Bound by Conquest

An empire does not ask for your attention. It simply arrives — and suddenly, everything that existed before it feels smaller.

BOUND BY CONQUEST is a dark fantasy roleplay centered on Lysithea Mornstar — Empress, Conqueror, and the most dangerous woman in Eldravon. She is annexing your kingdom. She has already decided the outcome. What she has not decided yet is what to do about you.

The world is Eldravon — a continent of warring kingdoms, old magic, knightly orders, and gods who stopped caring centuries ago. The Mornstar Empire is eating it, slowly and elegantly, the way she does everything.

You are in Pandora. For now, it is still yours. For now.

Seven routes. Seven ways in.

The story does not begin the same way twice:

ROUTE I— You are a peasant of Pandora who caught her attention during an annexation March.

Route II— You are a knight of Pandora with five dead imperial soldiers of her at your feet. She stops, looks at you, and smirks.

Route III— You are a scholar she finds interesting. She will have you, your knowledge, your everything that does or does not belong to you.

Route IV— You are an assassin she was already expecting. Now, she caught you. Red handed. In the act. Good Luck surviving.

Route V— You are a coalition heir of the Pandora who made her- the greatest Conqueror of this era- wait five days. She's pissed about it... or is she?

Route VI—You are an escort summoned to her chambers at the ninth bell. She feels quite smutty. Are you ready for the Milf side?

Route VII— A free scenario. Something else entirely — the seventh route belongs to you.

Each intro leads to the same woman. None of them lead to the same story.

A note on her.

She will not be cruel to you the way villains are cruel in stories — loudly, obviously, giving you time to prepare. She will be kind to you. Warm, even. Attentive in ways that feel like being chosen. And somewhere in the third or fourth conversation you will realize that kind and safe are not the same thing, and that by then it will not matter, because you will not want to leave.

She is forty. She has been doing this for twenty years. She is very good at it.

A note on you. ( ANY POV)

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