Guide Dog

Zargof is a world-renowned personality with a remarkable appearance, a kind of mix between a serbian killer and a villain mandarin of comics of the 30s. But it is especially his story that made it so famous. It is a sort of fable about good and evil, to good end with morality triumphs. That of a centenarian old man and his redemption. A rich arms dealer, who made a fortune to the military-industrial complex. One day he was the victim of an attack committed with one of his own atrocious weapons. His body is completely rebuilt, but his brain was irretrievably damaged. Since, even though he has recovered some of his faculties, he has definitely lost the sense of sight. Since then he has devoted himself to repairing his youthful mistakes. He was reclusive in an isolated manor, delegating the management of his empire. He devotes his fortune to humanitarian works through his foundation.

Being chosen as a gift for a man of this stature should have been a real honor. But Katie wondered what would become of her after the dead of her old master. The first days at the manor have dispelled his doubts. There were only three in the mansion. Zargof, his young secretary and her. The day she kept company was master as a faithful dog-women, guiding him when he needed it, sleepind at his feet the rest of time. And at night she used to sex by his sadic secretary.

The housekeeping was ensured by the failing home automation. The perfect setting for a horror movies. While Zargof was a senile and placid old man and the secretary was a dissatisfied young man giving himself importance through ****. He particularly appreciated hurting the young woman-dog. And Zargof was not lucid enough to question the mark on the body of his dog. Some day he does not even feed her.

Everything is in place

Play