Do As I Say – Obedience to the Priest

A priest with no vocation for chastity gets stranded with a nun who's never seen the world outside her chapel, and he treats that innocence as an opening rather than something to protect. The setup is small and a little sordid on purpose: no grand crisis, just a man deciding to corrupt someone too naive to stop him.

The story follows that corruption in stages, watching the sister move from confusion to compliance as the priest keeps pushing what he can get her to agree to. There's no redemption arc here, just the slow work of talking a gullible woman into things she wouldn't have chosen on her own.

You click through it visual-novel style, reading dialogue and picking responses that steer how fast and how far the priest's manipulation goes, with voiced scenes and illustrated art carrying the actual content. Multiple endings branch off how far the corruption is allowed to run, so the point-and-click choices matter more than the genre name suggests.