鉄の処女と夢見がちなお姫さま || The Iron Maiden and the Dreaming Princess

日本語

エリザは夢見がちなお姫さま

時は16世紀　舞台はルーマニアのニートテ地方
小高い丘にそびえる居城　惨劇の舞台
チェイテのお城のお姫さま
後世に伝わる記録で殺した
娘は600から700人
人類史上最大の殺戮女王エリザがりお姫さまこの城
嫁いだ御年おんとし15　無垢な箱入
エリザの血統バートリ家はトランシルヴァニアの名門貴族
一族に小児狂、色情狂、悪魔狂、
異常な親類その血を辿ると

「あの男」がいる

エリザは夢見てた　ドレスに宝石、舞踏会で踊る日々
エリザは泣いていた　憧れた王宮暮らしとほど遠い日々
エリザは恐れてた　義母ははのしつけと義母派の侍女の冷笑
そんな彼女の唯一の楽しみ
本から得る知　ビザンツ伝来

「黒魔術ブラックマジック」

各地戦で帰らぬ夫に
代わりお城を牛耳る独裁者(義母)
苛烈極めたしつけとお城に閉じ込められた
エリザの心は壊れてく
時は流れ憎い義母は死に
エリザの復讐劇は始まる
折檻を超えた鞭の雨あられ
義母派の侍女の粛正始めたその時起こった

エリザに血が付いた
激しい折檻の末にそれは起こった
エリザは震えてた
かつて無い興奮、恍惚、オルガズムの域
エリザは剣を持つ
我を忘れ手当り次第にそれを振る
我に返った足下にはデタラメ肉塊
1588.12.14（1588年12月14日）

いよいよここから始まる惨劇
前代未聞の虐殺劇
血が欲しい　若い娘の
集めろ集めろ各地の生娘

血を集めるため執行された
殺戮方法多岐に渡る
目玉をえぐる、指を切り落とす、
腸を剥ぎ取る、下顎外す
小さな箱の内側刃を
敷き詰め娘を押し込み吊るす
あらゆる拷問器具の中で
エリザが最も愛したそれは
余りのむごさと異様な形状で後世に轟く

「鉄の処女アイアイメイデン」

奉公先の城から帰らぬ
娘の噂は街から街へ
けれども確たる証拠もない上、
名家に楯突くことなどできずに
ここに勇気ある娘あらわる名前はフローラ
出自はワラシア
悪魔の所業を白日にと自ら奉公名乗りを上げる
鉄ノコ、ロープを衣服の内布縫い付け、
死への恐怖と戦い　ロザリオ握りしめ

1610年12月30日
ハンガリー王国総監トゥルゾ伯爵の
調査隊が城の門を叩く
チェイテの城から逃れた
娘が王への告発に成功
異様な臭気が城内を包み、
庭を掘っても壁を崩しても
死体 死体 死体 死体

逃げることも抵抗もせずに
自室にエリザは無邪気に座り
「お待ちしてました伯爵様、
今から紅茶をお持ち致します」
後日の法廷でトゥルゾは語る
「まるで世間を知らない
無垢な少女のようだった」と

エリザはずっと夢の中

Romanisation

eriza wa yumemigachi na o-hime-sama

toki wa juuroku seiki butai wa ruumania no niitote chihou
kodakai oka ni sobieru kyojou sangeki no butai
cheite no oshiro no ohimesama
kousei ni tsutawaru kiroku de koroshita
musume wa roppyaku kara nanahyakunin
jinrui shijou saidai no satsuriku joou eriza ga kono shiro
totsuida ontoshi juugo muku na hakoiri ohimesama
eriza no kettou baatorika wa toranshiruvania no meimon kizoku
ichizoku ni shounikyou, shikijoukyou, akumakyou,
ijou na shinrui sono chi o tadoru to

“ano otoko” ga iru          

eriza wa yume miteta doresu ni houseki, budoukai de odoru hibi
eriza wa naite ita akogareta oukyuu kurashi to hodo tooi hibi
eriza wa osoreteta haha no shitsuke to hahaha no jijo no reishou
sonna kanojo no yuiitsu no tanoshimi
hon kara eru chi bizantsu denrai

“burakku majikku”          

kakuchiikusa de kaeranu otto ni
kawari oshiro o gyuujiru dokusaisha
karetsu kiwametashi tsuke to oshiro ni tojikomerareta
eriza no kokoro wa kowareteku
toki wa nagare nikui gibo wa shi ni
eriza no fukushuu geki wa hajimaru
sekkan o koeta muchi no amearare
hahaha no jijo no shukusei hajimeta sono toki okotta

eriza ni chi ga tsuita
hageshii sekkan no sue ni sore wa okotta
eriza wa furueteta
katsute nai koufun, koukotsu, orugazumu no iki
eriza wa ken o motsu
ware o wasure teatarishidai ni sore o furu
ware ni kaetta ashimoto ni wa detarame nikukai
ichi go hachi hachi. ichi ni. ichi yon

iyo iyo koko kara hajimaru sangeki
zendaimimon no gyakusatsugeki
chi ga hoshii wakai musume no
atsumero atsumero kakuchi no kimusume

chi o atsumeru tame shikkou sareta
satsuriku houhou taki ni wataru
medama o eguru, yubi o kiriotosu,
chou o hagitoru, shitaago hazusu
chiisana hako no uchigawa yaiba o
shikitsume musume o oshikomi tsurusu
arayuru goumon kigu no naka de
eriza ga motto mo aishita sore wa
amari no mugosa to iyou na keijou de kousei ni todoroku

