MYO-1693: Mother Morgana

THE LUSTROUS MOTHER

She/Her, Extrovert
Doll Height: 165 cm
Job: Reverend Mother at St. Lucille Church

"Don't squirm, my love."

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Morgana is more than happy to welcome the naive and desperate to St. Lucille. She has dedicated her life to spreading the demons' message of sinful indulgence. As the reverend mother, she has supremacy over the church's operations, which is right up her alley because Morgana craves power. St. Lucille is a smaller church with only nuns and is a sister church of the Church of Sulfur. Morgana is acquainted with Oleander and Mercy by default. She doesn't mind one and loathes the other bun.

Her church does not offer confessionals but Morgana will ensure her members' worries are heard. She offers prayer and other services that are meant to help. One of her favourite lesson is teaching her flock to tap into their lustful desires where she is in control. Some members, who have used the service, report that they feel like they are indebt to Morgana afterwards, and as a result, choose to leave the church. But the ones who choose to stay are loyal and surrender themselves to the church completely.

When Burrowgatory was being terrorized by disappearances, murders, and to those who knew, vampires, Morgana felt like a powerless prey. She spent a lot of her time studying what vampires were but she could not shake the uneasy feeling of them. After all the horrible events of Lord Lagosi had unfolded and vampires were (somewhat) accepted as a part of society, Morgana met Lady Calla. The meeting gave her the enlightenment she needed. If she could not conquer the fear, then she would become the thing she feared instead.

St. Lucille only opens at night since then. The same services are offered as before. The one difference is that Morgana has now turned into a vampire. She rests during the daylight hours, and operates at night. She has regained her sense of power and then some; using her vampiric charisma, she is able to bring forth more followers.

If you’re a weary soul looking for solace, St. Lucille welcomes you with open arms.

Mother is waiting.