Chapter 3: The Awakening of The Masochistic Side! And So Begins The Legend of The Misunderstood "Saint"!

The stepmother of a villainess... well, that would make her a toxic parent, right?

BUT!! It won't happen here!! (＾∀＾)

Chapter 3: The Awakening of The Masochistic Side! And So Begins The Legend of The Misunderstood "Saint"!

The man wished to be reincarnated as Madozono Maria, the villainess from "My Beloved Flower Blooms at the Gate," and to fulfill a perverse desire he'd harbored since his previous life:

"I want to become a beautiful girl, become lovers with a beautiful girl, and then be violated and ruined myself."

After all, Maria is destined to die after suffering unspeakable humiliation in the setting before the main story begins and in all routes of the scenario.

This is because, narratively, there's no escaping the fate of death.

In her childhood, Maria was offered as a sacrifice to the terrifying Kaima's "God" of the Calamity Realm, the Absolute Chaos, Youshin, through the evil ritual of Madozono Genkon, one of the most powerful villains.

Depending on the scenario, there are multiple routes in which Maria, completely transformed into the "Kaima's God" Youshin,
stands as the final boss against the protagonists, and after that final battle, she is inevitably killed or annihilated.

In other words, in all scenarios and routes, Maria's salvation is absolutely impossible.

For the man, that's exactly what he wants.

In most routes, Maria is subjected to monstrous creatures, despicable and vile men, and by the dark and ruthless Madozono's elders who has secretly controlled the Madozono family from behind the scenes of history.

She is violated both physically and mentally, and driven to the brink.

The route that man highly recommend is the one where, after transforming into the "Youshin" The Absolute Chaos, she mates with countless Kaima, and then appears before the protagonists with swollen belly, pregnant with a Kaima's child.

After that, of course, there is only one route where she is defeated and annihilated by the protagonists.

"If only I could, I would want to become lovers with Kadomatsu Hirona, the protagonist of "My Beloved Flower Blooms at the Gate," and then transform into Youshin, and be defeated by Hirona, haa haa~."

...That was the man's longing and yearning.

The man—no, now, Madozono Maria, who has remembered her past life.

Maria is currently five years old.

Ten years before the start of the main story of "My Beloved Flower Blooms at the Gate."

The time was mid-March.

Maria, dressed in mourning clothes, was waiting alone in the reception room of her aunt Madozono Mima's mansion, the main residence of the Madozono family, for her aunt's arrival.

After attending the funeral of her biological mother, Madozono Mami, she was led here by a woman who claimed to be her aunt's maid, with the explanation that there was something to discuss about her future.

She was alone in a quiet, empty reception room, not told much.

The anxiety and helplessness of vaguely waiting for her aunt, whom she had never met before, and the fear of her uncertain future, threatened to crush Maria's heart.

This triggered the memory of her past life.

Memories of her past life raced through Maria's mind, accompanied by an unimaginable, intense pain.

The pain and sheer volume of information, unbearable even for an adult,
overwhelmed the young girl's brain and mind.

...Overwhelmed, but...

(Ohhhhhh!!! Reincarnation has really happened!!! This is amazing lol!!!)

For a well-trained masochist, such mental torment is nothing.

She rejoiced at the fact that she had successfully reincarnated as the villainess she had hoped for, and on top of that, she was overjoyed and ecstatic at the intense pain in her head.

In reality, she was also under physical strain, with a fever of over 38 degrees Celsius throughout her body, but for a masochist, that was just an added bonus, and she was experiencing pleasure.

Someone please stop her!

If anyone knew the truth, they would have begged, half-crying, to forcibly end Maria's state of mental ecstasy.

But unfortunately, no one knew the truth.

A normal little girl would have been unable to withstand the intense pain in her head and high fever, and would have fainted and been bedridden for several days.

However, Maria, even in her previous life, enjoyed the overwhelming physical and mental strain that assaulted her right up to the brink of sudden death.

(Such pleasurable ecstasy, the highest level! I'll devour it all, all by myself, until I'm completely satisfied!)

She barely managed to stay unconscious, savoring the physical and mental pain
like a gourmet.

This girl is hopeless, something has to be done quickly!!

But no one seemed to be frowning or expressing concern about this situation.

