Violette Mullen came out. She wasn't tall, petite in frame, wearing a light pink gauze dress, her face also covered with a light veil, but her figure was undeniably perfect.
Not voluptuous, nor with a big butt, but she exuded an exquisite charm overall.
Every auction at Yannai Pavilion followed an outward-inward process: the women wore light gauze to show their figures, and you could judge whether they had more flesh or less. Then, bidding commenced. The highest bidder could remove the veil and continue bidding based on facial beauty, then strip to the last piece of clothing, leaving only a loincloth, before bidding on the chest and buttocks. Finally, even the loincloth would be removed to inspect the organs.
The whole process was like a job interview where scores were added for each attribute, and whoever had the highest total became the coveted belle.
