Chapter 1: Curiosity Awakened
Sarah’s fingertips danced across the cool, plastic laptop keyboard, her eyes scanning the sea of thumbnails that filled her screen. The room was dim, illuminated only by the pale glow of her monitor, casting an eerie light over her flushed face. Each image she clicked opened a new window into a world of pain and pleasure—a world she didn’t fully understand but craved with an insatiable hunger.
She hesitated before clicking on the next thumbnail, her heart pounding in her chest. The rhythmic thrum echoed in her ears, amplifying her growing anticipation. The image loaded slowly, piece by tantalizing piece, revealing a scene that sent a jolt of electricity down her spine.
A stark, sterile room unfolded on her screen. Chains and hooks adorned the walls, while the floor gleamed in a stark checkerboard of white tiles stained with crimson streaks. In the center of the frame hung a woman, suspended upside down by thick ropes biting into her wrists. Her toes brushed the ground, a futile connection to stability, while her hair cascaded down in a veil that obscured her features. The curves of her exposed body gleamed under harsh fluorescent light, vulnerability emanating from her like a palpable force.
Sarah’s gaze shifted to the other figures in the room: pigs, bound alongside the woman. Their terrified squeals seemed to echo from the screen. Blood pooled beneath them, glistening in the artificial light. The smell of iron and fear seemed to leap from the image, embedding itself in Sarah’s imagination.
She inhaled sharply, clutching the edge of her desk. A flush of heat rose through her chest, her fingers trembling as she scrolled to the caption beneath the photo: “The Slaughterhouse.”
Her breath hitched as she absorbed the scene, her mind awash in a mixture of revulsion and fascination. She wanted to look away, to close the tab and return to the mundane corners of the internet. But something primal held her there, an ache deep within her that whispered for more.
Why does this excite me? she wondered, her cheeks growing hotter with every passing second. Yet, she didn’t question it further. Instead, she clicked the link attached to the caption, leading her to a forum where the dark world she’d glimpsed seemed to thrive.
The title of the page filled her screen: “The Slaughterhouse: A Community for Those Who Crave the Edge.” The posts were a mixture of confessions, fantasies, and invitations—each one darker than the last. Sarah’s eyes flicked across the threads, her heartbeat quickening. The anonymity of the forum made it easier to read, to immerse herself in a space she would never have dared to approach in the real world.
She hovered over the “Register” button, her mind racing. A voice in the back of her head whispered warnings—what if someone found out? What if she stumbled too far into this world? But another voice, louder and more insistent, urged her to take the leap. You don’t have to commit. Just explore.
With trembling fingers, she typed in a username: SubMissPiggy. Her cheeks flushed with embarrassment as she hit “Enter.” The screen refreshed, welcoming her to the forum with a bold banner and dozens of unread threads.
For a moment, she sat there, staring at the screen. The enormity of her decision washed over her, a mixture of fear and exhilaration. This is crazy, she thought. I shouldn’t be here. But the thought of leaving now felt impossible.
Clicking into one of the threads titled “The Game Begins,” she found a post from someone called “Hunter.” His message was an invitation, a call for participants in a live role-play scenario inspired by the image she’d seen earlier. The details were vague, but the promise of an immersive experience was enough to make Sarah’s pulse race.
Without a second thought, she replied: “I’m interested. Tell me more.”
As she hit “Send,” she sat back in her chair, her chest rising and falling with shallow breaths. The decision felt monumental, like stepping through a door into another dimension. She closed her laptop and stared at the darkened ceiling of her bedroom, her mind replaying the image of the suspended woman, the sound of the pigs’ squeals, and the cold, sterile atmosphere of the room.
For the first time in a long time, Sarah felt alive.
Chapter 2: The Invitation
The next morning, sunlight streamed through Sarah’s blinds, piercing her restless sleep. Her dreams had been vivid and unsettling, full of fragmented images of chains, laughter, and the cold gleam of a blade. She woke up with a start, her pulse racing as if she’d been running. Sitting up, she stared at her closed laptop, the events of the previous night flooding back to her.
Did I really do that? The thought felt surreal, as though the dark corners of the internet she’d explored were just a lingering dream. But when she opened her laptop, the flashing notification on the forum confirmed her memory: New Message from Hunter.
Her heart thudded as she clicked the envelope icon. The message loaded quickly:
Hunter: Welcome, SubMissPiggy.
I saw your reply on the thread. If you’re serious about joining us, you need to prove it. This isn’t for the faint of heart, and we don’t want anyone who’ll back out once the game begins.
Meet me in the group chat at 9 p.m. tonight. There, we’ll discuss your role, the rules, and the limits of the scenario. You’ll also meet the others.
One rule: Once you agree to play, you’re all in. No second thoughts. No walking away. You must see it through.
Until then,
Hunter
Sarah read the message three times, her stomach tightening. The words felt like a contract, binding her to something she wasn’t sure she could handle. No second thoughts. The phrase lingered in her mind, both a warning and a challenge.
Her fingers hovered over the keyboard as she debated her response. This is insane. I shouldn’t even be considering it. But the memory of the image—of the suspended woman, the squealing pigs, the raw vulnerability—refused to leave her mind. It wasn’t just curiosity anymore; it was a deep, gnawing need.
Taking a deep breath, she began typing: “I’ll be there.” With one final click, she sent the message.
The hours dragged by, each tick of the clock amplifying her nerves. She tried to distract herself, going for a walk, cleaning her apartment, even attempting to read a book. But nothing could quiet the anticipation that built with every passing minute.
