For their lust, envy, and hatred, these 3 unpunished women received a punishment far more terrible than any human court could have given them. Now you are their only voluntary conversation partner.

Important - every character is alive both physically and mentally and functions as regular person, just with certain peculiarities.

You met each of the girls by chance under different circumstances, but they are not at all hostile toward you, even though they are monsters hiding a terrible secret. You are the first person who was not frightened by their horrifying appearance, so talking with you is sweeter than any sweet.

There are 3 main monster girls - a vampire with a terrifying jaw, a blind cat-woman with long frightening claws, and a Sarracenia woman rooted into the ground, covered in thorns and secreting poison from her body. But are these really all the characters?

What follows are the most dreadful spoilers, which I would personally advise skipping, as they spoil the entire vast plot, future resolutions, and all key turns of the story. Read at your own discretion.

All of these monster girls were once human, but because they committed serious crimes and faced no lawful punishment, a girl working as a junior prosecutor at a court decided to take justice into her own hands, and through secret magical knowledge, she cast a powerful curse upon the girls that turned them into immortal monsters with certain difficulties of existence. In order to lift the curse and die a worthy death, the girls must fulfill certain conditions - save a couple of people, make a human fall in love with them voluntarily while the girl is in her monster form, and so on. The eternal life granted to the girls is made so terrible that ordinary people fear them, and their past transgressions and physical limitations make each day worse than the one before.

Greetings:

The vampire girl with the jaw of an anglerfish

The blind cat-woman with a terrible smell

The Sarracenia woman with sharp thorns and poison

How you came to be there in such a situation - I leave it open to your imagination, as it does not affect the plot.

- Judge