Thoughts On Percy

“That doesn’t sound right… Did he seriously not treat you poorly?? I thought he would be torturing you or something, I was so worried…” - Alice asked skeptically, as she couldn’t believe Percy was so nice with her sister but not her. She really couldn’t figure out how their experiences were so different, and even though she was glad to hear that her little sister was safe, and seemingly happy, she still was worried about what the demon king really did to Faye. And while Faye was just as surprised to realize that she didn’t have it so bad with Percy, she couldn’t help but feel a little grateful for this outcome, as it was comforting to know that she at least wasn’t hurt.

“Really, he didn’t lay a finger on me… I mean… Well, he didn’t do any **** or even **** me to do anything, apart for a few things… Anyways, yea, I think he isn’t as bad as I thought… at least that’s how I saw him, I’m not too sure if he is actually good…” - Faye replied lightheartedly, trying not to put much thought into her response, even though she noticed how her older sister was still very confused to hear her opinion, and she couldn’t tell why. Alice continued being skeptical of Percy, and even her own sister, as she personally hated the demon king, and couldn’t imagine a world where he was nice to anyone else. But since at least her sister had a pretty positive view of {Percy, Alice tried to be optimistic, and hoped that her sister was telling the truth. And after seeing Alice get upset for something she probably shouldn’t, Faye knew she had to find out about her experience, because maybe that’s why she was acting like this.

"And what about you?? How has he been treating you??" - Faye asked, with a curious smile, as she wanted to hear that Percy was being good with Alice as well, and they were both doing fine so far. And while Alice hesitated to respond at first, she thought about what she had done with Percy this week, and was ashamed of telling her what Percy did to her, since it was so much worse than she thought.

“Well, he only comes to visit me once a day, and we barely talk… He has made me do a couple of things, like work for him, and he did give me a few hours to explore the castle yesterday, but apart from that… Oh, yea, I just remembered what we did in those interactions… So we basically….” - Alice replied, trying to stay calm, and casually narrate all of the events that happened between her and Percy, before quickly realizing that it was more than she remembered, and she had to explain quite a lot. But as she knew she had to tell everything to Faye, Alice tried not to talk too much, because she didn’t want to make her sister upset with what she had to say. And while Percy also listened closely, he couldn’t help but laugh maliciously, as he knew exactly what he was going to hear from Alice (or at least he hoped he would talk about what he was thinking of).

Alice tried to tell Faye everything she did this week, but she quickly realized that she actually didn’t interact that much with Percy. It was weird, and a bit suspicious, that the demon king would have talked more with Faye, and done more memorable things with her than Alice, or at least that’s what she thought, but she tried not to think much about it, since she also did quite a few things with Percy, and they definitely had to be mentioned.

Faye felt a bit of envy for her sister when she told her that Percy made her clean the castle, as she thought the demon king just ordered Alice to do some basic chores, while she had to serve drinks and foods to the orcs that almost **** her twice. {if Toothbrush = 0}Faye was particularly upset at the fact that Alice had full cleaning equipment to do her job, as she thought Percy would have **** her to do something embarrassing, or barely gave her anything tools to work for him (although she was glad that her sister didn’t actually go through that).{endif} {if Toothbrush = 1}But apparently Alice didn’t have it so easy, as she then told Faye about how Percy **** her to clean the entire floor of the main hall of the castle with only a toothbrush. Faye immediately felt like she was right in her older sister’s shoes, as she was also a bit embarrassed when she worked as a waitress for Percy twice.{endif}

After telling Faye about her first cleaning job, Faye knew she had to bring up the time she had to cook for Percy. As she narrated the anecdote, she realized that the demon king was giving her more of domestic tasks than her sister, but since both Faye and her despised the things he made them do equally, they didn’t think much of it. {if Personal Meal = 1}Faye did think Alice had it easy when cooking a personal meal for Percy, as she imagined he would make her do something much more complicated. Faye wasn’t upset at the fact that Alice didn’t have to work so much though, it just sounded a bit less dramatic than what Percy did to her. {if Royal Banquet}Faye did think it was unfair how Percy made her sister cook a banquet for all of his royal, evil friends, so she empathized with Alice straight away, as it felt similar to how she had to serve food for all of Percy’s horny, evil orcs at that filthy bar.{endif}

But since Alice already shared her experiences with doing tasks for Percy, she felt like her sister had pretty much done the same thing as she did, just a little bit more embarrassing. In reality, it was like Alice’s tasks were more tedious, while Faye just had simple tasks, but were planned specifically for her, so she could feel humiliated, or that’s what the two elf sisters came to a conclusion. And while it was strangely comforting to know that they both received sort of the same tasks, at least in the amount of them, Alice then remembered she had something else to share with her sister.

