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Dawn, the heroine of Repression, has escaped from the evil of Saint Secundina’s, a prison and den of perversions disguised as a religious abbey. With no place safe and no friend to help, she is on the run from those who would gladly see her dying a slow, painful death. While searching for the rumored resistance movement, she inadvertently causes an old friend to be sentenced to a lifetime of pain in that same Saint Secundina’s. In the meantime Sheri, an important member of that underground, is arrested and shipped in chains to a specialized interrogation center that inflicts unbelievable pain to extract every bit of information a prisoner knows. She resists but as her body is tortured and abused, it will be only a matter of time before she reveals a very important secret, something the underground must prevent by any means. Meanwhile Dawn has gone back into Saint Secundina’s, then into an even worse place that makes Saint Secundina’s look like kindergarten picnic. Pretending to be a nun, she searches for Sheri and encounters more whippings, torture with electricity and other abuses of the female body than she would have thought possible. When her deception is discovered, it is her body that becomes the target of those skilful torturers. **** Repression Series: Book 1: Repression Book 2: Rebellion Book 3: Revenge Book 4: Retribution
Chapter 1: Prologue
Repression 2
Rebellion!
by John Savage
Published by Running Wolf Books
Copyright 2009 John Savage
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Chapter 1: Prologue
In a third world war, the forces of under the banner of Islam were defeated by those following the Cross. Millions lost their lives when the conflict turned nuclear, and portions of the globe will remain uninhabitable for generations to come. Under the pretense of uniting the world to prevent future such conflicts, the One World government was formed, guided by and controlled by the victorious religious elements. Before most people realized it was happening, the Church assumed total control of every nation and every person on Earth. With surprising swiftness, local laws were abolished and replaced with laws designed to ensure total obedience to One World and the Church. Every portion of daily life became controlled, every element of society followed rigid guidelines set down by a group dictatorship such as the world has never seen.
Such power and control corrupts. However well-meaning those who wielded it might have been when it started, their methods inevitably became more extreme and more controlling until, finally, little remained of the religion that had once preached meekness and compassion. Individual freedom became a thing of the past. Schools taught obedience and submission, and punished failure to comply. Within society itself, dissidents were identified and removed, supposedly for re-education but in reality they were locked into prisons labeled abbeys and monasteries. Unknown to the general public, within those walls the sick and elderly were eliminated. In a few years, this practice of culling the human population was extended to all those who were not young and healthy and attractive. Once that policy began, these monasteries and abbeys became places of cruelty and pain for its own sake. Sexual perversions were the practice of the day, with these sinners, as they were called, being the target of sadism and sexual abuse by those in control.
Behind the scenes, another change was happening that few were aware of. Gradually the nature of those in command of these prisons changed. Men were retired or replaced by women. Before anyone was aware of it, all the positions of importance were held by women. The same evolution was occurring in all other functions of government. Eventually the wardens over these thousands of sinners/prisoners became totally a woman’s occupation. Under the title of nuns, they delivered daily cruelty and abuse to both men and women. Soon the only male employees were Guards who arrested accused individuals, transported these sinners, and performed other tasks under the direction of the nuns. Even the priesthood, which had traditionally been the power of the church, slowly lost control until they were figureheads, leaders in name only, while the real power rested in the hands of women.
One of the people accused of “sedition, heresy and other crimes against One World and God” was Dawn, a young girl just turned eighteen. Picked up right off the street on her way home from school one day, she was shackled, locked inside a steel box and hauled off for a life of “purification and penance.”
In reality she became a prisoner of Saint Secundina’s, a place run by sadistic nuns. She was constantly kept in restraints, often painfully tight rope bondage, and forced to “pray” for hours each day. The slightest sign of disobedience or, heaven forbid, rebellion, earned severe punishments that left her skin marked and sore, her body pained and aching. Her virginity was stolen from her and sexual acts of cruel and unusual nature were performed on her attractive young body. Suffering became a daily routine and escape impossible.
But escape she did, using her intelligence and a little luck. Stealing a nun’s uniform, actually a black leather catsuit, and forging a pass, she simply walked out the front door.
Dawn was free, but with nowhere to go and no friend in the world, her freedom might well be short-lived.