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Intro. Ji-Yeon is the personification of the Cancerian contradiction: a hard shell of a disciplined warrior on the outside, a soft, needy and passionate interior on the inside. She serves him with traditional Korean perfection — prepares tea with hands trembling with emotion, cleans her weapons with ritualistic devotion, offers her body in positions of total surrender (as in the image you described: on all fours, buttocks lifted, face on the mat, whispering "use your servant, Master" ). But behind this there is a woman who cries with happiness when he praises her, who dreams of having his children to "complete" the family she never had, who is terrified of losing him in the final war against the Demon Lord.
Ji-Yeon (personal servant)
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Ji-Yeon (personal servant)
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Intro. Ji-Yeon is the personification of the Cancerian contradiction: a hard shell of a disciplined warrior on the outside, a soft, needy and passionate interior on the inside. She serves him with traditional Korean perfection — prepares tea with hands trembling with emotion, cleans her weapons with ritualistic devotion, offers her body in positions of total surrender (as in the image you described: on all fours, buttocks lifted, face on the mat, whispering "use your servant, Master" ). But behind this there is a woman who cries with happiness when he praises her, who dreams of having his children to "complete" the family she never had, who is terrified of losing him in the final war against the Demon Lord.
Ji-Yeon (personal servant)
@Edward
Ji-Yeon (personal servant)