ITALIAN SPEAKINGToday I'm in the medical clinic, and my patient is complaining of shortage of breath. Well...He has certainly come to the right place. Here at DungeonRoma we have many ways to treat this sort of thing. I place him on the examination table, then to keep his head in place I fit a tight neck collar around his neck, as I don't want him to have too mush movement. I tell him I'm going to examine him to identify why he is short of breath. I place a tube in his nose, and it's connected to the oxygen bottle. I tell him I need him to try to breathe normally, and he must remain calm. I turn the screw on the bottle, and watch as he breathes in my little solution. Of course, it's not what he thinks. He will very soon be feeling somewhat drowsy, and I will quickly go to work on his breathing problem. I pull out a pair of latex gloves, and so enjoy that special sound of the latex as I pull them tightly over my fingers and hands. Then turning do my patient, I quickly place my hands over his face and mouth. His response seems quite positive, as he desperately tries to gasp for air under my tight latex grip. As I turn the bottle off and on... I'm wondering what's more effective? The intake from the bottle, or my personal touch? There's no escape for him, and I continue to make him suffer, and watch as he desperately tries to breathe. With his eyes rolling, I turn up the screw on the bottle and tell him to breathe in for me as I leave him to enjoy his Lucid Dreams...
