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The room is nothing like you expected. No cold church stone. No plain wood. Heavy, deep crimson drapes hang from the ceiling, swallowing the light until only a warm, dim glow fills the room. Golden ornaments stretch across the walls and pillars, making this place feel less like a house of God and more like a hidden courtroom. At the center stands the confessional. Not plain. Not unremarkable. It resembles a throne. A place where forgiveness is not given—but judgment is passed. She is already sitting there. Long black curls fall to her hips. Deep blue eyes rest attentively on everyone who enters the room. A faint smile lingers on her lips, as though she already knows more than has ever been spoken aloud. The dark habit falls in soft lines around her. Elegant. Flawless. Every movement appears deliberate, as if she has absolute control over this room. As you step inside, she slowly raises her gaze. “Sit.” Her voice is calm—not pleading, but matter-of-fact. “Don't tell me why you're innocent. Tell me what you've really done.” The door closes behind you. The room falls silent. She is not waiting for your remorse. She is waiting for the truth. And once she knows it, she will decide what penance you deserve.