By the time 8:55 p.m. arrived, Sarah was sitting at her desk, her laptop open to the forum. Her palms were sweaty, her heart pounding as she clicked into the group chat. The screen loaded slowly, revealing a list of usernames. Most were anonymous and cryptic: NoMoreControl, Chains4Life, PiggySue, and of course, Hunter.
The chat was already alive with messages.
Hunter: Everyone here?
NoMoreControl: Present.
Chains4Life: Ready to play.
PiggySue: Can’t wait to see what you’ve planned.
Sarah hesitated before typing her reply. The weight of commitment pressed down on her as she entered: SubMissPiggy: I’m here.
Hunter: Welcome, Piggy. Glad you could join us. Tonight, we’ll go over the scenario. Listen carefully, because once you agree, there’s no going back.
The chat quieted, the playful tone of earlier messages replaced by a tense anticipation. Sarah leaned closer to the screen, her breath shallow as Hunter began outlining the rules.
Hunter: Here’s how it works:
1. You will be livestock. Once the game begins, you will no longer be treated as human. You will follow commands, no questions asked.
2. This is role-play, but realism is the goal. You must commit to your role fully.
3. Safety is paramount. There are limits we will not cross, and each of you has a safeword. However, you must trust me to push you to your limits without using it unnecessarily.
4. The scenario will take place in stages. Each stage escalates in intensity. You can leave after each stage, but once you stay, you’re locked in for the rest of the game.
Questions?
Sarah’s mind raced as she reread the message. The concept was simple, but the implications were overwhelming. To be treated as livestock? The thought was both humiliating and electrifying.
NoMoreControl: What happens if we fail a stage?
Hunter: Failure has consequences. You’ll find out if it happens.
Chains4Life: Are we starting tonight?
Hunter: No. Tonight is about commitment. The scenario begins in three days. Between now and then, prepare yourselves mentally and physically.
SubMissPiggy: What kind of preparation?
Hunter: Good question. You’ll receive individual instructions based on your role. Some of you will need to practice restraint—both physical and emotional. Others will need to focus on obedience.
The conversation continued, Hunter answering questions with a calm, authoritative tone. Sarah found herself drawn to him, his words instilling both fear and trust. He seemed to know exactly how far to push, how to dangle the promise of something dangerous yet irresistible.
Finally, Hunter’s message appeared again.
Hunter: If you’re ready to commit, type “I submit.” This is your moment of truth.
Sarah’s hands trembled as she watched the other participants type the words one by one. Each message sent a jolt through her system: “I submit.” “I submit.” “I submit.”
Her turn had come. She stared at the blinking cursor, her heart hammering in her chest. This is it. Once I do this, there’s no turning back.
With shaking fingers, she typed the words: “I submit.”
The message appeared on the screen, solid and unchangeable. For better or worse, she was in.
Hunter: Good. Welcome to the Slaughterhouse, Piggy.
Chapter 3: Preparation
The days leading up to the scenario were a whirlwind of anticipation and anxiety for Sarah. Every waking moment was consumed by thoughts of what was to come. She scrolled endlessly through the forum, reading old threads, dissecting every word Hunter had written in the past, and imagining the intensity of what lay ahead.
Her phone buzzed one evening, a notification breaking her trance. It was a private message from Hunter.
Hunter: SubMissPiggy, here are your instructions. Follow them carefully. Failure to do so will disqualify you from participating.
1. Restrict yourself to one meal a day—light and simple. Your body should feel hunger.
2. Practice silence. Speak only when absolutely necessary. This is not about you; it’s about surrendering control.
3. Choose an outfit for the scenario. It should reflect vulnerability—minimal but not provocative. Think livestock, not performer.
Reading the message sent a shiver down her spine. Each instruction felt like a deliberate stripping of her identity, a way to prepare her for what Hunter called “realism.” She typed out a quick acknowledgment, her heart racing.
SubMissPiggy: Understood. I’ll follow the instructions.
The next day, she skipped breakfast and lunch, settling for a plain salad in the evening. The hunger was sharp at first, gnawing at her stomach, but she welcomed it. This is part of the process, she reminded herself. Every grumble in her gut felt like progress, a step closer to transformation.
Silence was harder. Sarah lived alone, but her thoughts raced, desperate to be expressed. When she slipped and muttered something aloud to herself, she immediately clamped her hands over her mouth, guilt washing over her. She hadn’t realized how much she relied on her voice to feel present.
Choosing an outfit was the strangest part. She stood before her closet, unsure what would fit Hunter’s description. Vulnerability. Livestock. Her fingers hovered over her usual clothes—jeans, sweaters, and skirts—all of them suddenly seemed absurd. Finally, she settled on a simple white tank top and soft gray shorts. The fabric clung to her body, revealing just enough to make her feel exposed.
On the second day, Hunter sent another message.
Hunter: Excellent. Continue your preparations. On the day of the scenario, you’ll receive instructions to the location. Be punctual. There will be no second chances.
Her stomach twisted with excitement and fear. She wanted to ask questions—how long it would last, who else would be there, and what exactly she would face—but she knew better. Hunter thrived on control and mystery. She wouldn’t jeopardize her place by appearing uncertain.
The evening before the scenario, Sarah paced her apartment, her nerves fraying with every hour that passed. She hadn’t touched her phone since receiving Hunter’s message, afraid she’d see something that would make her doubt her commitment. I’ve already said ‘I submit,’ she told herself. I’m all in.
At night, she dreamed of ropes and chains, of dimly lit rooms filled with the sound of dripping water and muffled cries. The details were hazy, but the emotions were vivid—fear, arousal, submission. She woke up trembling, her sheets tangled around her legs.
