S-O-D (Part 1)

S-O-D

1.- Several years ago he was only surviving. Betrayed, he had lost almost everything and his adversaries looked at him with contempt.

He had a curious history: trained as a slave, he had become a known, powerful, and ambitious Master. That same ambition was his downfall, driving a slave to a point of no return, where he betrayed him out of desperation.

His name was Duncan Havinhurst Holper, but we will call him DHH. He was still handsome at 50, but he felt frustrated and weighed down.

He decided to make a risky change and take charge of his life with an extreme and dangerous gamble. He wanted to recreate an experience in which he had participated as a spectator a few years earlier, but now taken to the extreme, without limits and with all current technological resources. He needed a major investment.

He did not have many places to turn, except to the slave who had betrayed him and had taken over his resources. He spoke with that slave’s owner, a vulgar and despicable being, his rival and enemy, but he had no other option.

That slave was ñakislav and his owner was Clemente, with whom he had an abyss of difference. But he did it; Clemente laughed and saw his desperation.

I will grant you a loan, but if you do not pay, I will keep everything you own.

He had no choice but to accept the conditions. Clemente’s lawyer slave, Phillipe, drafted the contract, by which the guarantees were all of DHH’s properties.

Clemente had liked the idea; he remembered the precarious way in which he had done it and how he had repeated it, with great success. Perhaps he could take it up again and find other interesting spin-offs. He did nothing without seeing everything that might suit him.

With the resources to invest in infrastructure, technology, and software, DHH now began to look for two slaves who fit his profile: young, attractive, and trained for maximum punishment, without limits and absolutely submissive. They could not be apprentices or the merely curious.

A difficult task, but he knew where to look and whom to turn to. He only had to do it with tact and discretion.

The first person he contacted was the Lord, a well-known North American Master who had settled in Mexico, though he did not know where, but assumed it was in Yucatán or Quintana Roo. He had a reputation for being a brutal trainer, who subjected his slaves to brutal treatment, until breaking them and turning them into true animals devoted only to serving and pleasing. He did it through a mutual acquaintance: a Moroccan Master. Communication took several days and finally he replied and agreed to an interview. To do so he had to travel to Mexico City and follow instructions to various places for several hours until he was finally able to meet him in a car in Colonia Roma. He told him about his project, in detail, informed him about the investment, and made the request:

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