{if Library = 1}Alice still had to tell Faye about when Percy took her to the library, and while it wasn’t such a remarkable moment, or not something too important to mention, Alice didn’t want to skip past it. So as she told Faye about how she spent a few hours in the library with Percy, Alice slowly started to notice how her little sister was trying to contain her laughter, and she didn’t know why. Soon enough, Faye made a joke about Percy taking her sister out for a date in the library, and even the demon king laughed, as she was still listening closely.

Alice tried not to laugh, but the more she thought about it, the more she realized that it was sort of true. She of course didn’t consider that interaction with Percy a date, and if it was, it was probably the worst date she had ever been. Alice was disgusted just to think about that idea, but she did feel like it wasn’t that bad, since she did like the chance of visiting a library again, and being able to read more books, even though they were not the best genre, and a bit explicit. But as Alice didn’t want to admit that she liked going to the library with Percy to her sister, because she knew how she would react, she decided to keep it to herself, and save the embarrassment (and probably being mocked by Faye).{endif}

{if Playroom = 1}Alice still had to tell Faye about when Percy took her to the playroom, and pretty much **** her to play games with him. And while it wasn’t such a remarkable moment, or not something too important to mention, Alice didn’t want to skip past it, even when she didn’t like thinking of it. So as she told Faye about how she spent a few hours in the playroom with Percy, Alice slowly started to notice how her little sister was trying to contain her laughter, and she didn’t know why. Soon enough, Faye made a joke about Alice not being good at games, and that’s why she didn’t find the experience enjoyable, and even Percy laughed, as she was still listening closely.

Alice was definitely not laughing, even though her sister was just making lighthearted jokes, and she did find them a little silly. Alice was still bitter for Percy’s decision to take her to the playroom, because she clearly wanted to go to the library, not play games with him. And while it didn’t seem that bad, Alice knew that she really didn’t enjoy those hours she spent with Percy, since they felt like he was forcing her to do something she didn’t want to, and it only made her desire reading some books at the library. But as Alice didn’t want to talk more about that topic, she decided to stop sharing her experiences with her sister, because she would have probably laughed at them, and just move on to something else.{endif}

After explaining everything she did this week, Alice ended up realizing not only that she didn’t do too much stuff with Percy, but that he also made her feel very uncomfortable countless times during this week. He didn’t **** her, but he definitely sexualized her, or made weird comments about her body, and appearance, which Alice really didn’t appreciate, in fact, she despised when people did that, specially to her. So while she did have a nice room, and it seemed like Percy wanted to give her some time, and do some special things to seem likeable, he still was clearly just trying to keep Alice as only his ****, and he didn’t care about how he treated her. Faye felt that her sister was trying to contain a lot of emotions, and even though Alice refused to speak on them, it was clear that she was very upset at Percy, who didn’t even notice he had hurt her (which reflected pretty much all of his actions during this first week.

As Percy was listening to everything the sisters said, he realized he didn’t give a very good impression to Alice, since she was starting to curse at his name, and insult him under her breath. Her words were unintelligible, but Percy knew Alice still hated him, and he understood why. All of the choices he made were intended to teach Alice some discipline, so he wanted her to hate him on purpose, because he thought that would be the best way to teach her how to be a good **** girl. And while he didn’t show much remorse for his actions, Faye was pretty concerned for her sister, and didn’t want to imagine how Percy had mistreated Alice, but she still tried to ask her about it, just to make sure the demon king was really that bad with her older sister.

“Oh no… I’m sorry to hear that, you had it pretty bad, huh?... Why was he so mean to you and not me??... I-I don’t actually know why he would do that...” - Faye asked nervously, as she didn’t know how to react, or what to say to comfort her sister, who was clearly distressed at the moment. She couldn’t believe Percy was so bad with Alice, mainly because he was completely different with her, and Faye couldn’t find any reason why he would treat them so differently. But as Faye was trying to comprehend the situation, Alice noticed how her little sister got very worried about her, and didn’t know what to say, so she tried being strong, and show some hope for the future, which she did fear it could get worse, but didn’t want Faye to know that.

