Sinjir does come back. The first time, he sort of sidles in, embarrassed, unsure of his welcome. If he'd just needed this a little less, he'd've come in much more cocksure, but the sheer depths to which he wants Ba'al to hurt him -- it just has him really off-balance. Being turned away would be beyond humiliating.
Which is why he decides to play up the bravado, a bit, when Ba'al enters.
"Got you something," says Sinjir, and he tosses, at Ba'al, a tight bundle of chain. It's cuffs -- four sets, actually, for throat, wrists, ankles, and cock, with a variable length of chain. Anything can be attached or detached from anywhere along the length of it, and it locks by activation of a magnetic key. Too strong for a human to pull apart.
And, because it's made for exactly this type of play: it will come undone on verbal invocation of a programmed safeword. But, bar that, it would take rather a bit of effort for Sinjir to get out of those.
In addition: they're gold (all the better to match against Sinjir's skin tone), subtly jeweled (decoration, without being overly gaudy, because he has this feeling that Ba'al likes things being decorated), and the edges are all blunted, with a bit of careful padding worked in. Not enough to make the cuffs completely comfortable to wear, but enough that there wouldn't be any real damage.
He picked these out quite carefully, and he had to dodge Temmin for like three hours while he did it, so he really hopes Ba'al appreciates the effort.
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Which is why he decides to play up the bravado, a bit, when Ba'al enters.
"Got you something," says Sinjir, and he tosses, at Ba'al, a tight bundle of chain. It's cuffs -- four sets, actually, for throat, wrists, ankles, and cock, with a variable length of chain. Anything can be attached or detached from anywhere along the length of it, and it locks by activation of a magnetic key. Too strong for a human to pull apart.
And, because it's made for exactly this type of play: it will come undone on verbal invocation of a programmed safeword. But, bar that, it would take rather a bit of effort for Sinjir to get out of those.
In addition: they're gold (all the better to match against Sinjir's skin tone), subtly jeweled (decoration, without being overly gaudy, because he has this feeling that Ba'al likes things being decorated), and the edges are all blunted, with a bit of careful padding worked in. Not enough to make the cuffs completely comfortable to wear, but enough that there wouldn't be any real damage.
He picked these out quite carefully, and he had to dodge Temmin for like three hours while he did it, so he really hopes Ba'al appreciates the effort.