No Safeword - Kendra Lynn

Description:

Subject: Kendra Lynn

Treatment: No Safeword

Duration: Twenty three minutes, forty eight seconds

Method:  Subject Kendra Lynn will be placed in a canvas bag and restrained with straps, sealing her in. She will then be strapped further, to the Tickle Table with her bare feet exposed and locked into the bracket, with her big toes tied back, exposing her sole fully for experimenter access.

Ms. Lynn will then have her face encased in a leather panel gag, to include a large red ball wedged between her teeth, keeping it firm within her mouth.

The straps will envelop her face and be secured.

We are propping Subjects head up for the duration of the test, then locking her head in place, with a designated head strap, secured just above the supraorbital ridge, to prevent slippage. 

A wide array of items will be utilized for the duration of the test, along with verbal provocation.

Duration of the test is entirely up to Specimen, but once the timer is set there is no turning back. No amount of begging will make the sensory input cease, only a medical emergency can make the test halt.

In the instance that an emergency did arise, subject will be released immediately, their welfare checked, and any necessary steps taken once the situation is assessed.

Response: 

Our Specimen chose 20 minutes for the testing limit. 

Results are as follows:   

• Extendable steel claw, utilized in a multi pronged approach. Digging, scraping, long strokes, and short strokes were all tested. The continued variation of technique kept Ms. Lynn laughing and squirming within her confines with great success.

• Rapidly firing brushes with a narrow contact surface, which is ideal for intricate work in a pinpoint fashion. Held lightly and continually run on any surface of her exposed feet was another success. 
• Digital manipulation was immediately applied the moment the brushes were removed, keeping Subject Lynn in a state of hysteria. We became curious if there was anywhere upon Subjects foot that did not react but were unable to locate any.
• Doomfeather was activated and was shown to the Test Subject, to add psychological pressure before making contact. Concentrating on her toes with this item kept her in hysterical fits. The plantar fascia became the next area of concentration with the selected tool and again, had similar results.

The next phase was to increase stimuli with maximum input. Doomfeather was then left in the Specimens plantar fascia, while the rapid fire brushes were applied along the outside edges of her bare feet, and the tops of her toes.

Still maintaining our core philosophy of ‘Knismesis Confusion’, Doomfeather remained in place while brushes were replaced with digital input along the tops of Subjects feet.

A high vibration cylinder was then wedged between her bound hallux, as Doomfeather remained in place and a circular brush ran along her soles.

Leaving the cylinder and Doomfeather in place, one of the rapid fire brushes was applied to her nose and then her neck, maximizing available areas in this test. 

• An early prototype of the Shocker was introduced with a high level of feedback.
• The Terrorizers were the final item applied and we were again unable to find any areas where Ms. Lynn gave no reaction.

The level of restraint, inability to surrender, and continued Knismesis Confusion are again a success. The search for a subject able to resist will continue.