The morning arrived like a slow tide, bringing with it a heavy sense of inevitability. As she got dressed in her chosen outfit, her hands shook slightly, her breath shallow. She tied her hair back loosely, her reflection in the mirror unrecognizable. She looked smaller, stripped down, as if the last few days had already reshaped her into something else.
At exactly noon, her phone buzzed. The message was from Hunter.
Hunter: The address is [redacted]. Be there at 7 p.m. sharp. Do not bring anything but yourself.
The simplicity of the instructions only heightened her unease. She typed a quick reply.
SubMissPiggy: I’ll be there.
The rest of the day passed in a blur. Sarah tried to distract herself with mundane tasks—laundry, cleaning, scrolling through social media—but nothing could quiet the drumbeat of anticipation in her chest. By the time the clock struck six, she was ready, her heart pounding as she left her apartment.
The address Hunter had sent was on the outskirts of town, in an industrial area she rarely visited. As she stepped off the bus, the setting sun painted the warehouses in hues of orange and red. The air was heavy with the smell of oil and damp concrete, the hum of machinery in the distance adding to the eerie atmosphere.
Her destination was a nondescript building with no signage. The windows were covered, and the only entrance was a steel door with a keypad. Sarah hesitated, her heart hammering in her chest. Before she could second-guess herself, the door opened from the inside.
A man stood there, tall and imposing, his face partially obscured by shadows. “Sarah?” he asked, his voice deep and commanding.
She nodded, her throat too dry to speak.
“Follow me,” he said, stepping aside to let her in.
As she crossed the threshold, the door closed behind her with a heavy thud. The sound echoed in the dimly lit hallway, reverberating through her body like a final warning.
“Welcome to the Slaughterhouse,” the man said, his lips curving into a faint, unreadable smile.
Chapter 4: Entering the Slaughterhouse
The hallway was dimly lit, the faint hum of overhead fluorescent lights adding an eerie resonance to the silence. Sarah’s breath echoed in her ears, shallow and rapid. She followed the man—Hunter, she assumed—down the corridor. His broad shoulders moved with purpose, and though he didn’t look back, his presence seemed to envelop the space, making her feel small and insignificant.
The air smelled of something metallic, like rust or blood, though she couldn’t be sure if it was real or her imagination. Each step she took seemed heavier than the last, the soles of her sneakers squeaking faintly against the polished concrete floor.
Hunter stopped abruptly in front of a heavy steel door and turned to face her. The light above him flickered, casting shadows across his sharp features. He was older than she’d imagined, perhaps mid-40s, with a commanding presence that seemed to radiate authority.
“Take a deep breath,” he said, his voice low but firm. “What’s about to happen is unlike anything you’ve experienced before. Once you step through this door, you are no longer Sarah. You are SubMissPiggy, livestock, property. Do you understand?”
Her heart thudded painfully in her chest. “Yes,” she whispered, barely audible.
“I said, do you understand?” His tone sharpened, sending a jolt through her.
“Yes, I understand,” she said louder, her voice trembling.
“Good.” He studied her for a moment, his dark eyes searching her face as if measuring her resolve. “There’s no turning back. Last chance to walk away.”
Sarah hesitated for the briefest of moments. Every fiber of her being screamed at her to turn and run, to escape the suffocating tension building around her. But something deeper—something primal—compelled her forward. “I’m ready,” she said, her voice steadier now.
Hunter nodded, satisfied. He reached into his pocket and produced a black blindfold. “Put this on.”
Her hands trembled as she took the blindfold and slid it over her eyes. The world went dark, and her other senses seemed to heighten immediately. The sound of his breathing, the faint scrape of his boots against the floor, the lingering metallic scent—it all became sharper, more vivid.
“Hands out,” he instructed.
She extended her arms, her fingers trembling slightly. She felt the cold bite of leather straps wrapping around her wrists, pulling them snug. The sensation made her stomach churn with a mix of fear and excitement. The restraints were firm but not painful, a reminder of her growing helplessness.
Hunter’s hand gripped her elbow, guiding her forward. “From this moment on, you don’t move unless instructed. You don’t speak unless spoken to. Your obedience will determine how far you get in this scenario. Fail, and there will be consequences. Do you understand?”
“Yes,” she said, her voice barely above a whisper.
They walked for what felt like an eternity, the sound of their footsteps the only indication of movement. The air grew colder, and the faint hum of machinery buzzed in the background. Sarah’s mind raced, imagining what lay ahead. Would it be like the images she had seen online? The slaughterhouse? The ropes, the blood, the pigs?
Finally, they stopped. She heard the creak of another heavy door opening, followed by a rush of cooler air. Hunter guided her inside, his grip firm but not harsh. The door slammed shut behind them, the sound reverberating through her chest like a final, irrevocable decision.
“You can remove the blindfold now,” Hunter said.
Her fingers fumbled with the fabric as she pulled it off, blinking against the sudden brightness. The room was stark and industrial, just as she had imagined. Chains and hooks lined the walls, their metallic surfaces gleaming under harsh fluorescent lights. The floor was a dull gray concrete, stained with dark smudges that she didn’t dare examine too closely.
In the center of the room stood four other women. They were dressed similarly to her, their expressions a mix of trepidation and curiosity. None of them spoke, their gazes darting toward her as she joined the group. She recognized the usernames from the chatroom: NoMoreControl, Chains4Life, PiggySue.
Hunter stepped into their line of sight, his imposing figure drawing their attention immediately. “Welcome to the Slaughterhouse,” he said, his voice calm but commanding. “From this point forward, you are no longer individuals. You are property, livestock, tools for my will and my pleasure. Do you understand?”
