Eternal Torment or eternal torment. It is not a title for the faint of heart, and the story itself is not shy of its chilling promises. We tread the dark cobblestones of a world strangled by an oppressive class system, where a young woman finds herself bound to life and suffering in equal measure. Slavery, cold and cruel, was the tapestry of her existence. Every sunrise greeted her master, a disfigured tyrant who reveled in inflicting physical and mental wounds. But fate, ever fickle, intervened. A chance meeting with a king, shrouded in the whispers of dark magic, bestowed upon her the unwanted gift of immortality. Freedom, it would seem, but in this twisted reality it became a curse.

Torn from the meager protection of her slavery, the world fell upon her with poisonous claws. Cruelty became a twisted game, fueled by the knowledge that no wound, no torment could take her life. Death, the ultimate salvation, became a tantalizing mirage. Even the solace of self-destruction was denied her, a cruel joke woven into the fabric of her eternity. But whispers carried on the wind gave hope. Dagger-sharp rumors claimed that the king's blood held the key to ending her mortal cycle. Driven by a desperate thirst for oblivion, she launched a reckless attack, but was bitterly defeated. Forced to flee, she began a relentless hunt, the king's hounds hot on her heels, eager to reclaim their sadistic plaything.

And so a girl, branded as the undying, sets out on a journey through an eternity she has not entered by choice. Every day brings a new face, a fleeting connection that the inexorable march of time tears away from her. The ghost of her pursuers looms nearby, a constant reminder of the gilded cage that her immortality has become. What awaits her in the abyss of an endless tomorrow? Will she find solace or succumb to the crushing weight of her endless torment? The visual novel Eternal Torment paints a grim portrait, but in its darkness lies a question that echoes through the centuries: what is the price of immortality, if freedom itself is only a cruel illusion?