Fic: Chain Reaction
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Title: 'Chain Reaction'
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 309
Claim: The Master (6 Prompts: Metals)
Prompt: #3: Steel
Notes/Warnings: Potentially disturbing imagery
Summary: All I wish is to...strongly discourage any resistance, shall we say?
A set of chains dangles from the ceiling, the ends perfectly fused into the surface so that they can never be pulled free. Directly beneath, similarly connected to the floor, are matching leg-irons.
I've had these chains specially made, to suit very specific needs.
They're constructed of the sturdiest steel in the universe. Formed from the ultimate alloy, a precisely-calculated formula of iron and assorted inclusions, all with the intent of creating a steel of maximum hardness and durability. If there is anything currently in existence that can break these chains, then it is as yet unknown.
There is one inclusion in the formula that is meant to provide mere aesthetic pleasure: Just enough nickel to ensure a bright, beautiful gleam. These chains will never corrode; they will keep that fresh-looking shine for as long as I see fit to use them.
As for the manacles, they are just tight enough that, given the correct set of limbs, circulation will be impeded to a discomfort-inducing degree. Tiny barbs are set within the interior surface. The inner margins themselves include a thin lip, honed to a fine, blade-like edge.
Taken together, these elements guarantee nothing in the way of permanent damage. That would never do. I'd hate to break a toy before I was done with my play. All I wish is to...strongly discourage any resistance, shall we say? They were tested before I acquired them, and I've been assured that they work to satisfaction.
Naturally, I couldn't resist testing them out, myself. On those who made them for me. And I came to the conclusion that, yes, these chains are, without doubt, perfect. Save for one rather important detail.
They require an occupant. Someone who is worthy of them. One whose strength is, while considerable, ultimately no match for these bands and links.
Fortunately, I have someone in mind...
irishvampire13Title: 'Chain Reaction'
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 309
Claim: The Master (6 Prompts: Metals)
Prompt: #3: Steel
Notes/Warnings: Potentially disturbing imagery
Summary: All I wish is to...strongly discourage any resistance, shall we say?
A set of chains dangles from the ceiling, the ends perfectly fused into the surface so that they can never be pulled free. Directly beneath, similarly connected to the floor, are matching leg-irons.
I've had these chains specially made, to suit very specific needs.
They're constructed of the sturdiest steel in the universe. Formed from the ultimate alloy, a precisely-calculated formula of iron and assorted inclusions, all with the intent of creating a steel of maximum hardness and durability. If there is anything currently in existence that can break these chains, then it is as yet unknown.
There is one inclusion in the formula that is meant to provide mere aesthetic pleasure: Just enough nickel to ensure a bright, beautiful gleam. These chains will never corrode; they will keep that fresh-looking shine for as long as I see fit to use them.
As for the manacles, they are just tight enough that, given the correct set of limbs, circulation will be impeded to a discomfort-inducing degree. Tiny barbs are set within the interior surface. The inner margins themselves include a thin lip, honed to a fine, blade-like edge.
Taken together, these elements guarantee nothing in the way of permanent damage. That would never do. I'd hate to break a toy before I was done with my play. All I wish is to...strongly discourage any resistance, shall we say? They were tested before I acquired them, and I've been assured that they work to satisfaction.
Naturally, I couldn't resist testing them out, myself. On those who made them for me. And I came to the conclusion that, yes, these chains are, without doubt, perfect. Save for one rather important detail.
They require an occupant. Someone who is worthy of them. One whose strength is, while considerable, ultimately no match for these bands and links.
Fortunately, I have someone in mind...
