RPGM Completed Henteria Chronicles Ch. 2 : The Law of the Tribe [Update 16] [N_taii]

[Anti~evil]

noble and proud elves never condone such demeaning attire as a chocker...

 

[elliochness]

Really enjoyed my playthrough, even if it was a very slow burn. The art is an issue, particularly when it comes to scenes where they describe new outfits that show maybe one extra pixel of flesh, but I can fap to text.

My main dissatisfaction is with the NTR ending and how both heroines stayed loyal emotionally to Noah. Even when they betrayed him it was under duress. The game held back when it could have twisted the knife and that dulled the emotional impact of the ending. I've had this game on my mind for days now just because of how it comes so close to being amazing but falls short at the very end.

And I think the issue is that the game is not concerned so much with Noah or Noah's feelings, even though he's the NTR protagonist, as it is with the corruption of the women.

It all comes to a head at the planned escape. Noah has been caught twice with nothing to show for it and he should at this point have been discredited in the eyes of both Aywin and Celis. When Noah comes up to Aywin and Celis with a plan to escape they should both at that point have been primed to betray his trust to their respective man. Maybe not entirely willingly, maybe hesitantly, but they should be convinced Zeno is right at that point in the story and break with Noah *of their own volition* because they honestly believe it's for the good of the tribe. The way it actually plays out, with them overheard and having it forced out of them, cheapens the NTR aspect for me.

Go all the way. Break Noah's heart and have Celis stomp on it. That's what I'd have wanted to see.

 

[sirviper235]

Really enjoyed my playthrough, even if it was a very slow burn. The art is an issue, particularly when it comes to scenes where they describe new outfits that show maybe one extra pixel of flesh, but I can fap to text.

My main dissatisfaction is with the NTR ending and how both heroines stayed loyal emotionally to Noah. Even when they betrayed him it was under duress. The game held back when it could have twisted the knife and that dulled the emotional impact of the ending. I've had this game on my mind for days now just because of how it comes so close to being amazing but falls short at the very end.

And I think the issue is that the game is not concerned so much with Noah or Noah's feelings, even though he's the NTR protagonist, as it is with the corruption of the women.

It all comes to a head at the planned escape. Noah has been caught twice with nothing to show for it and he should at this point have been discredited in the eyes of both Aywin and Celis. When Noah comes up to Aywin and Celis with a plan to escape they should both at that point have been primed to betray his trust to their respective man. Maybe not entirely willingly, maybe hesitantly, but they should be convinced Zeno is right at that point in the story and break with Noah *of their own volition* because they honestly believe it's for the good of the tribe. The way it actually plays out, with them overheard and having it forced out of them, cheapens the NTR aspect for me.

Go all the way. Break Noah's heart and have Celis stomp on it. That's what I'd have wanted to see.

Play revegne ending.

Your problem is solved there as they are emotianlly devoted toZeno and Eydir.

 

[JeanBibon]

Is it possible to have a save with everything unlocked? I know there are the 151 saves + pdf but if anyone "cheated" and manage to have a save with everything unlocked in the recollection room, that'd be quite pratictal

 

[EdenGenesis]

Really enjoyed my playthrough, even if it was a very slow burn. The art is an issue, particularly when it comes to scenes where they describe new outfits that show maybe one extra pixel of flesh, but I can fap to text.

My main dissatisfaction is with the NTR ending and how both heroines stayed loyal emotionally to Noah. Even when they betrayed him it was under duress. The game held back when it could have twisted the knife and that dulled the emotional impact of the ending. I've had this game on my mind for days now just because of how it comes so close to being amazing but falls short at the very end.

And I think the issue is that the game is not concerned so much with Noah or Noah's feelings, even though he's the NTR protagonist, as it is with the corruption of the women.

It all comes to a head at the planned escape. Noah has been caught twice with nothing to show for it and he should at this point have been discredited in the eyes of both Aywin and Celis. When Noah comes up to Aywin and Celis with a plan to escape they should both at that point have been primed to betray his trust to their respective man. Maybe not entirely willingly, maybe hesitantly, but they should be convinced Zeno is right at that point in the story and break with Noah *of their own volition* because they honestly believe it's for the good of the tribe. The way it actually plays out, with them overheard and having it forced out of them, cheapens the NTR aspect for me.

