I can't believe I'm here in the same room as the CEO of one of the most feared corporations in the galaxy, standing face-to-face with her and what I assume is her secretary. These two dragonesses are intimidatingly beautiful in their business attire, yet there is still so much mystery surrounding their leader's cosmic powers.
The scent of their feet and high heels fills the room with a powerful aroma that leaves me speechless.

Lilith's warning was clear: "If you make one slip-up," she said, "Framboise, my secretary here will destroy your planet; and be warned – she loves snacking on skyscrapers full of people." It seemed to be true what the rumors said about giant dragonesses wreaking havoc on planets. She has the same size-altering ability as Lilith... the notion of her subordinate possessing enough power to obliterate a planet is petrifying, and I shuddered at the thought of what Lilith might be capable of if she let loose all her capabilities.

She smiled and replied, "Other than that, I'd be more than happy to answer your questions."
"Uhh... why do you destroy planets?" I asked, feeling a bit nervous.
"We at the Drakher Society provide custom services to high-end clientele, from grand empires to dashing royals. We offer global pacification, mercenary services, equipment rental, civilisation study & wiping, but our speciality is planet destruction - at unbeatable prices!"

I couldn't help but be taken aback by the nonchalant way in which she mentioned planet destruction. It was as if it was just another service her company provided, like catering or event planning.

"But why destroy entire planets?" I pressed, unable to comprehend the magnitude of such an act.
Framboise chuckled, her voice like thunder as she leaned in close to me. "Sometimes, darling, it's just business. A planet may have resources our clients want, or it may be in the way of their expansion. It's not personal, just a means to an end."

I swallowed hard, feeling sick to my stomach. These dragonesses were ruthless, and there was no telling what they were capable of.

"But if it can reassure you, we always make sure to know each civilization intimately before annihilating them." said Lilith, "and it's always a great sight!"
She gestured to herself and Framboise, her eyes glinting with an otherworldly gleam. "We are beings of immense power and beauty, capable of shaping the very fabric of the universe. Our destruction is an art form, a spectacle that few are privileged enough to witness."

I couldn't believe what I was hearing. These beings were not only capable of wiping out entire worlds, but they reveled in it. And yet, I couldn't help but feel a strange attraction towards them, drawn to their power and their beauty. It was as if their cosmic aura was infecting my very being, making me want to be a part of their world.

"But why don't you rule the whole universe?" I asked, somewhat hesitantly.
Lilith and Framboise exchanged looks, before the latter answered. "We'd rather not involve ourselves in mundane affairs, such as ruling entire galaxies. We prefer to watch from afar and add a bit of chaos to people's lives, rather than lead them."
Lilith nodded her agreement and added with a wicked smirk, "Plus, I enjoy the comfortable climate of my interdimensional business more, and then it's easier to pay my subjects than to say 'I am a goddess, worship me' - even if I admit that I do it sometimes for fun."

My mind boggled at this revelation. Here was a coterie of powerful dragonesses who could have commanded the universe - yet they chose instead to watch from afar and manipulate events to their own amusement. It was both terrifying and fascinating all at once.

"Anything else you want to know?"
"Umm... Is Lilith your real name?"
"Goodness, no! It's only an alias. My true name is Lucine Colette Wyrmina Drakher and Framboise's is... Oh, shoot, I'm so sorry but I'm afraid I have to cut this interview short now. Business calls, and we are already short on the schedule!"
A chill that's as cold as ice crackles through my veins as I spot the name and the representation of my planet on her computer screen.
"It's MY homeworld! You KNEW that when we started this meeting!" I snap, panic rising in my chest.
"It really is a tiny universe, isn't it?" She says, blithely oblivious to the terror I feel.

As she slips her feet into her steaming hot high heels, I can almost feel the moist heat coming off of them. My mind swirls with dread as I anticipate the tortuous agony her toes will bring to my world.