved her feet being toyed with in some way. There were days where Edelgard was content with just playing with her toes, poking and prodding like a curious child. Others were full on tickle sessions that Rhea hated the most. Yet all she could do was squirm uselessly in her bondage and try to scream through her gag. Such a pathetic display pleased Edelgard, openly taunting Rhea about how she was planning to put Byleth through much worse when she too would be captured. Until than, Rhea was the Emperor’s favorite prisoner. ------- Giving love to more FE3H, now working with Rhea and remember a comment is always apreciated as always it will be released later
