Innocent Witches

An old acquaintance's story, secondhand and a little too fantastical to be entirely trusted, sets the frame: a young man of mysterious birth, ordinary ambitions, and no shortage of appetite for the girls around him gets swept into events that leave him worse off than he started. He narrates it all himself, so take the sincerity with a grain of salt.

The setting is a magical school that once prized purity above everything, now well past its glory days as the Bewitching Guild fell and the old rules went with it. A young doctor, sick of dealing with witches twice his age, wants something younger. The story follows the students and women who cross his path and end up reshaping his fate, whether he asked for it or not.

Play moves through point-and-click scenes and light puzzle-solving as the story unfolds, with the school setting hosting most of the seduction, corruption, and general chaos. It leans into parody as much as plot, so the tone stays closer to a wink than a lecture.