Gravid Encounter
In the neon-drenched streets of Namju City, a twisted form of justice is being born.
From the iridescent glow of Namju City's neon-drenched streets to the sinister shadows of its alleyways, a twisted new order is taking shape. This is the Shengtai Imperium, and its chilling grip extends across the realms of the Hemithea Galaxy System. Their secret Assimilation operation is underway, led by a faction known as the Sisters of Mercy—an order sworn to deliver a dark form of justice to men who prey on women.
Taji Muratagi, a notorious predator known as "The Night Terror," stalks the city's underbelly, his depraved desires fixated on a vulnerable, pregnant woman. But his hunt ends when a hooded figure intercepts him, dragging him into the depths of a clandestine monastery.
Here, Taji is not just a captive; he's reborn as Sister Takino. Under the watchful eyes of Sisters Venus, Flora, and Luna, he is indoctrinated into a perverse religion built on the worship of the Sacred Womb — a faith that seeks power through forced impregnation and the production of life-giving milk. His body, once an instrument of terror, is now a vessel for others, his breasts swollen with milk for the men who visit him nightly.
As Sister Takino, Taji is forced to confront the violent acts of his past while enduring a new kind of violation. Yet, within the monastery's walls, he finds a strange sense of belonging, a perverse comfort in his new, subjugated role. His agonizing transformation from a feared criminal to a revered, yet used, figure is a shocking journey into a world where salvation and suffering are one and the same.
In Maia Ichiba's Gravid Encounter, the first book in the Womb Redemption series, discover a universe where power, control, and faith collide in a nightmarish dance. Can one man's degradation lead to a dark form of redemption? Or will his new life as a sacred breeding vessel ultimately be his final descent into madness?
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