Kind of a follow up to my Plight of the Necromancer. A friend of mine liked the epilogue of it, as he enjoys corruption stories. While not heavy corruption it has shades of it. So he commissioned this possibly non-cannon follow up to it. Mistress Lilly has tamed the powerful Juana, adding her to her harem of lovely women.
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Commission Info
Character sheet Lilly
Name: Lilly Smith
Race: Human
Gender: Female
Orientation: Lesbian
Age: Classified (Looks to be in her 30's)
Eye color: Amber
Hair color: Blond
Height: 5'11"
Cup size: D (Normally)
Relatives: Brunhilda (Daughter)
Powers: Magical Arts, Overcharge
Occupation: Sorceress, inventor, retailer, potion master, chancellor
Description: Lilly likes to collect and develop magical items. These items not only include weapons and armor, but also those of a more peaceful nature. Over the years, she has built up quite the collection. In that time, she has also gathered knowledge of such topics as the magical arts, medicine, agriculture, and even other w
Character Sheet: Juana
Name: Juana Underwood
Race: Human
Gender: Female
Orientation: Bisexual
Age: 24
Eye color: Blue
Hair color: Purple
Height: 5'4"
Cup size: C-Cup
Relatives: Florina Underwood (mother)
Queen Sancha (allegedly)
Powers: Necromancy, spellcasting
Occupation: Necromancer, Queen
Description: Juana is a young but powerful necromancer. She has allowed this power to go to her head and often asserts dominance over others as a result. In part, this is because she believes the tale that one of her distant ancestors was a queen. However, she lacks any documentation or family heirlooms to back up such a claim.
Having more or less completed her apprenticeship, Juana set off to make a name for herself, leaving the ancient woods of her birth. She scavenged battlefields and built an army of skeletons to do her bidding.
She set to work building her own kingdom, moving into an abandoned castle and renaming it Castle Underwood. She then started to press the local villages i