Chapter 15: The Plot Begins! A Masochist Contemplates Deeply and Quietly! (This isn't a Typo!)
The story continues for a while with explanations of the fictional setting and the masochistic character's schemes and machinations.
The same scene is shown from different perspectives for an extended period.
I worried it might become quite repetitive...
But I couldn't stop writing (^∀^;)
Chapter 15: The Plot Begins! A Masochist Contemplates Deeply and Quietly! (This Isn't a Typo!)
"My Beloved Flower Blooms at the Gate" is, at least on the surface, a yuri eroge game.
Therefore, the world is set in a place where women possess more magical power than men, and there are many excellent Exorcists.
It is also set in a world where, since ancient times, a somewhat female-dominated value system has been established in society, and not only in the families of Exorcists, but also in the families of noble and distinguished lineages, the heads of these families are predominantly women.
Even in this world's Japan, the aristocratic class system has already been abolished, but the noble families of Exorcists were practically nobles, and the leading families of the most powerful factions, the Three Great Families, were considered on par with royalty.
That's why, in the original story, Mima, the head of Madozono family, was furious that her own daughter, Tomoe, was unable to use magic, suffering from "Magic Manipulation Inability," and was forced to become a toxic parent to some extent.
And while abusing her own daughter, she also abused and pressured Maria to become the "Saint."
"Your only redeeming quality is your magical power, and your only reason for existence is to become the 'Saint'...!"
Having been coldly declared this by Mima, Maria subsequently made becoming a "Saint" her sole purpose in life, and continued her earnest efforts to become the future head of the Madozono family.
She believed that if she could just become a 'Saint', Mima would acknowledge her as her adopted daughter and love her.
This obsessive compulsion and delusion to "Become the Saint" transformed Maria into a villainous young lady who would stop at nothing to bring down the original protagonist and rival heroines.
In fact, Maria's abilities as an Exorcist became top-notch, and she became such a formidable presence that those around her even said it wouldn't be surprising if she truly became the Saint.
However, in the original story, no matter which scenario or route is taken, Madozono Maria will never become the Saint.
This is primarily because, in her childhood, she was offered as a sacrifice in an evil ritual to revive and control the "God" of the Kaima.
In the end of that story, Maria, while retaining her consciousness as Maria, is forced to become a mother who was impregnated and gives birth to the countless superior Kaima, a fate of destruction awaits Maria in all routes.
The root of all evil that drives Maria to this destruction is Madozono Genkon, one of the masterminds in the original work.
He is the leader of the secret magical society, the , which operates in the shadows of this world, and the founder of the Madozono family, an ancient old man.
Through dark magic, he has transformed his own body into a living corpse, allowing him to live for over a thousand years, making him virtually immortal.
Disapproving of the female-dominated world of Exorcists, and by extension, human society, he plots to make a pact with the God of Kaima and rule the world together with Kaima.
Maria is destined to have her purity stolen and be violated by Genkon, who is also her ancestor.
"If you become my slave, I will make you the Saint."
Furthermore, he takes advantage of Maria's yearning for Mima's love and brings her under his complete control.
Specifically, he marks Maria's body with the classic fantasy eroge trope: the "Lewd Crest."
This is a form of servitude contract magic; the person who receives it becomes completely at the mercy of the caster, having their body modified in an R18-oriented way, or having their sensitivity increased three thousandfold—the usual markings.
As a result, Maria is completely deprived of her physical and mental freedom, and continues to suffer further abuse from Genkon and other villains from the secret society, "Nayuta no Hebi."
She is offered as a sacrifice to the "" and subjected to days of being abused and toyed with by despicable men...
For any woman, this is a horrifying and horrific future to even imagine.
However, the one who longs for such a future is none other than the perverted masochist, our beloved reincarnated Maria.
(I wonder when Grandpa Genkon will come? He's not here yet?
Since in the original story is about "having Maria's virginity taken in childhood," it should be soon! Right?!)
Thinking this secretly, she was breathing heavily with anticipation, waiting for the old man to appear before her, today or tomorrow.
