A Necessity for Cruelty

A Necessity for Cruelty is a horror book, allegedly recording the accounts of the brutalities committed by Lady Namidia Korlat, the founder of the Korlat dynasty. 
The book was created by pyschologists of the Imperial pharmarcy on the remains of Namidia Korlat in an attempt to understand her cruel nature.
== History ==
A Necessity for Cruelty is one of the most gruesome books of all time and debased works of carnal debauchery circulating through the Yutemond Empire, of the lowest sort. It is supposedly the memoir of Lady Namidia Korlat, recounting a life of "sin, suffering, and sex."
This book was set down to children to describe the ideals of cruelty and how it effected families, society; however the book has been edited out for "improvements" or other excuses by priests and other copywriters to blur out and censor off any "offensive" or "brutalistic" details, so that it is friendly for children to read.
These inaccurate transmissions and intentional additions had the combined effect of producing different versions which are truly different books, and indeed, do not even share the same title - through all do share the subtitle.
The original book proved to be very popular, being progressively purchased amongst young maids by bookeepers and so on; it used to be a horror book that the most daring of teenagers would read for fun and for adults it was a lesson and for the nobles it was a dialogue of how Namidia the Cruel met her fate. 
During the reign of Aurora the Sweet in the early century, she banned the book due to its gruesome details and supposedly the accounts of her own mother's crimes and ordered all copies to be burnt, however Galerius (her brother-husband) argued that the book would be a lesson to young children not to grow up to be cruel. Aurora consented, however priests censored out and remade the book for children to read on "how not to be mean."
== Recent Events ==
Grand Dowager Empress, Adara Korlat denounces the original due to her extreme modesty law but allows for copies of the children's version to be printed as it was much more "cleaner" than the original.
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