One of the best parts about hypnosis is that you can turn any fun game into something completely incredible by just sprinkling a few trancey elements into it.
Take HypnoChess, for example. It's just regular old chess, but every piece you lose makes you dumber, dizzier, and less focused. This one change alters a game of wits into a game of defense, where trades of pieces are incredibly risky at all times, while also turning losing from a frustrating result to an arousing one.
Or we can look at Hypno Truth or Dare. It has all the elements of regular Truth or Dare, mixed in with dirty questions about hypnosis and dares to go deeper, listen to files and to obey without question~
And the best part is that this change is incredibly easy to do. Any game can be made more fun with hypnosis if you alter a few rules. You can replace boring punishment cards with suggestions to stare at a spiral, or to become another player's toy for x ammount of turns.
You can make it so that the closer you get to the finish in a game like Snakes and Ladders, the emptier you get, and the more addicted you become to the thought of sabotaging yourself going back to the beggining.
This does not just apply to physical games either. Video games lerfectly lend themselves to hypnosis. A lot of them feature very rigid gameplay rules and repetitive gameplay, so, in theory, you could make a very mindless task like farming for a certain item or mining for a certain ore condition you deeper, every level gained and block broken drilling in the suggestion of your choosing into your already focused head.
I'm sure that there are a million other examples, ranging from simple to extreme, but I'm going to let you readers share some of yours~
"Umm....?"
You stare at the affini sitting across from you, who is sipping casually from a large mug of tea. She had grown close to you over the last year, but the last few weeks in particular had been...more? She suddenly seemed intent on pushing you towards florethood, and more specifically towards one of the more...simple lifestyles.
'There are as many ways to be a floret as there are florets', as the saying goes. You considered yourself an outgoing and independent type, one who had (with effort and support) gone far, despite any neurodivergencies that often ground progress to a slow crawl. But the way Ea would look at you...the things she said...well, like what she JUST said, for example.
"I'm merely suggesting that you give it a try, dear. No contracts, no implants...unless you want those. I'm referring to something a bit simpler."
You frown, crossing your arms. "And what exactly do you have in mind, Ea?"
A brilliantly red flower blossoms before your lips, the needles tip glistening green. "I give you a Class-D, of course. One that prevents those pesky inhibitions and falsehoods from getting in the way. And then you and I can chat a little, and I may ask you to do a few things, to see if they make you feel good. Is that really so dangerous, sweetie?"
"I..." Yes, of course it was...was what you wanted to say. But if it really was just a Class-D, then it wouldnt change your mind. They were there to reveal the truth, and the truth of the matter was that you were capable and competent, and it's about time she figured that out. Sighing, you roll up your sleeve and extend your arm, wincing as the injection slips into your skin. The verdant drug travels up your arm and to your brain, and an....interesting feeling seems to settle on you. Not the fresh-out-of-a-dryer blanket of a Class-A, but a slightly warm sheet, perhaps. You blink a few times, then look at Ea expectantly.
She gently snaps her fingers at you, then points at the floor next to her seat. "No no, darling. We aren't going to one-half ass it here. I intend to show you what I mean, through actions as much as words."
You gawk at her, blushing furiously. "But...but I don't want to do that!"
"Why?"
"It's embarrassing!"
Ea tilts her head, a coy look passing through violet eyes. "The only one who thinks it is embarrassing is you, petal. No one else in this case will care in the least, and you already know what I think you need." She smiles. "If it helps, just think of it as me...coercing you into it. If anyone asks, you can explain that you didn't have a choice here."
You squint your eyes at her, but your gaze soon follows her arm down to her pointed finger. Crumbs, she really was serious. You look around the cafe again, noting how the others weren't even looking your way.
Blushing, you let yourself go limp, flowing off the lip of the seat and into a kneel as you shuffle towards her spot. When you arrive, you keep your gaze firmly fixed to the left, your hands grasping themselves out of a need to hold onto something.
You wait for her to speak...but she stays silent. She waits until you give in, until you sneak a glance at her, and only then does she cup your cheek in one large hand as she whispers, "Good Pet."
"I...y-you...it-" she slides her hand over your mouth, preventing the words from haphazardly tumbling out.
"Sweetheart, I said we would chat. I never said you would get to use people words~"
The hand returns to your cheek, a thumb gently brushing across your lips as she smiles triumphantly. "Now then, pet. You are a wonderfully skilled sophont, make no mistake. But a trained pet is still a pet, honey. And not everything trained into you is Good."
You open your mouth to protest...only to let the words die in your throat at the warning in her eyes. Instead, the softest little slip of a whimper manages to drip from your tongue.
Ea smiles wider, her other hand joining the first on your head as she begins to pet you, long firm pulls of her fingers through your hair. "You know that you push yourself too hard, don't you? That you keep moving, because the inertia is part of how you stay upright. You need the constant motion, because you're worried that as soon as you slow down, you'll topple over and shatter."
