Subject:

Tilly McReese

Treatment:

No Safeword

Duration:

Twenty two minutes even

Method:

Derek has requested assistance with writing his treatment and research reports, and I have volunteered to do so. Subject will be encased in a leather sack, with multiple leather straps tightened to prevent movement. The bag is then secured to the table, with the subjects bare feet restrained and each digit of the toes tied back. When offered to dictate the time spent undergoing treatment, subject volunteered for 20 minutes but upon seeing Derek’s understandable enthusiasm opted instead for 15 minutes. (I can’t blame her; especially as a returning subject she knows the amazing horrible things he does) Subject was then gagged with microfoam and tape, with her head then further restrained to the table.

Response:

Treatment began with the Shrieker, with the subject giggling at first but then slowly growing into consistent laughter as the Shrieker meandered around the subject’s soft soles. A few yelps were heard around the arches.

Derek continued treatment manually, with digital stimulation proving more consistent in their stimulation as the subject’s laughter grows in frequency. It is noted that Derek is only a l*ttle sadistic (this is a lie) and he’s actually a nice guy (this is not a lie), followed by further digital stimulation directly on the arches. Slight increase in pressure and focus on the arches is found to be most effective on the subject.

The Shocker is then applied with a focus on the arches for consistent, on-level response, though responses are heightened slightly when applied to the metatarsal phalangeal area and further on the distal phalanxes. Derek mentions “I could spend an entire afternoon on that” please do I volunteer

Subject’s laughter became more consistent and desperate with use of the S+S tool, doubly so when Derek begins focusing on the plantar fascia and applies rougher pressure with the soft rubber nubs. Lubricant is applied, and with a switch to the thinner bristles it is just as effective on the subject.

Returning to digital stimulation mixed with lubricant encourages what I like to c*ll “burst” or “revved” laughter, where the subjects reactions would come in slow waves with a sharp drop only to continue again in a delightful cycle.

The Terrorizers 2.0 return for far more explicit reactivity, followed quickly by the Sonic Soledriver acting as a break/buffer tool for sweet giggling. Due to the nature of the tests the stimulation cannot stop, but this serves as an excellent method for not wearing out the subject despite.

The old version of the Terrorizers are the last tool used on the subject to explosive effect; the several minutes of focused use are a high-intensity gauntlet for the subject that I’m endlessly jealous of. I hope Derek doesn’t read these notes.

Signing off,

Jynx

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