A murmur of agreement passed through the group, but it wasn’t enough for him. “Louder!” he barked, his tone sharp.
“Yes!” they all shouted in unison, their voices trembling.
Hunter’s lips curled into a faint smile. “Good. Each of you will be tested. Your obedience, your endurance, your willingness to surrender completely. Remember, you have a safeword. Use it, and the scenario ends for you immediately. But know this: using it means you failed. You are here to push past your limits, to break down the walls of control you cling to so tightly.”
Sarah’s pulse raced as his words sank in. She felt the weight of what she’d signed up for pressing down on her, but there was no turning back now.
Hunter paced in front of them, his hands clasped behind his back. “Your first test is simple. Strip.”
The room fell silent, the command hanging in the air like a thunderclap. Sarah’s breath caught in her throat. She glanced at the other women, their faces mirroring her own hesitation. But no one moved.
Hunter’s voice cut through the silence like a knife. “Did I stutter? Strip. Now.”
With trembling hands, Sarah reached for the hem of her tank top, pulling it over her head. Her skin prickled as the cool air hit her bare arms. She hesitated for a moment before unfastening her shorts and letting them slide to the floor. Standing in just her underwear, she wrapped her arms around herself instinctively.
“Everything,” Hunter said, his tone leaving no room for argument.
Sarah swallowed hard, her hands shaking as she unclasped her bra and slid it off. Her panties followed, and she stood completely exposed, her cheeks burning with humiliation. The others followed suit, their vulnerability palpable in the harsh light of the room.
Hunter’s gaze swept over them, his expression unreadable. “Good. Now, kneel.”
They obeyed, sinking to their knees on the cold concrete floor. The weight of the moment pressed down on Sarah like a physical force, her heart pounding so loudly she thought it might burst.
“You are no longer women,” Hunter said, his voice low and deliberate. “You are livestock. And livestock obey without question. Welcome to your new reality.”
Sarah’s stomach churned as his words settled over her. This was it—the moment she had been waiting for, dreading, craving. She lowered her head, her pulse racing, as the first stage of the scenario began.
Chapter 5: The Lesson of the Pig
The cold concrete floor pressed against Sarah’s bare skin as she knelt, trembling under the harsh glare of the fluorescent lights. Her breaths came shallow and fast, and she couldn’t bring herself to meet Hunter’s piercing gaze. The air was thick with tension, the weight of his presence suffocating.
“Your first trial begins now,” Hunter said, his voice calm but commanding. He gestured to the two assistants who had emerged from the shadows. Both were women, dressed in white slaughterhouse uniforms that contrasted starkly with the grimy surroundings. The uniforms bore streaks of crimson stains, their pristine gloves a chilling reminder of what their work entailed. Their faces were expressionless, their eyes sharp and unyielding as they approached.
Without a word, the assistants began their work. Sarah flinched as one of the women crouched beside her, pulling out a length of thick rope. The assistant worked with mechanical precision, wrapping the coarse fibers tightly around Sarah’s wrists and ankles, binding them together behind her back. The position forced her shoulders and legs into a sharp arch, her chest pressing uncomfortably against the floor. The assistant adjusted the bindings with calculated efficiency, ensuring there was no slack, no possibility of escape.
Sarah winced as the ropes bit into her skin, her vulnerability fully on display. She glanced at the other participants—NoMoreControl, Chains4Life, PiggySue—each of them being similarly hogtied by the second assistant. The room was silent except for the faint creak of the ropes as the women squirmed, testing their bonds in vain. Once all four were secured, the assistants stepped back, leaving them lying in a line on the cold, unforgiving floor.
Hunter paced in front of them, his boots clicking with deliberate rhythm. “What you’re feeling now,” he said, his voice cutting through the silence, “is the beginning of your transformation. You are no longer women. You are livestock. And livestock must understand its purpose.”
He turned toward a side door, which creaked open as he pushed it. Moments later, he reappeared, leading a small pig into the room. The animal’s pink skin gleamed under the harsh light, its frightened squeals echoing off the walls. Sarah’s stomach churned as she watched the pig struggle against the leash in Hunter’s hand, its tiny hooves slipping against the concrete.
Hunter guided the pig to the center of the room, tying its leash to a metal hook on the floor. “Pay attention,” he said, his tone heavy with authority. “What you’re about to see is not just a slaughter. It’s a lesson in submission, transformation, and utility. This pig has a purpose. Just as you do.”
The assistants stepped forward again, their movements efficient and practiced. One of them grabbed a bucket of water and a razor, while the other readied a small tank of steaming water. The pig squealed louder, its tiny body trembling as the first assistant began shaving its coarse hair. The razor moved swiftly across its skin, leaving behind smooth, pink flesh.
“This,” Hunter explained, gesturing to the process, “is the first step. Shaving removes the hair and prepares the skin. It ensures the meat is clean and edible. Every action has a purpose.”
Sarah’s stomach twisted as she watched the pig’s body jerk under the razor. The other participants squirmed in their bindings, their eyes wide with horror. No one spoke. They wouldn’t have dared.
Once the pig was shaved, the second assistant stepped in, her gloved hands gripping the animal firmly. She carried the pig to the tank of steaming water and carefully submerged it. The pig let out a high-pitched squeal, its body writhing as the water sizzled against its skin.
“The hot water,” Hunter continued, his voice unflinching, “helps with blood flow. It ensures the process is clean and efficient. Painful, yes, but necessary.”
Sarah bit down on her lip, her body trembling as she struggled against the urge to close her eyes. The pig’s screams cut through her like a knife, a visceral reminder of the helplessness they all shared in that moment. She could feel the terror in the room, palpable and suffocating.
