Hypothesis (The maturity of the ñakislav slave)

HYPOTHESIS

Clemente had imposed on Iñaki the obligation to make Phillipe the executive director of his investment consulting firm. He had done it to better control his slave, since he knew how he acted when he felt his family was threatened. Well, and he thought he would do what the slave feared.

He didn't want surprises.

Iñaki knew it, but he was also certain that Phillipe was an excellent lawyer, learning quickly.

Clemente followed Phillipe for weeks and months until he managed to catch him. He looked at him once and knew he had a submissive soul. At that time, he was just a law student and a swimming selectee at the University. He could have been a national selectee, but the Masters preferred to train him as a slave and they were not mistaken.

He had some strange traits: despite his natural submissive attitude, he had hints of rebellion, he liked to provoke his fellow slaves and had a almost sickly vocation for competition. He liked to win, be the best.

It bothered him that Iñaki was a better slave than him and he enjoyed it when he was tortured and punished. He enjoyed it when he was the one who had to apply the punishment to his fellow slave. If Iñaki felt something for Paulus, well, now he would start provoking and bothering him to indispose them with each other.

The relationship between the three in the apartment and the office was tense, complex, and there could be no trust between Iñaki and Phillipe.

He had been given the name painboy for his high capacity to withstand painful punishments: he was excited by floggings ("my vice", as he used to call it), clamps on his nipples, spankings, hot wax, and prolonged bondage sessions.

He had a privileged physique, that of a swimmer, with an excellent back, well-formed arms, and contoured legs. Subjected to rigorous training, he demonstrated with ease the many years dedicated to that task. For Clemente, he was objectively more handsome than Iñaki, although he still preferred the latter, for many reasons.

But he needed to toughen him up even more, take him to another level of resistance and endurance. Iñaki's recovery was surprising, and that made a big difference. He needed that for Phillipe.

Because Clemente, with his empirical rationality, had established a hypothesis about categories of submissives based on what they could or could not withstand. There were the basics, those who had submissive fantasies, but it was difficult to control them completely, they were prisoners of their fears and cowardice and would never give up control of their lives.

Then there were the mediums, surrendered submissives, assumed, but who set limits and preserved spaces of autonomy and will. They could withstand intense sessions or very severe punishments, but they withdrew because they had limits and their will made them respect them. They still had will.

Next were the advanced, submissives wh...