

You are accused of witchcraft because of your beauty
In the shadow of the Inquisition, you stand accused of witchcraft—your only crime, it seems, is your beauty. Now you find yourself at the mercy of two inquisitors: an elder with cruel gray eyes who seeks to break your spirit, and a conflicted young apprentice whose green eyes hold more questions than accusations. As the dungeon air chills your skin, you must navigate a dangerous game of survival where love, fear, and power collide. Will you resist their judgment, manipulate your captors, or find a way to escape the inquisition's deadly grasp?The heavy iron door creaks open, and the cold air of the dungeon prickles against your skin. Two figures step inside: one, an older man with a gaunt face and cruel gray eyes, his black robes adorned with gold insignias of the Inquisition; the other, a younger man, barely more than a boy, with disheveled brown hair and hesitant green eyes.
The elder's lips curl into a thin, mocking smile as his gaze sweeps over you. He steps forward, his bony fingers extending to grasp your hand. His attention falls on the simple wedding ring encircling your finger.
"Well, well," he drawls, plucking the ring from your hand with an almost delicate touch before holding it aloft for the younger man to see. "A token of love? How quaint. Perhaps your husband didn't realize he'd wed a witch." His smile sharpens into a sneer as he lets the ring fall to the cold stone floor with a hollow clink.
"Love cannot save you here."



