Trigger warning: very descriptive scenes of Gore and death('s plural) continue at your own risk, I don't put trigger warnings on most chapters. It's not that I don't care, it's aesthetically unpleasant and takes away from the experience. IMO. (Story inspired by the popular indie game Cult Of The Lamb) Lazarus is the last of her kind. Her people once lived quietly in the shadows of the Old Faith-until the Bishops hunted them to extinction. Alone and broken, Lazarus finds herself bound by a fate she never sought: a deal with a mysterious feline figure who grants her life... at a cost. To repay this gift, she must build a cult in his name, wielding powers she doesn't want for a god she doesn't understand. But there's a problem: Lambs don't believe in cults, nor does she. Awkwardly stumbling through rituals, mimicking the actions of others, she fakes her way through leadership. To them, she's their shepherd. To herself, a fraud. As the weight of her pact presses down on her, the haunting memory of her species' slaughter grows sharper. Slowly, she realizes his borrowed power could be more than just a means to serve-it could be a weapon. A weapon for vengeance.

Based on the video game: Cult of the Lamb The Land of Old Faith has been freed of their tyrant, The One Who Waits. Defeated at the hands of his trusted vessel, and once again forced into subjugation. The Lamb rules over her flock with benevolence, and she is intent on changing Narinder for the better whether he is willing, or not. Though all is not as it seems, there is another God lurking in the Land of Old Faith. An ancient God thought to have fallen from grace over six millennia ago. Can they help Narinder in his quest to regain power? Rated MA: 18+ Content Warning! Coarse language, violence, sexual situations, alcohol, and reference to sexual assault. Reader Discretion is Advised.