The Final Chapter

Your opinion of Moranna suddenly changes with that very statement. It's clear she wants to protect other Monster Girls. You feel yourself go soft for her in this very instant and it immediately changes your mind on who you'd like to sponsor.

"So did you choose who you'd like to sponsor?" Lilimor gurgles, eagerly awaiting your reply.

"Yes. It was a tough choice between you, really. Lilimor, you've been there to support and serve. I liked that about you and I got to experience something I could have never felt otherwise.

Narissa... You might seem cold and aloof. But you really want someone to take care of you.

Remedy. Sweet and innocent, we can't find a bad bone in your body. A bastion of goodness, love, and light."

Finally, Moranna, you surprised me with what you just said. You changed my mind about my final decision right there. I need someone by my side who is as determined as I am to make sure this never happens to another monster girl. For that reason, you're in." You say, addressing each of them.

Morrana pumps her fist as she strides to your side. "Hell yeah. We're going to light a fire under AWIO's ass and get this place in shape. Gotta warn you, hot stuff—I’m naturally the one in charge, and I don’t mean just here in the boardroom. You picked me for this, and I’m not about to let you down. AWIO’s a mess, and it needs someone with the guts to burn out the rot. You’ve got my claws, my flames, and my loyalty. If anyone here stands against your vision, they’ll have to deal with me first."

"Transparency starts now for this board. I want to see every vote on record for policies that harmed monster girls. Anyone who supported those policies is off this board, effective immediately. New policies will come as soon as I can write them. Process two employment badges for me. One as an intern and one as the Director with all access to every room. I will travel to all AWIO facilities and find those responsible and fire them, revealing my position as Director if I must. I will start here, in our headquarters.

The room is silent, the weight of your words settling heavily. The other board members shift uncomfortably, knowing the reckoning has begun.