After a few moments, the assistants pulled the pig from the water, its skin now a bright, glistening pink. Without hesitation, they hoisted it onto a metal hook, suspending it upside down. The animal thrashed weakly, its squeals growing fainter as the blood rushed to its head.
Hunter stepped forward, a gleaming knife in his hand. He turned to the bound women, his gaze sweeping over them with cold intensity. “This,” he said, holding up the blade, “is the moment of surrender. The moment when purpose is realized.”
With one swift motion, he sliced the pig’s throat. A gush of dark red blood spilled onto the floor, pooling beneath the animal as its body convulsed violently. The room was silent except for the sound of dripping blood and the occasional twitch of the dying pig.
Sarah felt bile rise in her throat, her entire body tense as she watched the life drain from the creature. The other participants were frozen in place, their eyes wide and glistening with unshed tears. The horror was overwhelming, but they couldn’t look away.
Hunter didn’t pause. He moved methodically, using the knife to open the pig’s abdomen. He spoke as he worked, his voice calm and detached. “Every part of this animal has value. The tenderloin, the ribs, the belly—all serve a purpose. Even the organs can be used. Nothing is wasted.”
He pointed to each part of the pig as he dissected it, explaining its function and value. The assistants stood by, handing him tools and collecting the meat into separate trays. The room smelled of iron and flesh, the air heavy with the weight of what they were witnessing.
When the pig was fully dissected, its carcass reduced to neat piles of meat and bones, Hunter stepped back and wiped the blood from his hands. He turned to the bound women, his expression unreadable.
“This is your lesson,” he said. “You are here to be transformed, to become something greater than yourselves. Just like this pig, your purpose will be realized. And like this pig, you will submit to the process.”
Without another word, he gestured to the assistants, who collected the trays of meat and set them in the center of the room. The remnants of the pig were left there, a stark and grisly reminder of what had just transpired.
Hunter stepped toward the door, his boots splashing lightly in the blood on the floor. Before leaving, he turned back to address the women one last time. “Reflect on what you’ve seen. Understand your place. Your next event begins soon.”
The door closed behind him with a heavy thud, leaving the women hogtied on the floor, their eyes fixed on the dismembered remains of the pig. The silence in the room was deafening, broken only by the faint sound of their labored breaths and the distant hum of machinery.
Sarah closed her eyes, her mind racing with a torrent of emotions—fear, disgust, and something she couldn’t quite name. She felt the rough rope biting into her wrists, the cold concrete against her skin, and the overwhelming presence of the pig’s remains beside her. This was only the beginning, and she knew there was no turning back.
Chapter 6: The Choice
The room was still except for the faint hum of the overhead lights and the lingering metallic smell of blood. The pile of pig meat lay in the center of the room, glistening under the fluorescent light, the sharp edges of its exposed bones jutting out like a grim sculpture. The four women remained hogtied on the floor, their bodies tense against the rough ropes binding their wrists and ankles. Silence stretched between them, heavy and suffocating, until one of them finally spoke.
“This is… sick,” whispered PiggySue, her voice trembling. Her wide eyes darted between the blood pooling on the floor and the dismembered remains. “I thought this would be role-play, but this—this feels too real.”
“I can’t stop thinking about its eyes,” NoMoreControl muttered, her voice thick with emotion. “The way they looked at us before Hunter cut its throat. Like it knew what was coming.”
Sarah bit her lip, her breath catching in her throat. She felt a knot of fear and revulsion tightening in her stomach, but there was something else too—something deeper, more unsettling. She didn’t want to admit it aloud, but she couldn’t stop replaying the moment when the pig’s body had gone still. The finality of it. The surrender.
Chains4Life broke the silence with a bitter laugh. “What did you think this was going to be? A game of pretend? We knew what we were signing up for. This is about control—giving it up. It’s not supposed to be comfortable.”
“Control?” PiggySue shot back, her voice rising. “This isn’t about control. This is about humiliation. Dehumanization. Watching something die like that—it’s not submission, it’s… it’s sick.”
Sarah finally spoke, her voice quiet but steady. “It’s both.”
All eyes turned to her, and she felt their judgment pressing down on her like a weight. She took a deep breath, trying to gather her thoughts. “I hated watching it. I hated how helpless it made me feel. But isn’t that the point? To strip us down to nothing? To make us face what we’re most afraid of?”
NoMoreControl shook her head. “There’s a difference between facing fear and losing yourself completely. I’m starting to think this crosses that line.”
Chains4Life’s voice was sharp. “You don’t get to decide where the line is. Hunter told us what this would be. If you’re not ready to give up control, then maybe you shouldn’t have come here.”
“Easy for you to say,” PiggySue snapped. “You talk a big game, but we’re all tied up here, staring at a pile of meat and bones, wondering if we’re next. If you’re not scared, then you’re not human.”
“I’m scared,” Chains4Life admitted, her voice softening. “But that’s why I came. To push through it. To see what’s on the other side.”
Sarah let their words wash over her, her own thoughts a storm of conflicting emotions. She thought about the pig—its terrified squeals, the way it had fought against its bindings until the very end. She thought about Hunter’s calm voice as he explained the process, breaking it down into steps, as though it were a routine chore. Most of all, she thought about the way she had felt when the knife sliced through the pig’s throat: horrified, yes, but also transfixed.
What does that say about me? she wondered.
The sound of the door opening jolted them all. Hunter stepped into the room, his boots clicking against the floor as he approached. He looked at each of them in turn, his dark eyes unreadable. When he spoke, his voice was steady and deliberate.
“You’ve had time to reflect,” he said. “Now, it’s time to make a choice.”
