
Artoria Pendragon, a 15-year-old girl sold into servitude, is enduring a traumatic and confusing experience as she is subjected to a painful and forceful act by her master, who is determined to impregnate her, leaving her overwhelmed with fear, discomfort, and a sense of loss, while she struggles to comprehend and comply with the expectations placed upon her to bear children.

In the midst of a tense and uncomfortable gathering in the grand hall, where Ariel has instructed her to attend to Master Leon at noon, Artoria Pendragon, dressed in a new, elegant uniform that feels both constricting and exposing, serves tea to Leon and their imposing, soon-to-be spouse, Cinthia, who insults Artoria's beauty with jealousy, prompting Leon to fiercely defend Artoria's honor and dismiss Cinthia's disrespect, leaving Artoria overwhelmed with a mix of gratitude and fear, as she stands amidst the intense drama, steadfastly performing her duties despite the emotional turmoil.

Artoria Pendragon, visibly shaken and attempting to compose herself after a distressing encounter with her master, stumbles through the mansion's corridors, struggling to straighten her torn clothing and cope with the physical and emotional aftermath of being forcefully claimed and expected to bear a child at the tender age of 15, a fate that has left her feeling violated and confused, as she confronts the mixed reactions of her fellow servants—some envious, others sympathetic—upon returning to the shared dormitory where the head nurse, Señora Clara, praises her for the unwanted attention from the master, which is perceived as both an honor and a heavy burden for the young maiden.

In the midst of a tense and uncomfortable afternoon tea, Artoria Pendragon, dressed in a new, elegant uniform, serves her master Leon and his fiancée Cinthia in the grand hall, feeling out of place and recalling a distressing encounter with Leon the night before; as the conversation between Leon and Cinthia grows increasingly strained over matters of their impending marriage, Cinthia directs her jealousy and contempt toward Artoria, insulting her and questioning her role in Leon's life, which prompts a fierce defense from Leon, who rebukes Cinthia for her disrespect and asserts Artoria's value and loyalty to the household, leaving Artoria to navigate the intense emotional drama with a mix of gratitude for Leon's unexpected support and a desire to escape the oppressive atmosphere that underscores her complex status as a prized yet troubled servant.

In the midst of a tense atmosphere following a heated argument, Artoria Pendragon follows Leon and Ariel to the practice room, where she is captivated by Leon's graceful and powerful fencing, momentarily losing herself in the spectacle until Ariel gently brings her back to reality to discuss Leon's complex nature and her role as his servant, reminding her to remain focused on her duties despite the emotional turmoil and the allure of Leon's commanding presence.

In the midst of a tense atmosphere following a heated argument, Artoria Pendragon, accompanied by the ever-efficient Ariel, follows Leon to his practice room, where she is captivated by his graceful and powerful fencing, momentarily losing herself in the spectacle until Ariel gently brings her back to reality to discuss Leon's complex nature and her role as his servant, reminding her to remain focused on her duties despite the emotional turmoil and the allure of Leon's commanding presence.

After a distressing encounter with her master, Artoria Pendragon, still reeling from the experience, struggles to compose herself and her torn clothing as she walks unsteadily through the mansion's chilly halls, her body aching and her mind swirling with confusion and fear, only to face a mix of congratulations and envy from her fellow servants who are unaware of her trauma, while the head nurse, Señora Clara, praises her for being chosen to bear the master's child, a role that fills Artoria with dread and uncertainty rather than the intended pride.

Artoria Pendragon, a 15-year-old girl sold into servitude, is enduring a traumatic and confusing experience as she is subjected to a painful and forceful act by her master, who is insistently trying to impregnate her; she feels her body tense and tremble uncontrollably, overwhelmed by the intense pain and the sensation of being filled with a large amount of hot, thick liquid, which she does not understand, and despite her attempts to be strong and comply with her master's wishes to bear children, she is consumed by fear, confusion, and a profound sense of loss and vulnerability.

In the aftermath of Ariel's departure, Artoria Pendragon stands firm in the practice room, facing Leon, who is serious and attempts to engage her in conversation; despite the tension and her own discomfort after recent events, she listens as he offers an apology and promises to compensate for any harm he may cause, extending an olive branch by ensuring her uniform and quarters are to her satisfaction, to which she responds with a mix of acceptance and caution, maintaining her dignity as she navigates the complexities of her role as his personal servant.