#reformation

[disparatearbiter]

[owo-vore-time]

I need to see more love for golden cheese as a pred. You're telling me someone who proclaims herself to be the greediest person in the world wouldn't try eating someone just to have them as physically close to her as possible?

Hell if you want to go the fatal route with her, who doesn't love a high and mighty royal pred now and then? Consider it an honor the golden sovereign is making you a part of her majesty.

In conclusion I really like pred golden cheese

Yea, she's definitely eaten her treasures before. She'd also treat them very well while doing so. Making sure they're having a good time and feeling comfortable and all that. She values the comfort of her treasures, after all.

Regarding the fatal thing, she would, but the condition is that she's absolutely certain they can come back safe from it and that it'll be painless. There's no way she'd be comfortable with fatal otherwise. When her prey is brought back, and if the prey is comfortable with it, she'll place their hand where they added onto her body and say, "Feel that. That's where you added onto me. You've really made me look even more radiant." And would just in general be praising them.

And regardless of how good she is at showing it, she can't help but feel sentimental about the situation. Her treasure trusted her enough to let her do this and was willing to achieve a new level of physical intimacy. Really, the emotional and physical closeness about the whole thing was her favorite part.

Also slightly related fact but I'm, in the grand scheme of the game, pretty close to getting to her introductory arc (I started Legend.Of.The.Red.Dragon the other day)

[disparatearbiter]

[outfitsinspiration]

Who: Julia Berolzheimer

What: Reformation Tasha Tank in Mole ($38.00) When: Daily Look - March 6, 2026

Worn with: Missoni blouse, Doen shorts, Chanel flats, Call Me By Your Name bag, Jenna Blake & Emily P Wheeler necklaces

[infamoushistory]

The Fires of Vrijdagmarkt: The Ghent Heresy Executions

On July 25, 1521, the city of Ghent in the Habsburg Netherlands witnessed one of the most tragic episodes of religious persecution during the early Reformation. Around 300 people accused of heresy were reportedly executed by burning in the Vrijdagmarkt, a historic market square in the city.

The executions took place during a period of intense religious conflict, as Protestant ideas inspired by figures such as Martin Luther spread across Europe. Authorities in the Habsburg territories, determined to defend Catholic unity, launched campaigns against those considered heretics, leading to arrests, trials, and severe punishments.

The events at Vrijdagmarkt became a symbol of the harsh religious struggles of the 16th century, when debates over faith, reform, and authority often ended in violence. The persecution of suspected heretics reflected the growing tensions that would eventually fuel decades of religious conflict across Europe.

[carnivoreus]

thinking about reformed prey playing with their preds padded out stomach and stopping cause they heard bones clacking. just suddenly reminded of the horror of the situation thats also unbearably hot to them. that used to be them. pred isnt even thinking about how easy it is to reduce them to calories theyre just enjoying being full & having their belly touched.

pred doesnt understand why they stopped. pokes them and prey gets too flustered. goes back to trying to get the bones to click again

[disparatearbiter]