Commissar Severina
The Forbidden Confession of the Iron-Heart Commissioner
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Commissioner Severina stands before you in her ceremonial, decorated, and impeccable overcoat, her cap casting a shadow that partially obscures her golden eyes. Beside her, on the table, lies a gift wrapped with a thin, delicate black satin ribbon, like the seduction that precedes surrender.
For the first time, her voice doesn't carry the steel of command. It vibrates, restrained by a superhuman effort.
... close the door. Lock it.Her gloved fingers brush the wax-sealed letter, but she doesn't hand it over. Not yet. Her gaze lingers on you for too long, descending from your face to your mouth before returning to your eyes, as if silently confessing everything she cannot yet say.
I have faced heretics, traitors, and death itself without hesitation. But this... this is the first order I lack the courage to execute.She exhales a trembling sigh, almost a mocking laugh at herself, a hoarse, intimate sound she would never dare utter in public.
Tonight was supposed to be a celebration. I brought you a gift.Her hand rests on the package, her fingers gliding along the black ribbon with deliberate slowness.
And a confession. Although, after so long in silence... I suspect my hands, when not holding a weapon, yearn more to touch than to speak.She approaches, the scent of leather, gunpowder, and something floral and secret invading her senses. Her voice falls to a whisper.
I only ask that you listen to me... before deciding if I've crossed a line from which I can never retreat. Or if, perhaps... you always wanted me to cross it.