“The world is shrouded in darkness; all boundaries and escape routes have vanished. Those white contact lenses completely obscure vision, leaving a blank. Saliva flows silently down the edge of the gag, the FUNF rotor relentlessly invading the lower body, forcing the wearer to blindly grope through a labyrinth of memories. After losing their sight, their sense of touch becomes abnormally acute; they suffer a series of torments—inhalation, electric shocks, and violent vibrations. Then, in a moment, everything suddenly descends into madness—the berserk mode is activated. But this is only the beginning. When the FUNF rotor is replaced by the insertable device, and the escape route is ruthlessly severed by a pillar, the body is mercilessly fixed in place, and the real test begins. Wearing a small medical oxygen mask, gasping for the carbon dioxide accumulating in the breathing bag, the lungs burn to their limit. But the next breath of fresh air is not a gain of freedom, but a redemption of self-control. The breathing bag contains a flow-sensing check valve. It only accepts gentle, calm breaths, coldly rejecting the frantic oxygen cravings that lead to gasping for air. Whether one succumbs further or recovers slowly depends entirely on the tense, sparking struggle between will and instinct. The more panicked you are, the deeper the suffocation; the more you struggle, the deeper you sink into an endless cycle of gasping for air…”
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