Grace Field House appeared to be an idyllic sanctuary. Pristine white uniforms, pastoral grounds, and warm evening lullabies masked an industrialized abattoir. The women running this orphanage, frequently classified by casual viewers as sinister anime nuns due to their high collars, full-length aprons, and devotional discipline, were cogwheels in an elaborate livestock operation designed for demon meat farms.
The structure was built on calculated psychological inversion. To produce premium-grade human brains, children required love, intellectual cultivation, and a complete absence of existential stress until the harvest date. The caretakers maintained that illusion through round-the-clock surveillance. Behind every tender smile was an institutional metric. Isabella, reigning as the top-tier Mama of Plant 3, tracked vital signs, academic percentiles, and emotional stability with surgical focus.
This domestic façade crumbled the moment Emma, Norman, and Ray discovered Conny’s corpse at the gate. The horror of the caretaker did not stem from physical brutality. It emerged from Isabella's terrifying capacity to hug a child with genuine warmth while quietly calculating the shipping date that would deliver that child to a serving platter.
