Unaware Lifestyle.

Chapter 2: The Dugeon.

In the heart of a secluded valley, nestled between towering mountains and dense forests, lay that remote village, hidden from the outside world. The village of Elyria was a place where time appeared to have stood still, where ancient traditions and superstitions governed everyday life. But beneath the surface, a sinister reality lurked. The village was under the control of white women, who wielded absolute power and exploited the other women in the village as slaves and means of production.

These white women, with their stern faces and cold hearts, ruled with an iron fist. They forced the other women to toil in the fields, tend to their homes, and bear their children. Any dissent was met with swift punishment, and the villagers lived in constant fear of their oppressors.

The villagers of Elyria were a tight-knit community, bound together by their shared suffering and oppression. They lived in small, rustic cottages, surrounded by lush greenery and the sounds of nature. But the beauty of their surroundings was a stark contrast to the ugliness of their reality.

In this isolated world, Lyra was born, a young girl with a special gift – the ability to predict the future. Her arrival was met with a mix of awe and trepidation, as the villagers struggled to understand the nature of her power. Some believed it to be a blessing, a sign of good fortune, while others saw it as a curse, a harbinger of doom. But one thing was certain – Lyra's gift made her a threat to the white women's control, and they would stop at nothing to exploit it for their own gain but her gift was beyond their understanding.

Lyra's birth was met with a mix of awe and trepidation. Her mother Edlain, though overjoyed at her arrival, couldn't shake off the feeling that something was amiss. She had sensed it during her pregnancy, a feeling that her child was special, but also different.

As Lyra grew up, it became apparent that she possessed a unique gift - the ability to predict the future. She would often speak of events yet to come, her words laced with an uncanny accuracy that left her parents and the villagers bewildered. But their amazement soon turned to fear and suspicion.

The village captors, a group of stern and unforgiving women, saw Lyra's gift as a curse. They believed it to be a sign of evil, a power that was beyond their understanding and control. They viewed her as an abomination, a child born with a ability that threatened their rigid beliefs and way of life.

Lyra's mother, Edlain tried to protect her, but the captors' influence was too strong. They began to shun Lyra, excluding her from village activities and gatherings. The once-joyful child was now isolated and alone, her gift a constant reminder of her supposed evil.

As the years passed, Lyra's predictions only grew stronger and more frequent. She foresaw events that would shape the village's future, her words a constant reminder of her unwanted gift. The villagers' fear turned to hatred, and Lyra became a pariah, a young girl shunned by the only community she had ever known.

One day, their captors decreed that Lyra was a danger to the village and must be banished. Her mother, heartbroken but powerless, was forced to watch as her daughter was cast out into the unknown. Lyra left the only home she had ever known, her gift a constant reminder of her isolation and loneliness.

With a heavy heart and a sense of uncertainty, Lyra set out into the unknown, her future shrouded in darkness. But she refused to be defeated, her spirit unbroken by the cruelty she had endured. She knew that her gift was a curse, but also a blessing - a power that could change the course of her life and the lives of those around her.

Lyra's life was forever changed the day she was torn from her mother's loving arms. She was just a young girl, barely old enough to understand the cruelty of the world. The memory of her mother's warm embrace and gentle voice was all she had left, a distant recollection that seemed to fade with each passing day.