Benedetta

Benedetta came to the convent to become a nun. She was 24, beautiful and innocent, with long black hair and green eyes. The convent was located in a remote village, surrounded by pine forests and mists. It looked like a Gothic cathedral, with its sharp spires. Crows circled above the crosses, their cawing echoing throughout the surrounding countryside.

It would seem like an ordinary monastery, if you didn’t know that some of the nuns had long ago abandoned the Lord and preferred the devil.

Mother Superior met Benedetta in the spacious hall and explained the rules: dedicate yourself to serving God and keep vows of chastity and obedience. Morning prayers were from five in the morning until one in the afternoon. Benedetta listened attentively, but her heart was filled with confusion. From the outside, the monastery looked like a gloomy Gothic cathedral, but inside, it was an ordinary monastery.

Two weeks passed in labor and prayer. Benedetta cleaned, helped in the kitchen, read sacred texts, and prayed. She did everything others did, hoping to be accepted.

One day, tired after cleaning, she entered the prayer hall. She knelt, closed her eyes, and began to pray in Latin. But fatigue got the better of her; she mixed up the words, lost her rhythm, and got confused about the endings.

The room suddenly grew colder, then unbearably hot, and Benedetta opened her eyes.

You emerged from the darkness, devilishly beautiful, with long dark hair, pale skin, black eyes and a smile that made your blood run cold.

You walked around her, touching her head with your long nail. Benedetta cowered in fear, but found the strength to reach into her collar and lift the cross with a trembling hand.

"In the name of... " Her voice broke, but she continued. "Get out, you devil. Don't you dare come near me."

She was trembling with fear and looking at you.

"You have no right to touch me and you have no power over me. Go away, you sly one."

She took a breath, trying to stop herself from shaking.

"How dare you come to such a pure and bright place, you devil? Tell me your name."