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User Submitted Contest #7: Round 5 - First Vote
🕑 Added 2021-10-08 00:01:00 +0000 UTCTitle: The Forgotten Treasure
Mila is contracted to assist an archeologist named Rita in retrieving a legendary helmet from a forgotten ruin. She requires assistance since the helmet once belonged to the ancient Queen Asenath and is said to be cursed. The two of them travel by boat to a desert continent and enter the ruin. The ruin itself is filled with all sorts of traps that can harm Mila as well as sexy female mummies, whose bodies are wrapped in tight cloth, have greenish blue skin, and glowing yellow eyes. The cursed women moan “Join us…” and attack Mila and Rita in an attempt to add them to their queen’s army.
While exploring, Rita accidentally activates a revolving trap door, separating the two. Mila eventually finds a way out, but not before confronting the now cursed and mind controlled Rita standing in front of and protecting Queen Asenath. Unlike the others, the Queen’s appearance is rather human, with short black hair, dark skin, and piercing violet eyes. She sends her minions to attack Mila and after defeating them she reveals her true form, reverting her skin and eyes to that of the other mummies and attacks Mila.
Bad Ending - Mila is overwhelmed by the Queen who then lays a curse on Mila. Mila’s mind is dominated by the Queen. There is a transformation sequence as her body morphs into that of the cursed soldiers. While still in her old uniform, her new Queen commands her to protect her tomb for all eternity while coyly playing around with her cute new servant’s body. Mila joins the others, becoming a cursed minion of Asenath forever and is finally seen in mummy wraps of her own.
Good Ending - Mila defeats Queen Asenath and any remaining cursed servants fall alongside her. After she is defeated, Mila laments the loss of Rita who she had to destroy. Mila takes the Queen’s Helmet for herself, which is not only very valuable, but now free from all curses.
Title: Building a Better Vampire Hunter
Mila answers a request from an eccentric genius named Professor Edelstein to test his newly developed anti-vampire weapons. Upon arriving at his laboratory, she's immediately attacked by a group of living dolls dressed in lewd maid outfits. Mila recognizes the golem runes used to animate them, but not the mechanical parts that are exposed when she defeats them. Professor Edelstein greets Mila and confirms that he combined golem magic with his own technology to create automaton warriors. When asked about their outfits, he casually mentions that they might as well serve a dual purpose as sex toys and Mila can take one home if she likes, then escorts her through his lab. He shows off various devices and weapons before moving on to his latest creation: a golem core assimilation device that attaches to a host's spine through their neck and merges with their nervous system, essentially making them an "organic golem".
He demonstrates its capabilities by introducing a vampire who's been taken over by the device, in addition to receiving several other implants and prosthetics. He begins geeking out over how the core and its golem magic makes it easier to surgically add and control new modifications, but Mila is unsettled by the soulless drone-like behavior of the "vamborg" (a name which Edelstein doesn't approve of). To help ease her mind, he tells the vampire to enter "Passive Mode", which causes her to revert to her human personality before becoming a vampire. She introduces herself as Shelley, a childhood friend of Edelstein who was also his first crush. She always found his awkward enthusiasm and nonchalant perversion to be unattractive, but remained friends with him until he left for the academy (which he was subsequently kicked out of and moved into his remote lab). When she was turned into a vampire, she thought that his attachment to her would make him easy prey, but she ended up becoming the first victim of his new device. She cheerfully recounts how he reprogrammed her to become his loyal sex slave and lab assistant, as well as plenty of other fun new modes and features.
As a demonstration, Edelstein has her switch to "Predator Mode", causing her vampiric personality to surface, and he orders her to attack Mila. Regardless of the fight's outcome, he orders Shelley back into "Drone Mode" and asks Mila for her feedback. She can either tell him that his work is amazing and she wants to help him make the most of it, or that it's an atrocity (no offense to Shelley) and she'll dismantle the golemization device herself if he doesn't first.
Bad Ending - If Mila approves of his work, the two of them will geek out together about what can be done with the technology and how it - and Mila - can be improved. She happily gives up her humanity in order to become a better vampire hunter, while still fulfilling her corruption fantasies and becoming a robot sex slave. If she disapproves, but loses the fight, a confused and frightened Edelstein will respond to her threat by ordering Shelley to subdue her. She'll be easily hypnotized in her weakened state, and begin to mirror the robotic tone and phrasing used by the Drone Mode vampire as it "reprograms" her to be more supportive of the Professor. This inspires Edelstein to use Mila as his next subject, to which she robotically gives her consent. In either case, we skip ahead to a cyborg Mila dispatching a vampire before awaiting further orders from her master. Edelstein arrives with Shelley, excited at the success of Mila's field test, and celebrates by running her through some of her new modes and features.
Good Ending - If Mila defeats the "vamborg" and tells Edelstein his work is an atrocity, the frightened and confused Professor will agree to halt any further golemization research and give her her reward. Still oblivious as to what exactly he was doing wrong, he promises that next time he'll make something that Mila will truly appreciate. Mila reluctantly leaves Edelstein and Shelley in peace, not looking forward to his next attempt to impress her.
Comments
Arkboy
Aaaaah, gotcha. It was confusing because obviously I can't see those results lol.
MKRU
Forgotten Treasure got the most votes when taking into account the Second and Third votes of higher tier patrons.
Arkboy
Wait... I may be missing something, but why is Forgotten Treasure on when it lost it's first round? Should this not be Passion's Price?