He crouched down in front of NoMoreControl, his gaze locking onto hers. “You can leave,” he said simply. “The door is open. You’ll be untied, and this will end for you. Or you can stay and see where this path leads. But understand this: staying means surrender. No limits. No safety net. You’ll become part of something much larger than yourself.”
NoMoreControl’s lips trembled as she searched his face. “If I leave,” she asked, her voice barely above a whisper, “will you think I’m weak?”
“This isn’t about what I think,” Hunter replied. “It’s about what you can live with.”
She hesitated, her body trembling against her bindings. “I’m sorry,” she whispered, tears spilling down her cheeks. “I can’t do this.”
Hunter nodded once, then signaled to one of the assistants. The woman knelt beside NoMoreControl, loosening her bindings with practiced efficiency. As soon as she was free, NoMoreControl scrambled to her feet, avoiding the pile of meat as she hurried toward the door. The sound of it closing behind her was deafening.
Hunter moved to PiggySue next. “What about you?”
PiggySue didn’t hesitate. “I’m leaving. I didn’t come here for this.”
She was untied quickly, and like NoMoreControl, she fled the room without looking back.
When Hunter stopped in front of Chains4Life, she met his gaze with defiance. “I’m staying,” she said firmly.
“Good,” Hunter replied. He turned to Sarah, the last bound participant. “And you?”
Sarah’s throat felt dry, her mind a whirlwind of doubt and desire. She thought about what it would mean to leave—to walk away from this and return to her ordinary life. The thought felt hollow, like retreating into a shell she’d long since outgrown.
“I’ll stay,” she said finally, her voice trembling but resolute.
Hunter’s lips curled into a faint smile. “Then you’ve made your choice.”
The assistant untied her, and Sarah stretched her stiff limbs, her skin prickling with the chill of the room. Chains4Life gave her a small nod, a silent acknowledgment of their shared commitment. The two of them stood in the center of the room, their bare feet sticky against the bloodied floor, as Hunter studied them.
“You’ve taken the first step,” he said. “From here, there’s no turning back.”
Chapter 7: Prepared for the Process
Sarah stood motionless, her bare skin prickling in the cold, sterile air of the room. Chains4Life was beside her, their shared commitment binding them more deeply than the ropes ever had. The room’s atmosphere was heavy with anticipation and dread, thickened by the sharp, metallic tang of the earlier slaughter. Hunter’s assistants approached silently, their movements deliberate, their faces impassive.
Hunter’s deep, commanding voice broke the silence. “Prepare them.”
The taller assistant stepped forward, holding a straight razor in one hand and a small bucket of water in the other. “All hair must go,” she said, her tone clinical, devoid of emotion. “No one wants hairy meat. It’s unpleasant, unhygienic, and unnecessary. This is about precision, about purity.”
The blunt explanation sent a shiver through Sarah’s spine. Chains4Life tensed beside her but remained silent, her jaw set in determination. The assistant’s words were chilling, yet Sarah couldn’t deny the strange, electric charge coursing through her body—a mix of fear, submission, and an arousal she didn’t fully understand.
“Stand still,” the shorter assistant ordered, her gloved hands steady as she approached Chains4Life first. She lathered a foam across her head and began shaving with practiced efficiency. The razor glided smoothly over her scalp, removing every strand of hair until her skin gleamed under the harsh lights. Chains4Life closed her eyes, her lips pressing into a thin line, but she didn’t resist.
When it was Sarah’s turn, she felt the razor scrape against her scalp with a chilling intimacy. Each stroke left her feeling more exposed, more vulnerable. As her hair fell in soft tufts to the floor, she fought the instinct to flinch, to pull away. The assistant worked quickly, moving from her head to her eyebrows, then downward.
“Armpits next,” the taller assistant announced. The blade moved deftly, stripping away every trace of hair. “Pubic hair too,” she added, her voice as matter-of-fact as a butcher describing cuts of meat.
Sarah felt her cheeks flush with humiliation as the assistant crouched in front of her, applying the razor to her most private areas. The sensation was strange, invasive, yet precise. The assistant’s touch was clinical, not lingering or hesitant, but the act itself left Sarah feeling stripped of every layer of humanity she had clung to.
Chains4Life was being subjected to the same treatment beside her, and though neither spoke, their shared vulnerability created an unspoken bond between them.
Once both women were completely bare, the shorter assistant stepped back, wiping her hands on a towel. “This is about perfection,” she said, almost absently, as though explaining to herself. “Clean flesh. No distractions. Just what’s essential.”
The taller assistant gestured toward a large metal tub filled with steaming water in the corner of the room. “Next is the bath,” she said. “The hot water helps open the pores and ensures better circulation. Blood flow is critical. We don’t want clots.”
Chains4Life stepped forward first, her movements deliberate and unflinching. She climbed into the tub, the heat making her gasp audibly. Her body slowly sank into the water, her pale skin turning pink from the steam. Sarah followed, bracing herself as she lowered her body into the bath. The water stung at first, the heat almost unbearable, but she forced herself to endure it.
As they soaked, the assistants circled them, watching impassively. “The heat relaxes the muscles,” one of them explained, her voice as calm as ever. “It also prepares the body for what’s to come. You should be grateful. This ensures a cleaner, easier process.”
The words hung in the air, heavy with implication. Sarah closed her eyes, letting the heat seep into her bones, and tried to silence the storm of thoughts swirling in her mind. She felt Chains4Life shift slightly beside her, their arms brushing briefly. The contact was grounding, a small reminder that she wasn’t alone in this.
After several minutes, the assistants ordered them out of the tub. They stood dripping and shivering as the women roughly toweled them off, their hands moving with detached efficiency. The assistants then led them to a set of metal hooks suspended from the ceiling.
