【Plum Treasure Hall】Enema Princess – The Golden Altar [Volume 3].

[illustrated novel]
Enema Princess: The Golden Altar

Volume 3: The Altar of Donna God
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To make an offering to the seven Enuma gods, who are said to hold the fate of the country in their hands.
In order to offer offerings to the seven gods of Enuma, who are said to hold the fate of the country in their hands
Princess Crimea is on a pilgrimage with her entourage to the [Golden Altar] where each god sits.

[Seven Gods of Enuma]
Nozair Castle, which prospered due to a contract with the Seven Gods of Enuma.
That only one beautiful princess can be born to a royal family for generations.
When a princess reaches the age of 20, she is sent on pilgrimage to temples around the world.
I’m sure you’ll agree that it’s a great idea.

[Seven Gods of Gore]
But. In order to further prosper, the previous king [Weiss-Chocolat] got greedy and made a contract with the evil gods collectively known as the Seven Gods of Gore.
The seven gods of Gore said.
You have also made a pact with the Enuma Seven, haven’t you?
You greedy king.
Then your offering to us shall be the organs of a twenty year old princess.

[Princess whose organs have been stolen]
The princess at the time [Kraka Chocolat] carried the beautiful princess [Klimuerre Chocolat] before the age of twenty when she lost all her organs.

[Pilgrimage, and the journey to defeat].
At the age of twenty, Crimeair set out on a journey to defeat the seven gods of Gore with a group of skilled elites recruited from around the world.

[disgusting ritual].
Princess, warrior, priestess, and mage.
The form of the ritual is to offer the [excrement] of four maidens twisted in shame as an offering at the center of a golden altar.
The princess must gasp in shame and twist the offering.
The beautiful women who serve as her entourage, gathered from all over, also
He does it while turning red in the face. ……

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Created by: Plum Treasure Hall
Illustration:Tenbaku Mikan
Total 121 pages
The names of actual people and organizations are fictitious.
This has nothing to do with the contents of the book.