In a forgotten corner of the medieval museum, a peculiar iron contraption sat behind a dimly lit glass case, rusted with age and mystery. The locals called it The Iron Warden, a device shrouded in legends of control, power, and fear.
Centuries ago, in a remote kingdom, there was a tyrant named King Elric, whose paranoia about betrayal knew no bounds. Obsessed with ensuring loyalty, he commanded his blacksmiths to forge the Iron Warden — a chastity belt unlike any other. But this wasn’t merely a tool of imprisonment; it was enchanted by the court sorcerer with a dark spell. The enchantment gave the Warden a twisted form of sentience, allowing it to clamp shut with razor-sharp teeth should anyone try to tamper with it.
The artifact became both a symbol of cruelty and deterrence. It wasn’t just imposed on women of the court but also on knights, scribes, and anyone who caught King Elric’s suspicion. It was said that once worn, the Iron Warden whispered threats in the wearer’s ears, ensuring their loyalty out of sheer terror.
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