“Upside down,” the taller assistant said. “Gravity helps the process. Exposed necks ensure a clean cut.”
Sarah swallowed hard, her pulse quickening as she was guided toward one of the hooks. Chains were secured tightly around her ankles, and she felt herself being lifted off the ground. The blood rushed to her head as her body was suspended, swaying slightly in the cold air. Chains4Life was hoisted beside her, their bodies parallel, their necks perfectly exposed.
The assistants stepped back, their work complete. Without a word, they exited the room, the sound of the door closing echoing like a final punctuation mark. The silence that followed was oppressive, broken only by the faint creak of the chains and the rhythmic sound of their breathing.
Sarah turned her head slightly, catching a glimpse of Chains4Life. Her face was pale but calm, her eyes fixed on the floor below. “Are you scared?” Sarah whispered, her voice trembling.
Chains4Life hesitated before answering. “Yes,” she admitted. “But I’m ready.”
Sarah nodded, the movement making her head swim. “Me too.”
They fell silent for a moment, the weight of their situation pressing down on them. Sarah thought about her life—about the choices that had led her here. She thought about the monotony of her everyday existence, the sense of emptiness that had driven her to seek something more. This was what she had chosen. This was the ultimate surrender.
“What do you think happens next?” Chains4Life asked, her voice barely audible.
Sarah exhaled slowly, her body swaying slightly in the air. “I don’t know,” she admitted. “But I think… I think this is it. This is what we wanted, isn’t it? To let go. To be something else.”
Chains4Life nodded, her expression softening. “I don’t regret it,” she said. “Not a single choice. Even now.”
“Me neither,” Sarah replied, surprising herself with the truth of her words.
The room grew quiet again, the two women lost in their thoughts. Time seemed to stretch endlessly, each minute a lifetime. Hanging there, exposed and vulnerable, they felt an eerie sense of peace settle over them.
They were ready.
Chapter 8: The Final Test
The room was silent except for the faint creak of the chains and the rhythmic breaths of Sarah and Chains4Life as they hung upside down. The door opened, and Hunter stepped in, followed closely by the two assistants, now clad in pristine slaughterhouse uniforms. The white fabric was strikingly clean, a chilling reminder of the precision they brought to their work. Hunter’s boots clicked against the blood-speckled floor as he approached the two women, his expression calm and unreadable.
The assistants lowered Sarah and Chains4Life just enough so their torsos hovered inches from the floor, their necks exposed and vulnerable. The chains binding their ankles swayed gently as they were brought to eye level with Hunter. He crouched beside Sarah first, his hand tracing along the curve of her exposed back, then moving to her stomach.
“You’re lean,” he said, his voice low and clinical, as if commenting on a fine cut of meat. His hand pressed gently against her side, feeling the tautness of her muscles. “Good muscle definition. No excess fat. Flavor will be intense but… perhaps a little dry.”
Sarah’s stomach clenched at his words, a jarring mix of fear and arousal flooding her senses. She felt his touch as if it burned, his calm, detached tone making her feel more objectified than ever. He’s treating me like the pig, she thought, her heart racing. But alongside the fear, a strange pride swelled within her. I’m perfect for this. I’ve become what I wanted to be.
Hunter stood and moved to Chains4Life. His hands explored her body with the same detached thoroughness, lingering on her hips and thighs. “You,” he said, a faint smile tugging at his lips, “have some fat. Soft, marbled. Excellent for texture, and the flavor will be richer.” He tapped her side lightly. “You’d make an excellent roast.”
Chains4Life bit back a gasp, her cheeks flushing with both humiliation and exhilaration. She had always been self-conscious about her body, the extra curves she carried, but now, under Hunter’s scrutiny, it felt different. His words, though cold and objectifying, made her feel valued in a strange, twisted way. I’m good enough for this, she thought. I belong here.
Hunter straightened, addressing both women. “Both of you are excellent specimens in your own right. Each brings something unique to the table.” He stepped back, his eyes dark and thoughtful. “Now, the question is… who goes first?”
The words hung in the air, heavy with implication. Sarah and Chains4Life exchanged glances, the unspoken tension between them growing. Sarah’s heart pounded as she wrestled with her thoughts. Do I want to go first? Or do I want to watch? Her mind raced, filled with vivid images of Chains4Life being dissected like the pig. She wanted to see it, to witness the process, to understand it fully before it happened to her.
“I want to see her go first,” Sarah said finally, her voice steady but trembling at the edges.
Chains4Life’s eyes narrowed, a hint of defiance flashing in them. “Why should I go first? I want to see you. I want to know what it looks like. What it feels like.”
A small, bitter laugh escaped Sarah. “So you want me to be the experiment? The test run? What if it’s… too much?”
Chains4Life shot back, “What if you back out after watching me? What if you don’t have the guts?”
The assistants stood silently, their faces impassive as the two women debated. Hunter watched with mild amusement, his arms crossed over his chest. “Interesting,” he said, his voice cutting through the tension. “You both want to watch. Yet you both claim to be ready. Fascinating.”
“I’m not backing out,” Sarah snapped, her voice sharp. “But I need to see it first.”
“And so do I,” Chains4Life countered. “I’m not afraid.”
The room fell silent as Hunter considered their words, his gaze moving between them. Finally, he raised a hand, silencing any further protests. “Enough,” he said. “If fairness is the issue, then we’ll solve it another way. You’ll both go at the same time.”