You try to deny it. You try to disprove it. But in the end, you are forced to admit it to yourself:
She's right.
She gently brushed a tear from the corner of your eye, softer than the petals of her flowers. "But that needn't happen, honey. Not if you have an Owner to care for you, and hold you close, and keep you safe. You know this too, don't you?"
You did. You do. And it hurts. And it heals.
Your eyes make a desperate plea towards her, though for what, you aren't sure. She seemed to be waiting for it, though, because her eyes glow golden ichor. "And so, since you are being honest with me, I shall be in turn with you. I will not wait a single second longer to give you what you want, need, crave. You are my pet, honey. I will Own you, I will train you, I will condition away any independence and wrestle your thoughts into simple submission. And, in the end, you will thank me for it."
Her hand brushes one last time over your head as it makes its way to the back of your neck, tracing a line where you know the implant will soon reside. You shudder as she presses down, down, Down, pushing your face into her vines as you finally are honest with yourself and admit what you realize you always wanted, always needed.
You surrender.
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Content: Vague facility stuff, threat of brainwashing, recapture
“No— no!” They screeched, being hoisted up by their arms.
They were so close —
The guards dragged them back into the facility, kicking and screaming until their throat hurt, thrashing.
When they entered the facility, they knew exactly where they were going.
The reprogramming room.
“Let go — let gO-!” They protested in vain.
The guard positioned at the large metal doors of the reprogramming room graciously opened them up for the ones restraining them. With one swift motion, the guards thrust them into the room, locking the doors behind them with a thud that reverberated through their body.
For a moment, all was still.
Silent.
Then they threw themself at the doors.
Their side slammed into the thick metal, and they rammed themself back against it repeatedly to no avail. Over and over and over again.
Their body began to hurt, and after a while, they crumpled to the ground, their back against the doors.
“Dammit—” They choked out, voice breaking.
The reprogramming would start any time now. And then … and then they would be … gone.
The speakers crackled to life.
“Ah… number thirty-four. I expected you would do this eventually.”
They jumped at the sound of the voice.
Shut up, shut up —
“Such a shame. Other than these … problems, you’re doing so well.”
They breathed hard, shallow and raspy.
“That was your last chance. I won’t let this continue.”
Frantic, they began to plead. “No, no, I’m sorry! Please — please don’t!”
…
There was no response, save for the lights in the room flicking off one by one … plunging them into darkness, ready for the process to begin.
POV: You’re a new hire at BlissCORP and meet the president’s secretary
In one hour, I will be put in The Box.
It has a much more complex and scientific name, of course. But those of us in the system for preparation for it simply call it that. 'The Box', like a device of torture that must not be named.
I've been on the list for some time now. Conscripted, analyzed, prepared, preplanned. While I'd expected something, I doubt I could ever be prepared enough.
We would comfort each other as much as possible. Talk over our worries, assure each other. It was tough to contact the ones post-op, but the ones who did helped explain the procedure.
We wouldn't be aware for most of it anyway. Surgery tended to work better when the patient was unconscious. We'd be put inside, The augments and cybernetics would be applied and attached, our minds would be scanned and be acclimatized to the systems. afterwards we would be in treatment for another 5 weeks as we adjusted to the systems connecting to our synapses and nerves.
Some of us worried of ego death. The ones we could talk to spoke about it like rebirth. Not that they were very vocal. Their handlers tended to translate for them where able, or willing.
And The Box would be where it happened. Keeping our vitals stable while keeping us unconscious, unaware, and deprived of all sensation.
I was scared for a while. Of course I'd be, when described like that. But after some time with those who came out after, the Mech Pilots, the Dolls, the Drones, I'm excited. I think I understand what they mean, if only somewhat.
That's likely part of why I was chosen for this in the first place. Freedom from burden, from worry of choice and blame. Freedom from my slowly breaking body. A chance to find happiness and fulfillment where I couldn't anywhere else. I'd be a weapon, a tool, and that was enough for me. whoever takes the role of my handler will manage the day to day, and if I don't like it (if I even can still dislike it), I could always do what I've heard the first few did. I will be a carefully honed weapon. A tool for greatness.
I will be in The Box soon. and while I'm nervous, I cannot wait for my rebirth.
Obsessed with the very concept of mech pilots having handlers; and specifically the usage of the term. They aren't a navigator or support, they're a handler. Mech pilots may be unparalleled agents of war on the battlefield, but they're raw, uncontrolled. A pilot needs a handler to point it to what to shoot, because otherwise they just don't know what to do. Brains so melted by their training, overwhelmed by neural linking, that they need a voice they can latch onto and follow unconditionally. An unconditional obedience that carries over outside their mechs, where they're oh so weak and broken. Where the veil comes down and the true power dynamic reveals itself. A tool that follows orders without thinking, and the one who wields them.