Eroticas Rehabilitas: Holly and the Discipline Suit

For an eternity, I have fretted over the following case, and now, I am excited to say, we have succeeded in rescuing a long held captive heroine. The break in the case came when we learned that the name of the victim is not Tamara as we had thought for many, many years, but Holly. That makes all the difference.

You can read her case here:

Discipline Suit

I suggest that you read the details of her case in order to understand how we had to handle her rescue.

We found the address where she was being kept and confirmed the existence of the cylindrical cement silo buried deep underground by placing various sensors on the ground around the neighborhood and then “thumping” the ground repeatedly with a heavy object. Then we were able to construct an image of the subterranean structure. We drilled in horizontally from over 500 meters away over the course of two weeks when the perp was not at his residence. Finally, we drilled in through the wall of the silo and clipped the chains that held Holly hanging in her discipline suit. As soon as we retrieved her we were able to inject her with a tranquilizer. We left a tapestry in her place with our symbol emblazoned upon it:

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We flew, with great haste, to our island estate and began the process of attempting to extract Holly from the discipline suit. That process is still in progress. We were able to remove most all the rubber suit in time, although we are still working out how to remove the metal bits - her cuffs, collar, chastity belt and bra, her inhibitor bar. We were able to get her gag out, but her tongue and nose have been so intricately pierced and the fixtures are so integrated into her bone structure that we have been reluctant to remove any of her “jewelry”. Resultantly, while she can now make sounds without fear of being punished, the sounds that she makes are mostly unintelligible. Some of that may have to do with loss of muscle from inactivity in her mouth.

We are keeping her on a liquid diet for now. She seems to be able to get around well despite have a bar descending between her legs that is sensitive to any touch. We are still pondering how to remove the bar - it cannot simply be sheared off. On the other hand her leg muscles are tremendously well developed and she seems very content at wearing platform boots and running free through the upper fields. Her hand grip is slowly strengthening after so many years of disuse. We have been able to tune in to a proper frequency  that allows her to hear us with her hearing aids which we will eventually hope to remove. Indeed, Amy and Anne Marie, the two that we recently rescued from Rifan, are finally using their electrolarynx devices to talk to Holly and they all seem quite happy to have another with whom to interact.

We are researching how to remove all the metal from Holly and hope that she will be able to resume a normal life. If not we will always have a place for her to stay here on my island. We always need strong runners for future rescue missions.