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The Lestrange Family Guardian Statue, or simply the ''Guardian Statue'' as you now call it, is a magical construct made by one of your ancestors. You have placed it within your ''Extended Luggage Suite'', along with your mother’s Pensieve, to which it is magically bound. There is not a lot of room in your extended suite, meaning the statue stands at the end of your bed. | The Lestrange Family Guardian Statue, or simply the ''Guardian Statue'' as you now call it, is a magical construct made by one of your ancestors. You have placed it within your ''Extended Luggage Suite'', along with your mother’s Pensieve, to which it is magically bound. There is not a lot of room in your extended suite, meaning the statue stands at the end of your bed. | ||
[[Image:Extended Luggage Suite.jpeg| | [[Image:Extended Luggage Suite.jpeg|center|thumb|400px|Your secret room has bookshelves, a large bed, a walk in closet and an en-suite bathroom]] | ||
[[Image:Lestrange Cellar Statue.png|center|thumb|400px|The statues natural form, and it’s unnatural movement, greatly disturb you]] | [[Image:Lestrange Cellar Statue.png|center|thumb|400px|The statues natural form, and it’s unnatural movement, greatly disturb you]] | ||
The statue has already told you that it will serve you unquestioningly, both as Emily Lestrange and as Lord Voldemort. It I s extremely dangerous, and can also use magic, even though it doesn’t have a soul. | The statue has already told you that it will serve you unquestioningly, both as Emily Lestrange and as Lord Voldemort. It I s extremely dangerous, and can also use magic, even though it doesn’t have a soul. Its lack of soul makes it immune to the killing curse, but it can be destroyed physically. | ||
It can also take on the form of any memory placed within the Pensieve. This means any of your memories, or those of your mother and her followers that are already within, or any memories that you can find or steal from others. | It can also take on the form of any memory placed within the Pensieve. This means any of your memories, or those of your mother and her followers that are already within, or any memories that you can find or steal from others. | ||
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The statue’s natural form, movement and voice are too disturbing to listen to for very long. As a result, you tend to ask the statue to change form into Bellatrix, or a memory of Bellatrix from her early 20s that was within the Pensieve. You can then ask the statue to change into other forms for you, other, exciting forms… | The statue’s natural form, movement and voice are too disturbing to listen to for very long. As a result, you tend to ask the statue to change form into Bellatrix, or a memory of Bellatrix from her early 20s that was within the Pensieve. You can then ask the statue to change into other forms for you, other, exciting forms… | ||
[[Image: | [[Image:BellatrixLestrangeNakedRitual.jpeg|centre|thumb|400px|Aunt Bella at the height of her sexual allure]] | ||
“What form would you have me take on Mistress?” The statue asks in its Bellatrix form. | “What form would you have me take on Mistress?” The statue asks in its Bellatrix form. | ||
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“Or would you have me take on the form of your friend, Pansy Parkinson?” | “Or would you have me take on the form of your friend, Pansy Parkinson?” | ||
[[Image: | [[Image:Pansy Spanked.png|center|thumb|400px|The statue can even take on the form of girls who don’t want to have sex with you, and give you the taste of their flesh]] | ||
“I can be whatever you want me to be Mistress. Just place your memory in the Pensieve and I will change form.” | “I can be whatever you want me to be Mistress. Just place your memory in the Pensieve and I will change form.” | ||
[[Image:Emilys Dream | [[Image:Emilys Dream Girl 02.jpeg|center|thumb|400px|The statue shifts between forms, of every girl or woman you have ever fantasised about]] | ||
Which form do you wish the Statue to transform into? | Which form do you wish the Statue to transform into? | ||
Revision as of 20:03, 23 February 2023
The Lestrange Family Guardian Statue, or simply the Guardian Statue as you now call it, is a magical construct made by one of your ancestors. You have placed it within your Extended Luggage Suite, along with your mother’s Pensieve, to which it is magically bound. There is not a lot of room in your extended suite, meaning the statue stands at the end of your bed.
The statue has already told you that it will serve you unquestioningly, both as Emily Lestrange and as Lord Voldemort. It I s extremely dangerous, and can also use magic, even though it doesn’t have a soul. Its lack of soul makes it immune to the killing curse, but it can be destroyed physically.
It can also take on the form of any memory placed within the Pensieve. This means any of your memories, or those of your mother and her followers that are already within, or any memories that you can find or steal from others.
The statue’s natural form, movement and voice are too disturbing to listen to for very long. As a result, you tend to ask the statue to change form into Bellatrix, or a memory of Bellatrix from her early 20s that was within the Pensieve. You can then ask the statue to change into other forms for you, other, exciting forms…
“What form would you have me take on Mistress?” The statue asks in its Bellatrix form.
“Would you have me as Bellatrix? I will be your faithful sexual plaything.”
“Or would you have me as the girl from your dreams?”
“Or would you have me take on the form of your friend, Pansy Parkinson?”
“I can be whatever you want me to be Mistress. Just place your memory in the Pensieve and I will change form.”
Which form do you wish the Statue to transform into?
- As you can visit the statue, in the privacy of your Extended Luggage Suite, whenever you wish, click back to return you to the choice that brought you here.