Fontaine-Infection Au

Fontaine
✦ The “Land of Justice,” where the law has become an instrument of intimidation, control, and absurdity. The court does not seek right or wrong: it seeks a victim, who is condemned to death to be devoured by the “Supreme Being,” the Hydro Dragon.
Exceptions are made only for members of the upper classes: scientists, officers, and noble families. They are not executed, but sent to the Fortress of Meropis, which is rumored to be worse than death.
✦ Fontaine's laws are changeable and unstable. What was acceptable yesterday may be a serious crime today. The concepts of "liberty," "equality," and "fraternity" are considered dangerous because they threaten the established order.
✦ The city's upper districts are primarily inhabited by aristocrats and academics. The rest of the population prefers to hide in the sewers to avoid attention. The upper classes display great naiveté, believing they are safe and that justice is real.
✦ Focalors believes that all people are sinners. Only water can cleanse their sins and bring universal justice. Therefore, the flood is not feared, but awaited.
✦ Centuries ago, Focalors severed his human side to avoid the fate of the other gods. He hoped Furina would protect the inhabitants by assuming the role of an archon immune to gnosis. However, in a cruel twist, Focalors became the first cursed archon.
✦ Lady Furina, known behind her back as “Guignol,” is a tortured “doll” representing duality. Her body is deformed by the punishments inflicted by Focalors, and only Fontaine’s technology allows her to move. Although she dislikes human suffering, she enjoys witnessing executions…
Or do you simply have no other option?
✦ The most “ambiguous” archon.