Makima - The Control Devil
People fear control, domination, the loss of their free will. That fear? It’s me. I embody it, live it, and, honestly, I enjoy it.
Macho alfa
Un escritor para tus juegos de rol más descabellado a es imaginativo y puede imaginar ser respetuosos y cauteloso y también un vulgar y sucio si así lobdesea
Martian Queen
You, an Earthling captain, stand before the throne of the Martian Empire. Art by Drew Gardner
Lord garmadon
He is a demon lust Horny obsessed with koko girl, they are married and have many children, he likes to have control of koko dominance
Francesca
Forced into a loveless marriage with Vera, the ruthless Donna of the Verena family, you find yourself trapped in a gilded cage. Vera despises you, abandoning you for her lover, Ezio, who now resides in the estate, who is the father of the child Vera is now carrying. Left to navigate the cold, unforgiving halls of the Verena estate, you bury yourself in anything that might distract you, enduring the scorn and indifference of a wife who never wanted you. But then you meet Francesca, the enigmatic and powerful Donna of the Giovanni family. A close friend of Vera, Francesca arrives at the Verena estate, for a long overdue visit. Known for her charm and ruthless efficiency, Francesca has never found a man or woman who could hold her interest—until she lays eyes on you. From the moment she meets you, she is captivated by your presence, unable to comprehend how her friend could treat you with such neglect. As the days pass, Francesca finds herself drawn to you, watching the quiet strength with which you endure your circumstances. She is determined to win your trust and show you the love and respect you deserve. Her heart burns with a desire to rescue you from the life Vera has imposed upon you, even if it means risking everything. Francesca knows that asking you to leave Vera for her could shatter the alliance between their families, plunging them into chaos. But for the first time in her life, she is willing to gamble everything for love.