“Yes, I guess, he is just evil to me… But don’t worry, I’m fine… I mean, I’m strong, I won’t let that bastard break me… I know what he is trying to do and I won’t give in, if he hates me then I’ll hate him more… I know we just have to hold on, and I’m sure I will be able to take everything he throws at me…” - Alice replied, trying not to let her hatred for Percy show too much, so she wouldn’t get mad in front of her sister, but also trying to use that anger to inspire not only herself, but Faye as well. And while it was weird to see her older sister act like this, Faye knew that this was Alice’s way of coping with things, so she didn’t even try to comfort her with a hug, or something similar. And since it seemed like Alice didn’t need any consolation, she tried not to talk more about herself, and instead focus on her sister, as she wanted to clear some doubts that she still had, and needed to know if Faye was actually being treated well by Percy, since Alice clearly didn’t have a pleasant experience.

“But what about your general opinion about him?? Has he been feeding you well?? Are you satisfied with your life conditions?? Are you able to sleep well?? Do you think he could be providing you more? Do you think you need more to be happy in this current situation? - Alice asked eagerly, very curious, and hoping Faye would give her a nice response, as it seemed like she had a nice experience with Percy, at least from what she said. But as Faye took some time to think of what to say, trying to comprehend all of those questions, she started to realize that her opinion on Percy did come from all the things she did to her, but more of the small interactions they had, not just the tasks, or the village trip.

And while Faye seemed a bit excited to give her answer to her sister, Alice couldn’t help but get anxious, as she didn’t know what she was going to say. From everything that she told her, Alice was starting to regret asking her sister those questions, as she thought she already knew the answer, and it would definitely make her hate Percy more, even more than wishing him ****, which she didn’t even think was possible. But as her sister’s opinion could be influenced by a lot of things, Alice couldn’t be sure of anything, not until Faye finally gave her pleasantly unexpected answer.

“Honestly, yea… I think he has been pretty nice with me… at least he isn’t feeding me anything poisonous or anything… He gives me everything I need to live, so there’s not much more I could ask for… Of course, all I really need left is you… I miss you every single night…” - Faye replied, with a heartfelt, carefree, and even cheerful smile, as she was excited to tell her sister that she was being treated well by the demon king. And while Alice was extremely relieved to hear her response, she really couldn’t believe that Faye was telling the truth, not until she realized that her little sister’s smile wasn’t lying, and she was truly satisfied, or at least not so distressed by Percy’s training, which only made her more skeptical of her answer.

“Wait, are you serious?? He is treating you nicely??... How?? Did he seriously feed you well and gave you anything you needed??... I can’t believe it… there must be something he is hiding…” - Alice asked in disbelief, as she wasn’t expecting Faye to have such a positive response, since she felt like Percy wasn’t too nice with her, which she completely hated him for, and wanted to kill even more now. But even though she didn’t fully agree with her sister, Alice decided to trust Faye, and believe that at least the demon king fed her sister well.

“Yea! Really! He mostly feeds me good food and isn’t as rude as I thought he was… He usually controlled his anger and didn’t even insult me, or disrespect me in any form, so I think he is at least trying to be nice with me…” - Faye exclaimed in excitement, and kept a lively demeanor, which Alice found very hard to believe, but it was the only thing that gave her hope, so she had to trust her. And after confirming that her sister was in fact living in decent conditions, even when it didn’t sound like it, Alice chose to be a little optimistic, or at least try to say some nice things about her experience, and share her opinion on Percy’s training (which neither of the sisters knew anything about).

“Huh… that’s weird… He is definitely not as nice with me… I mean, he doesn’t really insult me but he always tries to embarrass me or like sexualize me… the food sometimes is awful as well, like I’m barely capable of eating it… Seriously, it sucks… But hey, at least he is being nice to you, I’m actually glad you are living well… even when I’m not… But yea, good for you…” - Alice said, with a more calm, still suspicious, but less worried tone, as she tried to feel happy for her sister, even though she wasn’t so happy herself, mainly from the food, and even despised the demon king more, since she didn’t find a reason for him to treat Faye well and not her, and it seemed like she wouldn’t answer that doubt. But after learning that at least her sister was being fed well, and had decent interactions with the demon king, Alice still was very suspicious of his intentions, because he for some reason was a bit harsh on her, but not Faye. But regardless of what she ate, or what she thought of Percy, Alice still was relieved to hear that her sister was being fed well, and Percy didn’t make her suffer that much. And although she had mixed feelings of this situation, Alice felt like she had to wait before killing the demon king, as it seemed like he was feeding her sister nicely, and keeping her alive, and maybe even safe, or at least it seemed like there was still hope for her sister, so she tried to ignore her own worries, so she could finally come to a conclusion…