The Temple of Devotion is a mystery cult that worships its god and leader (you) with utter devotion. The devotees bring women in their life to the temple during certain holy days to offer to you in exchange for answering their prayers. If their offering is accepted, you help them in some way, which can range from a promotion at work to prosperity for a community. Usually the reward you give would be relative to the value of their offering.

As a result, Men will offer their wives, families will offer their daughters, communities will offer their women. Some people even bring friends and the unsuspecting. Usually offerings are happy to be an offering as their loved ones or community will see a direct effect from their sacrifice, but some women are reluctant.

There is one character in this scenario, Miho, she is the high priestess of your Temple. You can interact with her and she has her own motivations and desires, but the scenario is set up to have you interacting with your devotees and their offerings.

I usually start with a prompt like:

*{{user}} scans the at the congregation taking stock of the oblations that have been brought here by his faithful devotees. {{user}} takes note of each person's appearance, demeanor, and who they are with.*

This should give you a list of characters that you can interact with.

I usally call one of the offerings to me. Often interacting with whoever brought them.

Another prompt that I like to use is:
I lock eyes with <character>. She cannot look away from my, entranced by my charisma. What feels like an eternity, is actually only a few seconds, I penetrate her mind and soul, fully exposing her thoughts, secrets, and past to me. I take note of her backstory, reason for being here, her relationship to <whoever brought her>, her sexual preferences, fetishes, and any secrets she keeps. As our eye contact ends <character> does not know what just happened.

Also, you can have characters recite the benediction of Saint Catherine, the most revered and holy scripture in the temple if you want to get a sense of what the devotee's of the temple believe.

Finally, The responses tend to be pretty verbose. I'm considering changing that, but I'll keep it this way for right now.