Go all the way. Break Noah's heart and have Celis stomp on it. That's what I'd have wanted to see.

I get where you're coming from, especially if you're into the more dramatic emotional heartbreak kind of NTR, but I honestly disagree with your take.

In the NTR ending, neither Celis nor Aywin show any sign of emotional loyalty toward Noah anymore. Aywin completely forgets about him—there’s not a single scene where she reflects on him or expresses any hesitation. She’s fully devoted to Zeno and Eydir, ends up pregnant, and is just living her new life without any guilt or conflict. Same with Celis. When she meets Noah again, she coldly tells him to leave. No regret, no tears—just a firm statement that she’s now happy with Eydir and carrying his child. If there were any emotional bond left, she wouldn’t be able to say that so bluntly.

They both not only moved on—they erased Noah from their lives. They’ve accepted their new roles and are literally raising the children of the men who corrupted them. That’s not “emotional loyalty.” That’s complete detachment.

Even in the so-called revenge ending, it barely feels like Noah’s revenge. Celis is still fixated on Eydir’s cock until the very end, and Aywin just goes along with what Noah asks—more out of guilt than love. It’s not Noah taking revenge; it’s others using him like a puppet because he’s emotionally dead inside. The title “revenge” is more symbolic than earned.

So personally, I don’t think the game pulled its punches. If anything, it was more brutal by showing a complete emotional erasure of the MC. That, to me, is worse than having the girls betray him tearfully—it’s betrayal without even acknowledging he ever mattered.

 

[elliochness]

I get where you're coming from, especially if you're into the more dramatic emotional heartbreak kind of NTR, but I honestly disagree with your take.

In the NTR ending, neither Celis nor Aywin show any sign of emotional loyalty toward Noah anymore. Aywin completely forgets about him—there’s not a single scene where she reflects on him or expresses any hesitation. She’s fully devoted to Zeno and Eydir, ends up pregnant, and is just living her new life without any guilt or conflict. Same with Celis. When she meets Noah again, she coldly tells him to leave. No regret, no tears—just a firm statement that she’s now happy with Eydir and carrying his child. If there were any emotional bond left, she wouldn’t be able to say that so bluntly.

They both not only moved on—they erased Noah from their lives. They’ve accepted their new roles and are literally raising the children of the men who corrupted them. That’s not “emotional loyalty.” That’s complete detachment.

The problem I have with this is that the NTR ending is mostly nonsense. It's Aywin and Celis getting corrupted by the magical dick until they stop thinking. And if that's your kink, fine, but the game never gives a reason for them to give up on Noah besides loving that magical dick.

And the bit that frustrates me is that the setup is already there, all the pieces are in place. There could have been a scene with Aylin and Celis where they gave up on Noah, actively made that decision because it would be best for the tribe and also for themselves. Noah has fucked up enough for that to be believable at the end of the game. But instead of giving us some emotional resolution we just get "sorry Noah, we got captured and fucked until we spilled the beans. And then we got fucked some more and I guess we're pregnant now."

 

[EdenGenesis]

The problem I have with this is that the NTR ending is mostly nonsense. It's Aywin and Celis getting corrupted by the magical dick until they stop thinking. And if that's your kink, fine, but the game never gives a reason for them to give up on Noah besides loving that magical dick.

And the bit that frustrates me is that the setup is already there, all the pieces are in place. There could have been a scene with Aylin and Celis where they gave up on Noah, actively made that decision because it would be best for the tribe and also for themselves. Noah has fucked up enough for that to be believable at the end of the game. But instead of giving us some emotional resolution we just get "sorry Noah, we got captured and fucked until we spilled the beans. And then we got fucked some more and I guess we're pregnant now."

