The Lower Planes

The Queen's palace stood as a stark, imposing structure, its walls adorned with symbols of female power. Inside, opulence reigned – silk tapestries, gold-plated furnishings, and a sprawling harem where chosen men served as little more than living trophies. In the breeding chambers, clinical and sterile, new generations of male slaves were conceived, their sole purpose to perpetuate the lineage of strong, dominant women. A chilling undercurrent of control and subjugation permeated the palace, a stark reminder of the women's absolute dominion over men.

Imposing palace walls adorned with oppressive symbols of female power, lavish silk tapestries hanging from the ceiling, gold-plated furnishings glimmering under flickering torchlight, and a sprawling harem filled with muted whispers and guarded glances, while sterile breeding chambers sit at the back, foreboding and cold.