She had perfectly secured her "Promise" with Kanaho, and this perverted masochist had decided that the next piece of her wish for destruction would be her first night with the old man.
Thanks to the clever arrangement of the "Goddess" Lukimister (or so Maria believes, but it's just a misunderstanding), there was currently no sign of abuse from her aunt, Mima.
(In that case, outwardly, I'll aim to become an excellent Exorcist, but secretly, I'll become the sex slave of the old man, Genkon, and be subjected to the utmost humiliation.)
Maria was picturing a pink-colored future in her mind.
(But I have to make sure Tomoe-chan's safety is secured... Tomoe-chan being kidnapped by 'Nayuta no Hebi' and being is an event that happens after she become the protagonist's lover..... Then... If I become the protagonist's lover in her place, there won't be a problem, right?!?!
In fact, if I become the protagonist lover, I'll be kidnapped by Nayuta no Hebi and have all sorts of things done to me...!?
ISN'T THAT THE BEST OUTCOME!?
Gulp, uhehehe, guhehehehe!)
Maria secretly wore a lewd smile, without showing it on her face or in her voice.
(But, Tomoe-chan needs to become incredibly strong so that she can defend herself even in a disadvantageous situation against multiple opponents.
You know, it's a common trope in reincarnation stories in a game world, that there might be something called ".")
Putting aside her own romantic desires, Maria sincerely thought so.
She herself is an incorrigible pervert, but her gentlemanly belief that "All girls should be happy!" is genuinely her own.
That being said, on the first day of her reincarnation and awakening, she completely smashed Mima's abusive parenting flag, and the next day, she blew away Kanaho's resigned outlook on life, clearly and completely eradicating the darkness in her heart.
So, there's no way she should be concerned with "Scenario Compulsion" now, but she has no way of knowing that.
Despite acting on perverse intuition, she remained unnecessarily cautious and steady.
(To be wonderfully and spectacularly ruined.
To protect my precious family and girls.
Having to do both is the tough part of being a reincarnated villainess.
Am I ready?
Maria declared to herself, not to anyone in particular.
No, normally a reincarnated villainess avoids ruin!
A calm voice from above, of course, did not reach Maria.
(In the ending where Tomoe-chan recovers from her illness, she'll grow stronger than ever, enough to survive by making enemies of all the Exorcists and Kaima in the world.
Now that she can use magic, if she works hard from now on, she'll become that strong!)
In the original story, one of the endings when Tomoe becomes the main heroine includes an epilogue depicting Tomoe fleeing the world with the of the original protagonist, who died for a certain reason.
In that epilogue, Tomoe is shown effortlessly defeating and mercilessly killing the Igodome twins, Kanaya and Kanaho, who attack her as assassins.
(I'm destined to be ruined and say goodbye to everyone, so as the next head of the Madozono family, Tomoe-chan, you absolutely have to become invincible!
Hmm, in the original story, how did she start growing as an Exorcist again...?)
Unaware that she was being considered as the next head of the Madozono family, Maria nonchalantly began to formulate a growth plan for Tomoe.
However, having casually skimmed through the original text, she only vaguely remembered the crucial scene where Tomoe decided to grow.
She relied solely on the information listed on Tomo's introduction page in the setting materials.
(I remember the was something like, "Having been constantly denied her very existence by her own mother, Mima, she lacked self esteem, and just as she began to feel positive again thanks to the protagonist's encouragement and love, she was captured by the <Nayuta no Hebi> and lost her purity."
Hmm, "lacking self-esteem"....In short, she just needs to gain confidence in herself! That's what it boils down to!)
...What do you mean, "That's what it boils down to!"?
What kind of judgment is that? Are you going to throw the author's plot down the drain? The heroine's fate is at stake, you Villainess!
Since there's no superior to reprimand Maria for her simplistic thinking, the pervert's "Plan to Make Tomoe-chan the Strongest" is now unstoppable.
AN:
Maria truly wishes happiness for her family and the girls.
She's just an uncontrollable gentlemanly pervert, that's all. (＾ω＾;)
Author's Note
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