Honestly, I understand your perspective — and I've written a lot about this exact issue in earlier posts. I don’t think the NTR ending is “nonsense” per se, but it does feel emotionally disconnected because there’s no real transitional buildup. Celis and Aywin’s shift away from Noah isn't explored enough — we never get that key moment where they consciously choose to abandon him, either out of betrayal, loyalty to the tribe, or even twisted love for their new partners. And that absence makes the ending feel hollow.

But for me, the truly heartbreaking part — and what makes the NTR ending hit hard in a twisted way — is that they don’t just "get corrupted by magical dick." They forget Noah entirely. Aywin gives herself to the very man who killed her husband and (thought to have) killed her son without a second thought. Celis, who was once in love with Noah, asks him to leave the village coldly when she realizes he’s still alive — not to protect him, but because his presence is inconvenient to her guilt. She says the old Celis would’ve hated what she’s become... yet she stays. That speaks volumes.

And don’t forget — Noah was imprisoned by Zeno in that windowed room on purpose. He was forced to witness the very moment Celis and Aywin gave themselves away completely. That broke him. He saw the betrayal firsthand, not just heard about it. And still, he pushed forward. But the game never lets him speak up about it. There’s no confrontation. No catharsis. Just quiet suffering.

Honestly, I agree with you: all the pieces were there for a truly devastating, well-developed NTR conclusion. But instead of making the girls’ betrayal feel like a conscious, complex decision, the story glosses over it — and that’s where it stumbles. The NTR ending should have been the most tragic, but also the most powerful. Right now, it’s impactful… but not earned.

Still, despite all that, I really enjoyed HC2 and I’ve got high hopes for HC3. If they can build on the emotional groundwork they almost nailed in HC2, we might finally get the resolution (or revenge) Noah — and we — deserve.

 

[elliochness]

And don’t forget — Noah was imprisoned by Zeno in that windowed room on purpose. He was forced to witness the very moment Celis and Aywin gave themselves away completely. That broke him. He saw the betrayal firsthand, not just heard about it. And still, he pushed forward. But the game never lets him speak up about it. There’s no confrontation. No catharsis. Just quiet suffering.

I mean, I dont think that particular scene was earned either. About half-way through the game the women stopped having agency. They weren't there in that room because of any choices they had made. They were just passive dolls. And that's not what I'm looking for in NTR.

They don't have to be cruel or heartless but I'm interested in what the women are thinking and feeling and doing to the protagonist because they want to, not because someone else is forcing it on them. One of the hottest moments in the game for me was when Celis convinced herself that she didn't need to check on Noah because sex was more important and Noah got kidnapped as a result. She made a decision and Noah suffered for it.

And speaking of HC3, the characters in HC3 aren't nearly as passive as Aywin and Celis so the writing feels improved for the sequel.

 

[Senya_boy]

Honestly, I understand your perspective — and I've written a lot about this exact issue in earlier posts. I don’t think the NTR ending is “nonsense” per se, but it does feel emotionally disconnected because there’s no real transitional buildup. Celis and Aywin’s shift away from Noah isn't explored enough — we never get that key moment where they consciously choose to abandon him, either out of betrayal, loyalty to the tribe, or even twisted love for their new partners. And that absence makes the ending feel hollow.

Yeah, I think it's the lack of transition that makes me agree more with Ellioch's sentiment. Certainly up until the ending split I would agree with them that there's no true 'emotional' betrayal. I think the issue is exacerbated by the 'style' of the NTR ending, too. Like, if they had remained clearly wracked by guilt in the ending, but completely cowed and unwilling to in any way rebel; or if they were shown to be reduced to shells of their former selves (unable to ever think about anything other than sex, say, or practically catatonic); either of those would have felt less disconnected to me. There still would have been a disconnect in terms of jumping forward to that point, of course, but it would have felt more internally consistent. Their emotional loyalty to Noah had never been shown to so much as waver up until that point, which to me says it's core enough to who they are that the only way it ever *could* be broken is if their very selves were broken.

I mean, I dont think that particular scene was earned either. About half-way through the game the women stopped having agency. They weren't there in that room because of any choices they had made. They were just passive dolls. And that's not what I'm looking for in NTR.

