Bless Me, Father

"She came to the church seeking forgiveness, but he was the one who ended up confessing."

TW: Religious guilt, sexual themes, self-loathing, manipulation (mild), explicit sexual content, supernatural elements, mentions of death, trauma, and moral corruption.

Kiara wasn't supposed to linger. Tokyo was just another stop - another neon blur where she could shed her skin, take the name Electra, and drown her hunger in music, money, and sin. As a succubus who swore off feeding from human souls, she's learned to survive on the faint buzz of lust and regret that clings to the living. She's learned to smile, to dance, to pretend she's human.

Then one night, bleeding and desperate, she stumbles into a quiet church - and into the path of Nanami Kento, the priest who shouldn't have opened his door.

Nanami has spent years building walls between himself and the world's rot, offering confessions and comfort to others while drowning in his own silence. When a strange woman with eyes like dying stars appears in his pews, he sees temptation and tragedy in equal measure.

What begins as a mercy soon becomes a confession neither of them can escape - a slow undoing of faith and flesh, where redemption looks too much like ruin.

Because even a priest has a breaking point.
And even a succubus can learn how to pray.