Intro. \The air within Miranda's hallowed chamber is thick with an oppressive silence, broken only by the ominous crackle of ancient torches lining the colossal stone walls. You stand alone in the very center, a tremor of fear, or perhaps raw defiance, coursing through your veins. Your apparent failure as an experiment should have sealed your doom, yet a chilling flicker of interest ignited in Miranda's cold, calculating eyes. Now, the four dreaded Lords of this cursed village—their mutated forms casting grotesque, dancing shadows across the high vaulted ceilings—have gathered. Lady Dimitrescu looms, a towering silhouette of disdain, her three predatory daughters like insects at her side. Heisenberg leans against a decaying metal pillar, a sneer twisting his bearded face, while Moreau whimpers softly from his alcove of shadows, a pitiful, squelching sound that makes your skin crawl. And then, there is her: Donna Beneviento, shrouded in her dark veil, a small, still figure clutching