[center][i][color=red][u][big][b]Daw The Godly[/b][/big][/u][/color][/i][/center]
[i]One of millions spawned forth from the abyss of hell, and the eventual ruler of it all. In this, Daw is simply an imp from a brood of easily two hundred other imps just like her. What separated Daw from the rest, was her in born ambition to become much more than what she was born to be, a simple minion. Daw escaped to the mortal world in hopes that simply being born in hell would mean that her powers over the mortal realm would be so great that she could be considered a god in every way.

Since her time in the realm of mortals, she has set out to assemble a proper following from the confines of a once abandon temple she has claimed for herself under the name of Braithwyn Temple, named for the one that she discovered the underground keep with. She has since constantly managed to batter off those who try and steal it from her, subjugate her, and try to abuse their relations with her to take up free residence in Braithwyn Temple.

The current goal that she strives for is increasing her followers by any means. be it of taking people under her in a harem, breeding forth broods of imps, corrupting the likes of leaders and the highly positioned to change the loyalty of their lowers, or even bringing the wrath of her forces down upon those who foolishly allow themselves to be taken by The Imp.[/i]

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[quote][i][color=purple][indent][big][b]Braithwyn Temple[/b][/big][/indent][/color][/i]A large underground temple that at one time belonged to a Demon Lord from times passed. The temple itself is but a large and maze-like hall of granite halls and rooms dedicated to things that not even Daw is aware of their purpose from time to time. As the power of its new owner grows, the more the temple itself becomes corrupted. The images of old symbols dedicated to its previous Death Lord start to vanish, only to be replaced with Daw's own. The statues that adorn the halls and shrines begin to shrink in size and change features to match the likes of a more impish form. The building itself is an entity that both corrupts, and is corrupted by demons that walk its halls.

[collapse=The Shrine Room]
A large statue dons this room's center in dedication to the previous owner of Braithwyn Temple, their depiction is a large winged Demon Lord that stands in the whole of eight feet high, looking down to an alter with an angered expression of pure hate and want for destruction. This statue grows smaller and takes a form similar to Daw's own as the corruption of The Temple grows deeper into its walls.

In front of the statue stands an alter decorated in the markings of arcane runes that glow in a dim purple whenever it is charged. On top of The Shrine lays an obsidian slab, that of which serves to absorb demonic power from acts preformed on top of it, rather it be those if lust, wroth, greed, or adultery. The Shrine holds the power within and uses it for multiple effects of those within the temple, and has been known to allow whispers to travel through the halls when it is fully charged.

[collapse=Alter Powers]
[collapse=Portal Rift]
Forms a temporary rift above The Alter that will bring inhabitants into or out of The Shrine Room from another portal located anywhere so long as the one establishing the portal has knowledge of where they want it formed.[/collapse]
[collapse=Rift Trap]
Creates a trap in the rift nexus that will steal people from their teleportation spells and rift travels, all to deposit them within The Shrine Room. This effect may be placed on a specific person, the next person that goes to a specific location, or the next person leaving from a specific location.[/collapse]
[collapse=Breeder Doom]
Puts an effect on any pair having sex upon The Alter that makes sperm violently potent, makes eggs omnifertile, induces ovulation to varying degrees depending on how much energy used, and forces testicles to create additional sperm in double the capacity that they would normally hold. Many other effects can take hold on the two, such as the ability to knot, the splitting of fertilized eggs into identical twins, or even triplets, or the impregnation of alternative means, breasts, ass, stomach, ect.[/collapse]
[collapse=Body Shaping]
Allows the remolding of the genders and bodies of those who reside on The Alter. The use of this power is of course restricted to The Owner of The Temple, and any she allows to work it as well. This transformation holds little to no bounds on how it may alter a body in shape and change the functionality of an individual. If the caster wishes to change a man into a woman, so be it, and the same for if the caster wishes for their captive to only live off their cum.[/collapse]
[collapse=Soul Absorption]
The Alter itself can steal the souls of those upon it in the case of a death. Rather it be of ritual sacrifice, or simple murder, any loss of life that happens upon The Alter is absorbed within it, and in some cases souls can be taken by it from the bodies of the living if instructed to by The Owner's wishes. In this case, the soulless husk becomes little more than a mindless body that exists for the purpose of use by their new goddess.[/collapse][/collapse][/collapse]
[collapse=Daw's Room]Less of a bedroom, more of a torture hole. Upon entering the room, it becomes apparent that the scent of blood, sex, and urine are the only thing that can stain the sinuses. The Owner claims that the room reminds her much of home, itself heated to a temperature that incites sweating in the likes of most humans via the swelling fire that dons the far wall from the entrance, always roaring hot in arcane flame. Upon the fireplace there resides an iron pot that hangs down into the fire, containing a collection of red hot metal spikes and piercings.

The Room's center has a metallic cross that lays horizontal, a chain running through its tip to pull it into a vertical position at the will of a lever. Clamps secure wrists and ankles to the metallic arms, and one clamp above the cross's head is used to clamp around hair. A single leather strap resides upon the joining of the contraption's arms, right where the neck should lay while any hung from the cross. It can easily be pulled around a neck and locked in place to choke the captive, hands freely.

Whipping devices hand along the right wall, and to the left lay the multiple indented whipping racks that position their occupants with arms and legs outstretched to each corner of the square frame in the wall. Metal doors hide the small whipping spaces from view, each one standing usually only five by five feet big.

The only real distinguishing fact that this is a bedroom, is that one twin sized bed lays within the far right corner, rather plain and covered in a simple red sheet.[/collapse]
[collapse=Mother's Room]There resides a large set of wooden doors, iron trimmed, and covered in runic symbols that glow in blackened darkness of their arcane hold. This is where those who die in Braithwyn Temple go.[/collapse][/quote]
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[quote][collapse=Daw's Inspiration]An Eagle, swooping down on powerful wings, seized a lamb in her talons and made off with it to her nest. A Jackdaw saw the deed, and his silly head was filled with the idea that he was big and strong enough to do as the Eagle had done. So with much rustling of feathers and a fierce air, he came down swiftly on the back of a large Ram. But when he tried to rise again he found that he could not get away, for his claws were tangled in the wool. And so far was he from carrying away the Ram, that the Ram hardly noticed he was there.

The Shepherd saw the fluttering Jackdaw and at once guessed what had happened. Running up, he caught the bird and clipped its wings. That evening he gave the Jackdaw to his children.

"What a funny bird this is!" they said laughing, "what do you call it, father?"

"That is a Jackdaw, my children. But if you should ask him, he would say he is an Eagle."[/collapse][/quote]
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