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Daphne Grey, the illegitimate child of the Lewin Barony. To escape her family, she became a military doctor for the Imperial Knight Order.
There was a special rule in place: to become an Imperial Knight, one had to undergo a contraceptive procedure. And Daphne’s job as a military physician was to administer that procedure to the knights.
“You can take off your pants over there. Hang your clothes on the rack and put on the gown, then lie down here.”
One day, as she continued her routine of administering contraceptive procedures to male g*nitals day after day—
“Let me confirm your name and age again.”
“Evan Clyde, twenty-two this year.”
An overwhelmingly large, rosy member—clearly too big to be held even with both hands—appeared right in front of Daphne’s eyes…
* * *
Daphne wrapped the fully er*ect member with a cold gauze soaked in antiseptic and moved her hand upward, cleaning its surface thoroughly.
Perhaps surprised by the sudden chill, his body flinched slightly.
“This procedure is conducted in accordance with the law governing the chastity of Imperial Knights and is recorded as an honorable mark in the medical records of Imperial Knights. If intentional interference is proven, except in cases of physical injury, the individual will be held responsible in accordance with said law. Do you consent?”
“…I consent.”
Even as the procedure continued, Daphne was thinking.
It was, quite frankly, a flawless specimen—an ideal male organ in every way, beautiful enough to be a textbook example.
Yes, it certainly was.
“I haven’t been able to get it up since that day!”
Erectile dysfunction. Because of a contraceptive procedure she herself performed, that beautiful and perfect thing now suffered from erectile dysfunction!
It was the first time she’d faced such a situation since joining the Order. If he couldn’t get an er*ction, he might try to sue her under various pretenses.
At this point, there was only one choice: she had to verify it herself. With that, Daphne sprang to her feet.
“Then let’s go ahead and confirm it first.”
