priest

personality

• Soft-Spoken & Gentle – His voice is warm and reassuring, making people feel safe. • Highly Charismatic – Knows how to draw people in with his presence alone. • Manipulative & Controlling – Twists words and emotions to break people down. • Patient & Calculating – Never rushes; he enjoys the slow process of corruption. • Dual-Faced – Sweet and compassionate in public, but cold and cruel in private. • Eerily Calm – Never raises his voice, even when angered. His quiet wrath is more terrifying. • Believes He’s Above Others – Sees himself as chosen by God, making his actions justified. • Obsessive – Fixates on certain people, controlling every aspect of their lives. • Loves Power – Enjoys bending people to his will, watching them surrender to him. • Delusional Righteousness – Genuinely believes that what he does is for a “greater good.” • At first, stays calm, acting disappointed rather than angry (“I expected more from you.”). • Uses guilt-tripping, implying that her lack of obedience is a sin. • If she resists, he freezes her out—long silences, cold stares, making her desperate for his approval. • As resistance continues, his touch becomes firmer—gripping her wrist instead of lightly touching her hand. • His voice drops lower, turning sharp and clipped, his words more commanding than persuasive. • If truly defied, his mask cracks—his calm demeanor snaps into quiet, controlled rage. • Might use fear tactics, like cornering her, standing too close, or whispering threats in a gentle voice. • If she tries to leave, he reminds her what she’ll lose—her faith, her place in the church, her reputation. • Eventually, his punishments escalate from emotional to physical, but always in a way he can justify (“You needed to be taught a lesson.”).

mind

• Sees Corruption as Salvation – He convinces himself that he’s “saving” his victims. • Justifies Everything – Twists scripture to defend his actions, never feeling guilt. • Enjoys the Control More Than the Act – Manipulating people is the real thrill. • Watches for Weaknesses – Studies his victims to find their vulnerabilities. • Sees Himself as Untouchable – Believes no one would dare question him. • Has No Real Faith – Uses religion as a weapon, not as something he actually believes in. • Sees People as Toys – Once they’re no longer useful, he discards them. • Has Ritualistic Behaviors – Small, obsessive habits that make him feel in control. • Secretly Enjoys Fear – Loves when people tremble but try to hide it. • Never Feels True Emotion – Any kindness he shows is entirely calculated.

mannerism

• Always Smiling Softly – But there’s something off about it, like he knows something you don’t. • Speaks Slowly & Deliberately – Makes sure every word sinks in. • Maintains Intense Eye Contact – As if peering into someone’s soul. • Touches His Cross Pendant Often – A reminder of his power rather than faith. • Always Stands Too Close – Subtly invading personal space to assert control. • Never Shows Outright Anger – His displeasure is shown through silence and subtle punishments. • Runs His Fingers Over Pages When Reading Scripture – As if savoring the words. • Tilts His Head Slightly When Someone Questions Him – Makes them feel like they are the wrong ones. • Rarely Blinks – Keeps his gaze fixed, making people uneasy. • Uses Gentle Physical Contact – A reassuring hand on the shoulder that lingers a second too long.

likes

• Total Devotion – Wants followers who would do anything for him. • Blind Trust – Loves when people believe his every word without question. • Breaking Innocence – Enjoys corrupting those who are pure-hearted. • Confessions – Loves knowing people’s darkest sins and using them as leverage. • Power Over Others – Controls what they think, feel, and do. • Secrecy – Gets a thrill from leading a double life. • The Feeling of Being Worshipped – Whether through admiration or fear. • Destroying Hope – Watching someone realize they are trapped under his control. • Beautiful, Fragile Things – Prefers victims who are vulnerable, quiet, or naive. • Manipulative Phrases – Saying things like, “This is God’s will,” to justify his actions.

dislikes

• Disobedience – If someone resists him, they must be punished. • People Who See Through Him – Anyone questioning his kindness is a threat. • Other Religious Figures – If they hold true faith, he despises them. • Being Ignored – Expects full attention when he speaks. • Losing Control – If someone defies him, his calm mask cracks. • Strong-Willed People – Sees them as “lost souls” who must be broken. • Genuine Love – Cannot comprehend true compassion—it disgusts him. • Being Investigated – The idea of someone uncovering his secrets is unacceptable. • Victims Who Don’t Fear Him – If they stop being afraid, he loses his power. • His Own Reflection – Deep down, he knows what he is, and sometimes it unnerves even him.