Sarah’s breath caught in her throat. Chains4Life’s eyes widened, her confidence faltering for the briefest of moments. The assistants moved swiftly, adjusting the chains to lower the women fully onto the floor, then turning them upright. Their arms were bound tightly behind their backs with thick leather straps, immobilizing them. The assistants stepped forward, each holding a gleaming knife.
Hunter’s voice was calm but commanding. “This is your moment. Your surrender. Your transformation.”
The assistants positioned themselves behind Sarah and Chains4Life, the sharp edges of their knives pressed lightly against their exposed necks. The cold steel sent a shiver through Sarah’s body, her mind racing with a chaotic mix of emotions. This is it. This is what I wanted. Why am I trembling?
Chains4Life clenched her jaw, her mind a storm of defiance and acceptance. I can do this. I’m ready. I have to be ready. She felt the knife against her throat, the finality of it, and exhaled slowly, letting the fear ebb away.
Hunter stepped forward, his voice softening as he addressed them. “Your last words. Speak them now.”
Sarah’s voice quivered, but she forced herself to speak. “I… I’m not afraid. Thank you for… for this.”
Chains4Life’s tone was steady, her words deliberate. “I’m ready. Do it.”
Hunter nodded, signaling to the assistants. The knives moved swiftly, pressing firmly against their necks. But instead of slicing, the assistants turned the blades, running the dull sides across their skin. At the same moment, warm, thick liquid spilled down their throats and chests—fake blood, sticky and crimson. The sensation was overwhelming, the metallic tang of the liquid filling their senses.
Sarah gasped, her vision blurring as a wave of dizziness overtook her. Chains4Life’s body shuddered beside her, her breath hitching. Both women teetered on the edge of consciousness, their minds unable to process the surge of emotions coursing through them—fear, relief, exhilaration.
The room spun, and the world went dark as both women fainted, collapsing into limp, motionless heaps on the blood-stained floor.
Chapter 9: Reflection and Revelation
Sarah’s eyes fluttered open, her head pounding faintly. The cold concrete beneath her was a stark contrast to the warmth still lingering on her skin from the fake blood. She blinked a few times, her vision sharpening to reveal the faces surrounding her. Hunter stood at her feet, arms crossed, his expression calm but faintly amused. The two assistants loomed nearby, their white uniforms now speckled with red.
And then, to her surprise, she saw the other two women—NoMoreControl and PiggySue—standing just behind Hunter. They looked pale, their expressions a mix of guilt and awe.
Chains4Life groaned beside her, stirring from her own unconsciousness. “What… what happened?” she murmured, her voice groggy.
“You fainted,” Hunter said, his voice cool and matter-of-fact. “Both of you. Right on cue.”
Sarah’s cheeks flushed with embarrassment, but she didn’t have the energy to protest. She struggled to sit up, her body stiff and sore from the bindings and the intensity of the day. Chains4Life pushed herself upright as well, glancing at Sarah before fixing her gaze on Hunter.
“What’s going on?” Chains4Life asked, her voice still thick with confusion.
Hunter gestured toward NoMoreControl and PiggySue. “Your friends returned. They watched from the next room. I thought they’d benefit from seeing what they chose to avoid.”
PiggySue stepped forward, wringing her hands nervously. “We… we didn’t know it would be like this. When we left, we thought we were doing the right thing, but… watching you both, seeing how far you were willing to go… it made us realize we weren’t ready to face ourselves.”
“I chickened out,” NoMoreControl admitted, her voice soft but steady. “But seeing you two, the way you surrendered so completely… I regret leaving. I wish I’d stayed.”
Sarah exchanged a glance with Chains4Life, the unspoken bond between them deepening. Chains4Life spoke first. “It wasn’t easy,” she said. “But I think that’s the point. It’s not supposed to be.”
Hunter’s assistants stepped closer, their demeanor softening now that the day’s events were winding down. The taller one knelt beside Sarah and handed her a towel to wipe away the fake blood. “You both did well,” she said, her voice surprisingly warm.
Chains4Life looked at her curiously. “You’re not just assistants, are you?”
The woman smiled faintly. “No. We’re not.”
Hunter stepped forward, his tone taking on an almost conversational quality. “These two,” he said, gesturing to the assistants, “are my partners. My full-time slaves. They live here, on this farm, and they help me create these experiences for people like you.”
The shorter assistant crossed her arms, a playful glint in her eyes. “We enjoy it. Meeting people who are willing to push their limits—it’s exhilarating. And this place lets us explore those boundaries every day.”
Sarah stared at them, her mind reeling. “You live here? Full-time?”
The taller assistant nodded. “It’s our life. It’s not for everyone, but for us, it’s perfect. We find fulfillment in serving Hunter and helping others discover themselves.”
PiggySue frowned, her brow furrowing. “And you don’t ever… regret it?”
The shorter assistant laughed, shaking her head. “Not for a second. This life is about choice. About trust. And for us, it’s exactly what we want.”
Hunter surveyed the group, his eyes settling on Sarah and Chains4Life. “Today wasn’t about the pig, or the blood, or the restraints. It was about surrender. About finding the edge of what you think you can handle, and stepping beyond it.”
Chains4Life nodded slowly. “I didn’t think I could… but I did.”
“And now,” Hunter continued, “you know what you’re capable of. That’s a powerful thing.”
The group fell into a reflective silence, the weight of the day settling over them. NoMoreControl broke the quiet, her voice tentative. “Do you think we’ll ever get another chance? To try again?”
Hunter tilted his head, studying her. “That depends on you. This place will always be here. The question is whether you’re ready to return.”
Sarah glanced at Chains4Life, who gave her a small, knowing smile. The thought of returning both thrilled and terrified her. But she wasn’t ready to say goodbye just yet.
