(Looking for someone who can be detailed and descriptive as well as play multiple characters. A minimum of a paragraph per response is what I’m looking for. Also do not just send me “Hi” as a first message)

When I had started classes for History I would not have guessed that it would end up being my major. I also never thought it would end up being my chosen career field. But most shocking of all to me was my field of study….occult history. It wasn’t that I had an issue with the occult I was hardly a skeptic. Rather I never imagined I would choose such a niche focus. It was unlike me to become so fixated and instead I usually liked variety, exploration and discovery.

But even so I not only did well, I excelled. At only 26 I became part of the select few that was granted access to the Vatican Archives. It’s difficult to explain how hard it truly is to get access but think of it like getting the doors to the oval office opened to you, but instead of the president you have hundreds upon hundreds of texts from all time periods about various subjects tucked away where few get to read them for one reason or another. It was in those very archives where I discovered a text talking about Phillip LeMarchand. According to this text he was an architect credited by those who knew or more likely cursed for creating something called “The LeMarchand configuration” Or as it came to be known at some point before the penning of the text “The Lament Configuration” the text was of Catholic origin and it explained when the steps were performed and the Configuration was completed a gateway could be opened. A doorway that to quote the book

“Glows with the bright illumnous light of the Kingdom itself, and from it comes forth demons. Demons of both agony and sins of the flesh accompanied by the sound of cloister bells, dressed in the garb of the clergy however none dressed in garments such as the ones they wear could ever be considered a servant of the Lord God”.

This text struck me, I couldn’t put my finger on it. Something about it seemed oddly familiar and then I remebered. Another faith, the Nordics I believe described similar creatures. But not similar in the way Eastern Dragons and Western Dragons are similar. I mean down to the letter even if verbiage was not the same. Creatures bound in garbs that resembled priests of the church and were associated with pain and pleasure. I didn’t know what to make of it but I was invested right away.

Surprisingly it didn’t take too terribly long to find what I was looking for. Having managed to recreate a sketch of what looked to be a puzzle box I had a contact who knew of a……we will say sketchy guy who dealt in old artifacts. For a little money he put me in contact with the woman who supposedly had the box. I had expected her to clam up but not at all, instead she was very open about owning it when asked. Belonged to some group called “Children of the Gashes”. I didn’t know anything about them nor did I care. I was given permission to study the item with explicit permission not to open the box. That’s how I sit here, the box on the desk in front of me having just finished inspecting it when the woman walks in flanked by three other women and they ask me a question I never expected. “We are going to open the box. Would you like to observe?”

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Out of rp time! This is no doubt my most niche prompt I have ever written. That said you do not have to know the full lore and extended universe of Hellraiser or the Hellbound Heart in order to play this prompt. As long as you know what a cenobite is I am totally happy to teach the rest! This prompt will involve death, possibly necro and EXTREME Sado/Masc play as well as a wide range of other kinks. I am happy to dive more into my character if you message me and are interested and if you would like I have a description for a female cenobite I would like for him to encounter. When you message me please let me know your limits up front as well as how much you know about the world of Hellraiser. Again deep knowledge is not required so long as you know the very basics.