“aian meiden”   

houkou saki no shiro kara kaeranu
musume no uwasa wa machi kara machi e
keredomo kakutaru shouko mo nai ue,
meika ni tatetsuku koto nado dekizu ni
koko ni yuuki aru musume arawaru namae wa furoora
shutsuji wa warashia
akuma no shogyou o hakujitsu ni to mizu kara
houkou nanori o ageru
tetsu noko, roopu o ifuku no uchinuno nuitsuke,
shi e no kyoufu to tatakai rozario nigirishime

senroppyakujuunen juunigatsu sanjuunichi
hangarii oukoku soukan turuzo hakushaku no
chousatai ga shiro no mon o tataku
cheite no shiro kara nogareta
musume ga ou e no kokuhatsu ni seikou
iyou na shuuki ga jounai o tsutsumi,
niwa o hotte mo kabe o kuzushite mo
shitai shitai shitai shitai

nigeru koto mo teikou mo sezu ni
jishitsu ni eriza wa mujaki ni suwari
“omachi shitemashita hakushaku-sama,
ima kara koucha o omochi itashimasu”
gojitsu no houtei de turuzo wa kataru
“maru de seken o shiranai
muku na shoujo no you datta” to

eriza wa zutto yume no naka

Translation

Eliza was a princess prone to dreaming.

It was the 16th century. The stage was Nyírbátor in Romania.
The castle towered atop a small hill. It was a tragic setting.
The princess of the castle of Csejte
killed 600-700 maidens
according to records passed down to posterity.
This castle belonged to Queen Eliza, the most slaughterous queen in history.
Married off at age 15, she had lived a sheltered life.
Eliza’s lineage, the Báthory family, were a noble family in Transylvania.
When you trace that bloodline, you find abnormal kin—
paedophilia, sex mania, demon mania.

“That man” was there.

Eliza was dreaming. Her dress was studded with gems, and she danced her days in the ballroom.
Eliza was crying. Her days were distant from when she lived in the palace she yearned for.
Eliza was frightened. She suffered her stepmother’s discipline and the derision of her maids.
Her sole pleasure
was knowledge gained from books passed down from the Byzantine era.

“Black magic.”

The dictator controlled the castle (1)
in place of her husband, who didn’t return from various wars.
Eliza was disciplined severely and sealed in the castle
and her heart began to break.
Time passed, and her hated stepmother died.
Eliza’s revenge tragedy began
with a hail of lashes that went beyond discipline.
It happened when the maids supporting her stepmother began their enforcement.

Eliza was covered in blood.
It happened at the end of a violent session of discipline.
Eliza was trembling.
She felt stimulation, ecstasy, and the limits of orgasm she had never felt before.
Eliza held a sword.
She lost herself and swung it indiscriminately.
When she calmed down, bodies were scattered at her feet.
14 December 1588.

At last, the tragedy begins.
It is an unprecedented tragedy of atrocity.
She wanted the blood of young girls.
Gather them up from all around!

It was all carried out to gather blood.
There were many methods of slaughter:
eye-gouging, chopping off fingers,
tearing out their guts, removing their lower jaws,
thrusting blades into boxes,
and hanging them.
Among all the different torture devices
the one that Eliza loved the most
was one famous to posterity for its cruelty and unusual shape:

“Iron Maiden.”

Rumours of the maidens who did not return from work at the castle
spread from town to town.
Yet without definite proof
they could not disobey the nobles.
Here, a courageous maiden called Flora appeared.
Her birthplace was Wallacia.
To bring the devilish deeds to light, she announced herself for service.
With a saw and rope sewn beneath her clothes,
she fought with fear of death, gripping tightly to her rosary.

30 December 1610.
Count Thurzó, Palatine of the Kingdom of Hungary,
dispatched a fact-finding team, who knocked at the castle gates.
A maiden who had escaped from Csejte castle
was successful in placing her indictment before the King.
A bizarre stench enveloped the castle,
and whether they excavated the garden or pulled down the walls:
corpses, corpses, corpses, corpses.

Without running away or resisting
Eliza sat innocently in her room.
“I’ve kept you waiting, Count,
I shall bring your tea shortly.”
Thurzó spoke in court several days later:
“It was as if she was an innocent girl
who knew nothing of the world.”

Eliza was in a dream all along.