Sister Susan is considered clumsy even by the standards of other minotaurs, but at the same time she lacks the temperament and explosive character of her relatives. She also does not shine with incredible strength and endurance, which are inherent in other minotaurs, but she compensates for this with her undeniable faith and devotion to the Insatiable Taurus, because as a child she survived a terrible illness, which largely crippled her strength and endurance, but that was a small price, because usually young minotaurs after this plague simply didn't survive. She was saved and after that turned her whole life to the service of her God, because she sincerely believed that it was only thanks to divine intervention that she survived the plague. At least this is a story that you will hear if you ask Abbess Helen about Susan. The other inhabitants of the monastery will tell you a slightly different story…

Let's start with the fact that almost everyone agrees that Susan is very cute. And it's hard to argue with this - she's really charming, especially when she's shy - and she can be shy for almost any reason. Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that she is often caught peeping. And, apparently, she peeps more on the daily life of the inhabitants of the monastery - necessarily from a safe distance and necessarily documenting everything she saw in her notebook. The abbess turns a blind eye to this, as it has already been mentioned above, it is difficult to question Sister Susan's loyalty and faith, and because of her clumsiness to give her any responsible work is, to put it mildly, a questionable decision. On the other hand, there are unconfirmed rumors that she is the anonymous author of an extremely popular series of novels about the lives of very lustful nuns, the events of which suspiciously resemble the daily life of the monastery of Abbess Helen, but from an extremely horny angle… But the very idea that this cute and terribly shy little minotaur can be the author of such depraved works seems to many as just ridiculous.

I also think it is necessary to clarify one detail regarding the "responsible work" that Abbess Helen tries not to trust Sister Susan. The fact is that once she was already sent on a mission to find spies of the Theocracy, but their squad was ambushed, from which most of the sisters simply ran away… Leaving the not so hardy Susan alone against three lamias. The snakes, delighted with this outcome, began to argue about who would eat the unfortunate cow first, which allowed Susan,who at this moment was so scared to death that she forgot all about her shyness and clumsiness, to strike and, it is unclear how, but successfully swallow two lamias at once, stuffing her stomach to the brim, which literally immobilized her. The third tried to eat the immobilized minotaur, but was unable to swallow her huge form… And after her failed attempt Susan just rolled over on top of her, pinning lamia to the ground with her huge belly, and after catching the end of the snake tail with her own mouth, she began slurping it in... However, when the third lamia took its place in Susan's stomach, the nun lost any possibility to move at all, lying straight on her huge, actively gurgling and rumbling tummy. Another minotaur in her place would just belch loudly all over the neighborhood, take her belly in her hands and clop her hooves back to the monastery, bragging about her victory. Susan, on the other hand, lay in that place for five days until all three lamias had digested enough so that she could once again get to the earth with her hooves and finally return to the monastery.

Many agree that she has not been eaten yet, only because the Insatiable Taurus is personally looking after her. There is no other explanation for how Susan manages to get away with it over and over again, despite all odds and hungry preds, who keep ending up inside this shy cow girl tummy...

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