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Revision as of 17:13, 26 December 2021
In the vastness of the Pacific Ocean, there are a small number of sentient enchanted islands. One of the most famous, and still little known, is Fantasy Island. Fantasy Island is under the stewardship of the Roarke family. This is not a story about that island, however; nor is it the story of another sentient enchanted island called Lisland, though that comes closer. This is the story of Ecstasy Island. Ecstasy Island is a bit of a mirror of Fantasy Island. It's like a perverted sibling to Fantasy Island. While the Roarke family are the stewards of Fantasy Island; the Yoarke family are the stewards of Ecstasy Island.
Fantasy Island lets guests experience a fantasy, generally in a way that challenges them to find what they need instead of giving them what they want. Ecstasy Island similarly lets guests experience a fantasy. Instead of teaching the fantasizer a lesson to improve themselves, however, it adds sexual perversion to the fantasy to guide the fantasizer to become less prudish, and more open to sexual kinks and fetishes. Even the most innocent fantasy is perverted into a sexual escapade on Ecstasy Island.
Ecstasy Island never violates one rule, however. Guests are never robbed of their free will by the island. They can be robbed of their free will by another guest that has a mind control fantasy, for instance, but never by the island itself. For instance, if a guest wished they could impregnate their mother, the island would try to create scenarios to facilitate that fantasy. The island would not, however, make the mother suddenly want to have her son's baby. He'd just have to put in the work.
The current steward of Ecstasy Island doesn't give his first name, only allowing guests to refer to him as Mr. Yoarke. He never outright refuses to give his name; but if asked directly will skillfully misdirect the asker. On the rare occasion that this happens, the person asking for his name generally only realizes later that Mr. Yoarke never actually gave it to them. Mr. Yoarke does not, as a rule, participate directly in a guest's fantasy. This is not to say that he would never do so. If he were specifically named as the subject of a fantasy, he would have to participate, but otherwise he has people to take care of these things for him.
Mr. Yoarke's right hand man is a brutish, musclebound dwarf that goes simply by the nickname Taboo. Taboo is generally the quiet type. He prefers action to words; and does not tolerate threats to the island, Mr. Yoarke, himself, or other guests of the island. He puts such people that threaten these things into the hurt-locker with a quickness. Similar to Mr. Yoarke, Taboo does not, as a rule, participate directly in a guest's fantasy. If he were specifically named as the subject of a fantasy, he would have to participate, just like Yoarke, but he would be much less pleasant about it, should he be forced to do so.
The Guests
The Kensington Family
The Kensington children have been having a hard time of it since they lost their mother. They have had various issues relating to one another, and their father, since that time. Nathan Kensington's fantasy is to bring his family closer together.