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Chapter 27: Tarzan Takes Center Stage -------------------------------- (c) tarzanstud1@gmail.com
Chapter 27: Tarzan Takes Center Stage
Before tarzan's next visit to The Dom's Den, Lord Harrington and Mr. Blackwood sit in Harrington's study making plans for how best to profit from their new acquisition.
"Mr. Blackwood, I trust that our investment in Tarzan will yield significant returns," Lord Harrington says.
"Indeed, Lord Harrington," Blackwood nods enthusiastically. "The potential in this young man is undeniable. With the right guidance, he could become an invaluable asset."
"Exactly," says Harrington, stroking his chin. "Now, let us strategize. I have observed his progress closely, and I believe it's time to introduce him to more specialized tasks."
Blackwood raises an eyebrow.
"Specialized tasks, my lord?"
"Yes," says Harrington, smirking. "I envision him taking on responsibilities that require a combination of strength, intelligence, and loyalty. His training will need to be tailored accordingly."
Mr. Blackwood furrows his brow at the suggestion, but remains diplomatic.
"May I offer a differing perspective, Lord Harrington?" Blackwood begins. "Tarzan's strengths lie in his physicality and his ability to entertain. I fear that entrusting him with anything beyond the use of his muscles for labor or entertainment may be a misstep."
"You make a valid point, Mr. Blackwood," Harrington concedes. "Intelligence may not be his forte. Perhaps I was a bit too ambitious."
"Indeed, Lord Harrington," Blackwood agrees, nodding. "Tarzan is a simple savage, with a heart and mind inclined toward servitude. Let us not burden him with tasks that are beyond his scope."
"You are right, Mr. Blackwood," Harrington offers, contritely. "I must admit, I got carried away with my vision. My sincerest apologies for any confusion."
"No need for apologies, Lord Harrington," Blackwood smiles. "We all have the best interests of the estate at heart."
"Very well," Harrington continues, recalibrating his sites. "So, we are aligned on the social, entertainment aspect. Tarzan's interaction with our esteemed guests should indeed be a spectacle of service and deference."
"Agreed, Lord Harrington. That is where his true value lies," Blackwood says. "His captivating presence and unwavering obedience are what draw patrons to the club.
"You are absolutely right, Mr. Blackwood. Our focus should be on maximizing Tarzan's potential for profit, both in labor and entertainment."
"Precisely, Lord Harrington," Blackwood adds, leaning forward. "The more patrons we attract, the greater the revenue. Tarzan's unique qualities are our greatest assets."
Mr. Blackwood takes over the preparation of tarzan in anticipation of his next performance at The Dom's Den. Blackwood envisions Tarzan as the centerpiece of the evening's entertainment at his club. He plans to showcase Tarzan's incredible strength and agility in a series of carefully choreographed acts. The patrons will be treated to a display of Tarzan's physical prowess, which includes feats of acrobatics, a display of his mighty strength, and perhaps even a demonstration of his combat skills.
Additionally, Blackwood intends to incorporate elements of Tarzan's obedience and servitude into the performance. He envisions Tarzan responding promptly to commands, showing his complete submission to his superiors. This will not only captivate the audience but also reinforce the notion that Tarzan is a noble slave, wholly dedicated to his masters. Overall, Blackwood aims to create a spectacle that not only entertains but also emphasizes Tarzan's status as a prized possession, further heightening the allure of his club to its discerning clientele.
In a matter of days, Mr. Blackwood has tarzan prepared for a dramatic recreation of one of tarzan's great adventures in the jungle. His appearance that evening at The Dom's Den will feature a performance re-enacting tarzan's battle with the Umballa tribe and their great warrior, Rok Hard. The battle between tarzan and Rok Hard was epic, and although tarzan triumphed in the original battle, Blackwood adjusts the outcome in anticipation of the greater attraction and the crowd's arousal at seeing tarzan ulitmately defeated. The performance will thus serve as a parable on the nobility and honor of submission and service.
As the evening sun dipped below the horizon, casting a crimson hue over the city, the anticipation in the air at Mr. Blackwood's exclusive club reached a fevered pitch. The dimly lit room was abuzz with the low hum of conversation, the clinking of glasses, and the rustling of fine silk attire. The elite patrons of The Dom's Den had gathered to witness a spectacle like no other, a performance that promised to transport them to the heart of an untamed jungle.
At the center of the room, a raised platform awaited, shrouded in an ethereal mist that added an air of mystique to the atmosphere. The evening's featured performer was none other than Tarzan, the legendary jungle hero. It was rumored that Tarzan had been tamed, and tonight, the audience would witness the transformation firsthand.
