Vergil took out five things from a cupboard on the rooms left side; a pair of padded leather handcuffs, clearly fluffy on the inside, a set of heavy headphones, a roll of cloth, a roll of tape and a black ball-gag. She quickly set some of her haul down onto the bed. "Hands out!" she ordered as she approached him. The cuffs were black leather with a red trimming and silver buckles. He held his palms out as she slipped them on, adjusting till they fit snugly. As he heard the buckles clink shut into place, something clicked in his head. The world started going fuzzy, like his mind and only his mind was floating off his body and his spine was melting into a colourless abyss.
She moved his hands onto his lap and held the gag up to his face. "Say 'Ahhhh!'" He barely mumbled 'Ah!' as he opened his mouth. The pressure from his mouth being forced to stay open was strange but only slightly un-comfortable, more out of how foreign the sensation was than any physical pain. The constant but slight pressure on his teeth made him float further away as he adjusted to breathing more through his nose.
She placed his cheeks in her hands and moved his head, forcing him to look at her eye to eye. She looked serious as she spoke. "Alright, this parts important." She stuck out her first two fingers and her thumb. "You have three safe words. Yes, even with the gag in." she flicked out her index finger. "Number one: go humma! Humma! Humma! This means, I'm fine, ignore my noises, keep going. Make the noise for me, please." As he started to speak, drool dripping from the gag, he stopped floating and the reality of the situation suddenly hit him, and he immediately went bright red and turned his head away from her. His thoughts had finally pierced through the dreamy haze. Oh my God. Oh my God! He thought. Is this... is this actually happening? Is this actually, finally going to happen?
His panic was shaken from him as she grabbed him by the chin, forcing him eye to eye again. She stopped, her face softened as she cradled his cheeks again. "Are you okay?" she said with a sly smile. His eyes widened. "Humma! Humma! Humma!" he grunted. Her smile didn't fade but her tone was once again stern as she continued. "Number two: Fuwaa! Fuwaa! Fuwaa! Means slow down, its becoming two much for me. Lets hear it sweetie!" He repeated. God, there was so much drool! "And finally: Uhn! Uhn! Uhn! Means emergency, red, instant stop. One more for me, dear!" once again, he repeated. "Now say: purple monkey dishwasher."
"Paple-pal-path... pith hath!!" She cackled and squeezed his nose. He looked away, embarrassed as he gagged out more drool, but she took a towel from the edge of the bed and wiped down his mouth.
"Lie down." She ordered as she moved behind him, to the other side of the bed. As Bryan obeyed she pulled him by the handcuffs and made him shimmy to the centre. He moved with her pushes and nudges, ultimately lying on his back, arms outstretched as she pulled the cuffs chain-link behind the back of the bed's head. Before he could shift to reduce the stretch Vergil suddenly mounted him, holding a pillow in one hand, and the tape and cloth in the other. "Head up, eyes closed," She whispered. He took a deep breath as he closed his eyes. She ran her finger through his hair as she reached for the back of his head. He could help but squirm and twitch at the sensation. She put the pillow down and from the back, began wrapping the cloth around his face. He still felt calm as the light still came through at the bottom of his nose, but when he heard the harsh rip of the tap his exhale became a shiver. He was left completely in the dark as she secured the cloth to the bridge of his nose and the base of his forehead.
For the last step, she took the headphones, put them on his ear and adjusted the band till it snugly squeezed his head. The world whooshed away and went quiet; the only sound left was his harsh, body-shaking heartbeat and steady, deep breathing. He felt Vergil grab his forehead and slowly push his head down into the pillow. He could barely sense her presence as she walked out the room, the headphones completely muffling the sound of the door closing behind her. He wasn't moving, but in the dark, the room was spinning.