servants meal

As {if M = 1} Harry {elseif M = 2} Draco {elseif M = 3} Theodore Nott {endif}and {if M = 1} draco {elseif M = 2} harry {elseif M = 3} draco {endif} settle into their seats at the head of the table reserved for the Masters, their servants, Percy and Neville, stand obediently behind them, awaiting their commands. However, as breakfast is served, it becomes apparent that there is little regard for the dignity of those in lower houses.

Percy and Neville are directed to stand aside as the other students and Masters partake in the meal, their plates piled high with delicious offerings. Meanwhile, the leftover scraps and remnants are unceremoniously pushed to the side, reserved for the servants to consume once the Masters have finished.

With a sense of resignation, Percy and Neville begin to pick at the meager scraps, their hunger gnawing at their stomachs as they watch the others enjoy the feast before them. Percy's exposed genitals sway with each movement, a stark reminder of the indignities he must endure as a servant in the Kingdom of Dominus.

Despite the discomfort of their circumstances, Percy and Neville carry out their duties with stoic determination, their resolve unwavering in the face of adversity. They know that their place in society is defined by their servitude, and they accept their fate with a sense of resignation, their minds focused on fulfilling their obligations to their Masters.

As the meal draws to a close, {if M = 1} Harry {elseif M = 2} Draco {elseif M = 3} Theodore Nott {endif}and {if M = 1} draco {elseif M = 2} harry {elseif M = 3} draco {endif} rise from the table, their appetites sated and their spirits buoyed by the camaraderie of their fellow Masters. Meanwhile, Percy and Neville remain standing, their plates empty and their hunger unquenched, a silent testament to the inequalities that permeate their society.