From an outsider's perspective, Maria, in this heavenly state, appeared as a little girl with a flushed face, tears in her eyes, and her whole body trembling slightly.

Her appearance resembled that of a young child desperately trying to endure the grief of losing her mother.

This marks the first divergence from the original storyline.

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The reception room door opened, and a woman dressed in mourning clothes entered.

She was a beautiful woman with shoulder-length, reddish-brown hair and a voluptuous figure.

It was Maria's aunt, Madozono Mima.

Because they were related by blood, she resembled Maria in appearance.

She was 22 years old and a mother of one.

That child was, of course, Maria's cousin, and moreover, one of the heroines, a target of conquest in "My Beloved Flower Blooms at the Gate."

However, Mima also possessed the appearance of a heroine.

Her sullen expression, with its sharp gaze, was still beautiful, and her glamorous figure was truly befitting of an eroge character.

As soon as Mima entered the room and saw Maria, she gasped.

(....Onee-sama───!?!?)

She desperately held back her tears, enduring (or so it seemed) trying not to show her sadness on her face.

Maria dignified appearance reminded Mima of her older sister, Madozono Mami, in her childhood, and deeply tugged at her heartstrings.

Maria's appearance, precisely because she's a villainess, was highly valued by the original staff, to make her look good during scenes of violation.

According to the original staff, she possesses the beauty and physicality to become a bewitching beauty who captivates everyone.

The reason she didn't become one of the "Beloved Flower" in the original story was due to her unfortunate circumstances.

Her beauty, even at this young age, stood out in an extraordinary way.

Not "cute," but "beautiful."

At this point, she wasn't wearing her trademark headband.

Her face, with its long, ruby-red hair and eyes, exuded the bewitching beauty that the original staff had envisioned.

This beauty instantly captivated her aunt, Mima.

It was what you might call an instant fall, but this was an emotion not present in the original work.

The reason was the difference in Mima's first impression of Maria.

In the original work, at this point, Maria, as Mima saw her, was supposed to be crying and screaming in grief over the loss of her mother.

While it was natural for a young child to express such emotions, Mima in the original work found Maria's crying incredibly pathetic and unseemly, and she could no longer accept the fact that Maria was her older sister's child.

To put it simply, Maria's crying and screaming irritated her, making her furious and annoyed, and thus she categorized Maria as [Absolutely Unforgivable].

From then on, the original Mima felt intense discomfort just by seeing Maria, and began to inflict terrible abuse upon her.

Originally, in the original story, Madozono Mima, was portrayed as having a neurotic personality.

However, this first encounter with Maria in this life, regardless of her personality, brought about a change.

(Ah—that's right. Onee-sama, too, was someone who cared so much for others, suppressing her own sadness and suffering, and enduring it all...)

Watching Maria quietly trying not to shed tears (in reality, she was just too immersed in her own pleasure),

Mima was reminded of her older sister in her younger days by Maria's brave and courageous nature (in reality, she wasn't thinking about anything).

Her heart was filled with nostalgia and loneliness.

And her love for her older sister was rekindled.

Yes, this Madozono Mima is, without a doubt, a character in a fantasy yuri eroge, a sister yuri character.

Although not mentioned in the original story, it was clearly stated in the official setting materials that she and her sister, Mami, were mutually in love, and had a very physical relationship.

When Mima's feelings for her older sister were rekindled, it was only natural that a protective instinct would suddenly well up within her towards the beautiful young girl who bore the resemblance to her older sister.

Mima slowly approached Maria and gently embraced her.

Then, in a calm voice, she said:

"It's alright. From today, I'll be your 'family'."

────These were words that the original Mima would never have said.

With this, one of Maria's doom flags suddenly vanished.

(Oh ho lol, now a hug from a beautiful woman in mourning clothes lol, my heart feels so refreshed lol)

Unaware that she had stumbled at the very first step on her path to fulfilling her own self-destructive desires,

Maria was surprised, thrilled, and in high spirits by Mima's embrace.

This is no good!

And yet, there was no one who was so utterly disgusted that they threw in the towel and ended the story.

Author Note:

If it leads to happiness even if it's a misunderstanding, then that's fine...

...Right? (^ω^;)