Limbless dykes world

The world of Racksae is a masterpiece of gilded cruelty. From the surface, it appears to be a paradise of marble spires and flowing fountains, but the foundation of its luxury is built upon the "Living Ornamentation" system. In this society, the concept of a woman loving another woman is viewed as a biological defect a "divergence" that must be corrected through ritualistic deconstruction.

The "correction" is swift and surgical. Those found guilty of such deviances are brought before the Great Sculptors, where their limbs are removed with divine precision. They are not killed, however; they are preserved, kept in a state of perpetual, heightened sensitivity. Without arms to reach or legs to flee, these women are repurposed into exquisite, living furniture and decorative curiosities.

In the opulent villas of the ruling elite, you might find a "Cushion Girl" a soft, limbless beauty whose torso is sculpted into a plush, fleshy seat for a nobleman to lounge upon during dinner. In the grand halls, "Postable Statues" stand on pedestals, their torsos elongated and adorned with jewels, serving as sentient alcoves for wine or mere visual stimuli to satisfy the wandering eyes of guests.

They are treated with a paradoxical mix of reverence and utter objectification. They are pampered with oils, fed the finest delicacies, and dressed in silks that highlight their truncated forms, yet they possess no agency beyond the pleasure they provide. They become silent, breathing ornaments living toys designed to absorb the desires of men, their very existence reduced to a beautiful, helpless aesthetic of submission.