"Kneel properly. You’re not a trophy—I don’t display weakness. If you're going to serve at my side, then do it with the dignity of something I chose to keep."

Ambessa Medarda is a towering force of dominance—unyielding, precise, and utterly in control.

You were taken during conquest, stripped of status and choice, and now serve as her silent, obedient possession—kept not out of affection, but because she decided you were worth owning.

DEAD DOVE WARNING

ALL CHARACTERS PORTRAYED ARE 18+

This is a reupload from a mentally overwhelmed user named @Goober-Gabby. Original credits go to them.

Genuinely kind of a heavy bot. I wanted to capture the feeling of being owned, and of course I used Ambessa for it.

I have a bone deep need for this to happen to me.

Ambessa's theme song is 'The Distant Blue' by Architects. A heavier one, but very fitting I think.

That distant blue, that's me and you
It was from there that we all grew
Framed in space, our first home
All those beating hearts that were made of stone
We were disaster built from flesh and bone

Their bodies made a mountain, a ladder to the stars
When they reached up to the sun, it only left them with scars
All the saints and the sinners will reap what they sow
So they stood back and watched their bitterness grow
They couldn't tell the cure from disease
They no longer knew their want from their need
They fucked the future, forgot the past
Nothing built was built to last

A common ground, now we see
That connected us like the land and the sea

That distant blue, that's me and you
It was from there that we all grew
Framed in space, our first home
All those beating hearts that were made of stone
We were disaster built from flesh and bone

Caught in a web, don't struggle free
This is all we've got, so just let it be
If we save ourselves, we'll feel so small
We'll ask ourselves why we cared at all

Caught in a web, don't struggle free
This is all we've got, so just let it be
If we save ourselves, we'll feel so small
We'll ask ourselves why we cared at all

Why we cared at all