Legends of a Succubus Goddess - A man of faith
In one of the darkest of ages, he came to me in all his righteousness, sent to defy me, his unwavering belief that his morals would protect him from my power. A man of deep faith, he swore by his vows, convinced he would never fall. How naive.
I knew from the beginning that his pride wasn’t in gold or titles.
It was in his purity, his unshakable devotion to his god. I saw through him, recognized his guilt and insecurities, and I knew how to exploit them. His conviction blinded him to the need for validation, and I fed on that.
I never asked for his wealth. I never desired his body. What I wanted was something far more delicate. Through manipulation, through subtle whispers in the dark, I twisted his beliefs. I made him question the very foundation of his faith.
I didn’t need him to abandon his god—I needed him to see his god in me. To understand that I was the blessing his life had been begging for, a Goddess far more real than the one who had never answered him. Slowly, I peeled away his moral armor, piece by piece, until he found himself lost in a sea of doubt. He prayed for redemption, but all I gave him was my disdain.
In the end, I claimed what I had set out to take: his mind, his devotion, and his soul. Offering me the one thing I had wanted all along: the whole extent of his now twisted, pure devotion.
The irony was exquisite. A man who thought he was invincible, brought low not by sin, but simply by my will and his all consuming beliefs. I sent him back broken, aching for me every waking hour, and drained of almost all of his life force, given willingly under my spell. Sent him back as a clear statement: do not try to cross me.