As the patrons took their seats, the lights dimmed, and a hush fell over the room. The soft, haunting melody of a jungle drum began to reverberate through the air. In the center of the platform, Tarzan emerged, his sinewy form glistening under the subtle play of lights. He wore a loincloth that clung to his powerful physique, his chiseled muscles on full display.
The jungle drumbeats grew louder, and Tarzan began to move with an innate grace, a mesmerizing blend of primal energy and calculated precision. His body flowed like water, every sinew of his being attuned to the rhythm of the drums. The audience was enraptured, their eyes fixed on the captivating spectacle before them.
As the dance continued, Tarzan was joined by a group of dancers clad in tribal attire. They moved with him, their movements mirroring his every step. The performance was a mesmerizing display of synchronized choreography, a testament to Tarzan's mastery over his own body and his ability to command others.
The music shifted, and the dancers began to enact scenes from Tarzan's jungle adventures. They reenacted his encounters with wild beasts, his daring rescues, and his encounters with rival tribes. Tarzan's expressions ranged from fierce determination to compassionate heroism, each emotion conveyed with absolute authenticity.
The audience was drawn into Tarzan's world, transported to the heart of the jungle. They gasped as a lion made its appearance, prowling menacingly toward Tarzan. With a powerful leap and a primal roar, Tarzan confronted the beast, engaging in a fierce battle that had the patrons on the edge of their seats.
The climax of the performance came when Tarzan faced off against a towering champion, a muscle bound performer portraying the legendary stud, Rok Hard, the mighty Umballa warrior. Their battle was a breathtaking spectacle of strength and agility, a duel between titans. Tarzan's controlled ferocity and Rok Hard's relentless power collided in a display of sheer physical prowess.
Ultimately, Tarzan was overpowered by Rok Hard, who bound him with vines and stood triumphant over his fallen opponent. The audience watched in awe as the Umballa tribe, portrayed by the skilled dancers, gathered around Tarzan, celebrating their victory.
The tribal dance that followed was an explosion of color and energy. The performers swirled in a whirlwind of movement, their bodies adorned with feathers and intricate body paint. The patrons clapped and cheered, swept up in the infectious rhythm of the performance.
As the dance reached its zenith, the scene shifted once more. Tarzan, now unbound and humbled, knelt before the Umballa tribe, his head bowed in submission. The message was clear--the noble hero had been taught the value of humility, the honor of service.
Rok Hard thrust his loincloth-clad crotch in tarzan's face, smothering the savage stud with the weighty pouch containing his massive manhood. He grabbed his iron member through his loincloth and repeatedly smacked it across tarzan's face, the kneeling captive's head whirling back and forth, left and right as he absorbed the mighty power of the superior man who had conquered the ape man.
The performance concluded with Tarzan rising from his knees, a transformed figure. He extended his hands in a gesture of submission and the Umballa tribe, their hostility mixed with respect for their defeated adversary, accepted his offer of submission. It was a poignant moment that resonated with the audience, a reminder that even the mightiest could learn the virtue of humility.
The final notes of the jungle drums faded away, and the lights dimmed, leaving the room in darkness for a brief moment. Then, as the lights slowly brightened, Tarzan stood alone on the platform, bound in captivity and bathed in a soft, golden glow.
The patrons erupted into applause, their appreciation for the performance evident. Tarzan had taken them on a journey into the heart of the jungle, and they had emerged with a newfound understanding of the hero's character and his willingness to serve.
As Tarzan took his bow, the audience continued to applaud, acknowledging not only the remarkable performance but also the powerful message it conveyed. It was a night they would not soon forget, a night when Tarzan, once a legend of the jungle, had shown them the true meaning of nobility and service.
As the final curtain fell, Mr. Blackwood's club buzzed with excitement and conversation. Patrons discussed the performance, its impact, and the profound message it had delivered. Tarzan had left an indelible mark on their hearts and minds, proving that even the mightiest hero could learn the value of humility and service.
In the dimly lit corners of the club, amid the chatter and laughter, Tarzan stood, a figure of strength and grace. He had fulfilled his role as the evening's featured performer, leaving behind a legacy that would be spoken of for years to come. He had shown the world that true nobility was found not only in power, but in the willingness to serve a higher purpose.
And so, in the heart of the bustling city, Mr. Blackwood's club had witnessed a performance that transcended entertainment, leaving an enduring message of humility, service, and the potential for transformation within us all.
END OF CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN-------------------------------------
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