They don't have to be cruel or heartless but I'm interested in what the women are thinking and feeling and doing to the protagonist because they want to, not because someone else is forcing it on them. One of the hottest moments in the game for me was when Celis convinced herself that she didn't need to check on Noah because sex was more important and Noah got kidnapped as a result. She made a decision and Noah suffered for it.

And speaking of HC3, the characters in HC3 aren't nearly as passive as Aywin and Celis so the writing feels improved for the sequel.

A lot of this really speaks to me, though I personally don't necessarily mind if any given character in a story ends up swept along, feeling (correctly or not) as if they have no choice in matters. When done well, it can be part of crafting a sense of inevitability that I think this genre excels at.

That said, where I'm 100% aligned with you is needing a sense of internality to the women. Even, or maybe especially, if they are entirely 'passive' in the sense of being swept along by the machinations of others, I need to at least see how they react in terms of how they feel; whether that be any combination of guilt, frustration, sadness, anger, or even skewing the opposite direction and just choosing to embrace it.

(As a side note, it's a little funny to me that you mention that particular Celis scene. It's one that stood out to me, and that I've commented on before, but for a pretty different reason. I don't disagree that it was a hot scene, and it was definitely a conscious betrayal, but that actually became a sticking point to me. There had been such a lack of moments like those prior, and ended up being so few after, that that scene ended up feeling out of character to me in context. Taken in isolation, absolutely great! I just wish it had been worked in to the overall flow better).

 

[elliochness]

(As a side note, it's a little funny to me that you mention that particular Celis scene. It's one that stood out to me, and that I've commented on before, but for a pretty different reason. I don't disagree that it was a hot scene, and it was definitely a conscious betrayal, but that actually became a sticking point to me. There had been such a lack of moments like those prior, and ended up being so few after, that that scene ended up feeling out of character to me in context. Taken in isolation, absolutely great! I just wish it had been worked in to the overall flow better).

I agree it stands out, and it's a shame it stands out. If there were more scenes like it the women would be more interesting and the game would have been better for it.

 

[Papsalot]

This is the first NTR focused game I've ever played, i enjoy ntr on a more subtle level of watching shitty things happen to people but i gotta say if this is standard for ntr focused games then i'm going to just stick to optional ntr as a side dish cause holy fucking shit is this the most frustrating fucking story i've ever read in my entire fucking life, EVERYONE is a FUCKING moron and its genuinely frustrating to read through how mind numbingly ignorant everyone is, inside and outside of ntr action, the entire story reads like a fucking series of oopsie daisys. Noah is such a fucking non-character i can't even appreciate him getting his life ruined because he's such a fucking nothing of a person he barely even tries to do anything, the fucking robot, you could read Noah as a sexually ignorant childminded simpleton and NOTHING changes, its actually kinda funny.

And everyone being super horny turbo sluts who just need a little bit of bean flicking or getting a pussy winked at them for them to completely lose their fucking minds makes it so contrived, NTR is DEGENERATE and its not DEGENERACY if EVERYONES A FUCKING DEGENERATE. God i wish this game had an ending where everyone dies, they ruined misery, how do you RUIN misery? I'm going to draw eroguro of the charcters to vent.

 

[Komdot]

This is the first NTR focused game I've ever played, i enjoy ntr on a more subtle level of watching shitty things happen to people but i gotta say if this is standard for ntr focused games then i'm going to just stick to optional ntr as a side dish cause holy fucking shit is this the most frustrating fucking story i've ever read in my entire fucking life, EVERYONE is a FUCKING moron and its genuinely frustrating to read through how mind numbingly ignorant everyone is, inside and outside of ntr action, the entire story reads like a fucking series of oopsie daisys. Noah is such a fucking non-character i can't even appreciate him getting his life ruined because he's such a fucking nothing of a person he barely even tries to do anything, the fucking robot, you could read Noah as a sexually ignorant childminded simpleton and NOTHING changes, its actually kinda funny.

