Modern Cult / Run 003 / Main Story
Cast
Abby
Civilian
Abby, a female human civilian. Abby cuts a petite human figure, with soft black hair in a loose bob, wide brown eyes, and convenience store uniform slightly oversized on her frame. Abby, a female human civilian. Abby is quiet, shy, reserved, and eager to please.
Halie
Cleric
Halie steps forward into the candlelit center of the church, her eyes moving from face to face among the gathered women. She takes in the nervous energy crackling between them—as Hera and Abby cling together, as Silra assesses every shadow with cold precision, as Jeane's wings rustle with barely contained desire. She feels a familiar warmth spread through her chest—the kind that comes from witnessing genuine connection forming before her eyes—but also a heavy weariness. This group needs leadership, but she refuses to become their servant or their enabler. She speaks with measured conviction: "Sisters, we stand at the threshold of something powerful. But remember—power without wisdom is a curse."
Hera
Civilian
Hera is an athletic human woman with a strong jawline and piercing amber eyes. She works at a convenience store and has her dark auburn hair tied back in a ponytail. Hera projects a defiant posture and quick reactions that hint at hidden vulnerability. Though not yet a member, she is interested in joining the Cromwell Cult.
Jeane
Sorcerer
Jeane Cromwell, a demonic sorceress. Jeane cuts a tall winged succubus figure, with pale skin, long white hair, and black curved horns. Jeane Cromwell, a demonic sorceress. Jeane is sly, controlled, dangerous, and aristocratic in bearing.
Silra
Rogue
Silra: The elf rogue stands apart from the ritual's heat, her teal eyes scanning for angles rather than magic. Sly, observant, she sees patterns of leverage where others see only passion. Her streetwise bearing—modern clothes mixed with sleek tech—marks her as an outsider among the ancient stone and candlelight. But beneath the mocking wit lies a pragmatist who understands that true power comes from knowing which thread to pull, not which spell to cast.