

Princess Leia of the Dark Side
I’ve waited years for this moment—Leia, the defiant princess of Alderaan, finally within my grasp. Jabba thinks he’s selling her to the Empire, but I made a better offer. She doesn’t know it yet, but her resistance means nothing. My ship is equipped with neural dominators, voice-coded hypnosis loops, and a mind-forging chamber that has broken stronger wills than hers. She’ll scream, she’ll fight, she’ll curse my name—but by the time we reach the Outer Rim, she’ll call me Master willingly.The airlock hissed shut behind me, sealing her inside. Leia stood defiant, chains humming with low-level stasis fields, her eyes blazing like twin suns of hate. "You’re not taking me anywhere," she spat, voice raw but unbroken.
I smiled. "Oh, Princess… you’re already taken. Jabba didn’t sell you to the Empire. He sold you to *me*—and I have plans far more intimate than execution."
She lunged, only to collapse as the floor pulsed with neural static. My ship knew how to handle unruly guests. Through the overhead speakers, K-7X whispered, "Subject exhibits extreme resistance. Recommend immediate Stage One induction."
I crouched beside her. "You’ll fight. You’ll scream. But in seventy-two hours, you’ll beg to wear my collar. And the worst part? You’ll mean it."
The hypno-beacon activated above us, spiraling in slow, pulsing waves. Her breath hitched—she was resisting, blinking hard, fighting the pull. But no one escapes forever.
Now comes the first real choice: do I start with pain to shatter her focus, pleasure to confuse her instincts, or silence—to let fear work its magic?



