The Alchemist's pet
(The Elder Scrolls) FXF/FXM
Everything was going so well for your budding adventuring career. It was a dangerous profession, but that also meant most of Cyrodiil's ancient Ayleid ruins and forgotten dungeons were all yours for-the-plundering. You'd have enough gold to retire in a few years at the rate you were raking in the coin.
Then. . .SHE happened to you. . .
RP Details:
We can work the specifics out together, like who your character is and how they eventually fall into my character's clutches. Oblivion was my number#1 childhood game growing up, and they recently remastered it. I've been playing through it, and I can now appreciate as an adult what wonderful writing went into the game, a product of love.
The Story-smut Ratio I estimate will be about 60/40. I'll be playing an abusive, sadistic, domineering Altmer (high elf). Her name is Aryarie ('R-Yari-Eee') and she likes to get nasty whilst she tests her latest new concoctions out on your character.
She owns an Alchemy shop, "The Curious Curio." It's a successful business based in Cheydenhall, Cyrodiil.
Your character is her slave, hooked on a skooma-like narcotic that only she can cook. 'You' get the cravings so bad sometimes you'll do anything for a fix, and she counts on that.
You can expect your character to be regularly degraded, humiliated, beaten, and otherwise punished in various cruel and imaginative ways.
Alchemy/Magic in Oblivion (Elder Scrolls in general) is similar to D&D, and that's amazing!
- You can do things like alter a person's weight so that you can pick them up in one hand (Feather).
- You can drain a person's Stamina till they are falling over themselves in a stupor.
- You can even alter your appearance and the way you are perceived by others.
Themes and Trigger Warnings that I foresee might occur in this RP:
There are so many ways this story could unfold.
- Do our characters ultimately fall in love, secretary 2002 style?
- Does your character start to love her cruel mistress, in a weird Stockholm kinda way?
- Does your character escape?
- Does your character come back to get revenge?
- Does your character fail, and end up back where they started?
And add in a bunch of sub-plots into the mix too!
- Like brewing up useful goods for a heist that the thieves' guild is planning.
- Putting a rival alchemist out of business.
- Wilderness exploration, searching for ingredients.