And everyone being super horny turbo sluts who just need a little bit of bean flicking or getting a pussy winked at them for them to completely lose their fucking minds makes it so contrived, NTR is DEGENERATE and its not DEGENERACY if EVERYONES A FUCKING DEGENERATE. God i wish this game had an ending where everyone dies, they ruined misery, how do you RUIN misery? I'm going to draw eroguro of the charcters to vent.

You know that NTR worked when this is the result. I recommend playing HC3; at least MC is not that dense.

 

[kah fei]

do someone have full save file for ending?

 

[Komdot]

do someone have full save file for ending?

There's a save folder with descriptions inside the game folder.

 

[Melkhiordarkblade]

Obviously far too late for any new content, but I just wish the NTR Ending had that one last "rock bottom" step to have Noah fap while watching during the free roam post story, just that kind of "as long as they are happy, I'll be happy for them" and be truly broken and defeated.
Or even better, something like Cassio in MC, instead of ending as a wanted man and hiding, he is still actively a part of the village, being disrespected, getting to watch and fap so they can mock him while the fuck, again like Cassio in MC1, no one is bothering to hide it from him now that no one cares..

 

[Komdot]

Obviously far too late for any new content, but I just wish the NTR Ending had that one last "rock bottom" step to have Noah fap while watching during the free roam post story, just that kind of "as long as they are happy, I'll be happy for them" and be truly broken and defeated.
Or even better, something like Cassio in MC, instead of ending as a wanted man and hiding, he is still actively a part of the village, being disrespected, getting to watch and fap so they can mock him while the fuck, again like Cassio in MC1, no one is bothering to hide it from him now that no one cares..

He has already had enough suffering

 

[Melkhiordarkblade]

He has already had enough suffering

Or is it the first his only joy and acceptance in the new way of life?

 

[NTRSaikou]

Obviously far too late for any new content, but I just wish the NTR Ending had that one last "rock bottom" step to have Noah fap while watching during the free roam post story, just that kind of "as long as they are happy, I'll be happy for them" and be truly broken and defeated.
Or even better, something like Cassio in MC, instead of ending as a wanted man and hiding, he is still actively a part of the village, being disrespected, getting to watch and fap so they can mock him while the fuck, again like Cassio in MC1, no one is bothering to hide it from him now that no one cares..

Yea that would be so hot and love the downfall

 

[Menwomen]

There is! : )
Look in the www folder of the game, it should be there.

What is the name of folder?

 

[EdenGenesis]

Obviously far too late for any new content, but I just wish the NTR Ending had that one last "rock bottom" step to have Noah fap while watching during the free roam post story, just that kind of "as long as they are happy, I'll be happy for them" and be truly broken and defeated.
Or even better, something like Cassio in MC, instead of ending as a wanted man and hiding, he is still actively a part of the village, being disrespected, getting to watch and fap so they can mock him while the fuck, again like Cassio in MC1, no one is bothering to hide it from him now that no one cares..

I really don’t like the idea of Noah pleasuring himself while feeling happy for them. It makes no sense and only makes him look pathetic. The NTR ending itself isn’t coherent either. His mother completely forgets about her supposedly dead son, and Celis—who actually knows he’s alive—heartlessly tells him to leave, as if she has no love for him at all. On top of that, the MC already fought his uncle and cousin, and those two clearly want him dead. So why would Celis even bother asking him to leave instead of letting them finish him off? And Aywin giving herself body and soul to the very men who supposedly killed her son, actually believing them over her own child, is just not credible.

That’s why I really hope I won’t be disappointed with the endings in HC3. The girls already go way too far, to the point of being irredeemable by normal standards. Maybe in the rotten world of Henteria Chronicles this kind of betrayal is seen as normal, but if I were the protagonist, I never would have been so naïve. I would have uncovered the truth much earlier—since you can’t trust anyone, that’s obvious—and I would have confronted everyone head-on. Of course, that would have made the MC look like a detestable person… but in the end, that seems to be exactly the kind of man the girls fall for, since they allow themselves to be corrupted progressively and almost willingly by them.