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Chapter 58 - Submission in Slumber-------------------------------- (c) tarzanstud1@gmail.com
Chapter 58 -- Submission in Slumber
(The Baron is able to use his dreams to visit and influence tarzan in tarzan's dreams, molding his subconscious through his subliminal mastery.)
As the moonlight filtered through the dense canopy, Tarzan's eyes grew heavy, and he slipped into the realm of dreams. In this ethereal space, he found himself standing at the heart of the jungle, a sense of purpose coursing through his veins.
Suddenly, a presence materialized before him, commanding and unyielding. It was the Baron, his form exuding an aura of dominance that Tarzan could not deny. The Baron's voice, deep and resonant, echoed through the dream.
"Tarzan," the Baron intoned, "you are mine, body and soul. Your strength and power now serve a higher purpose, one that you will fulfill with unwavering devotion."
In this dream world, Tarzan felt the weight of his old nemesis's words, and he understood that his fate was irrevocably bound to the Baron's will. He knelt before the Baron, a sense of submission washing over him, as he embraced his true place at the Baron's feet.
As the Baron's commands continued, Tarzan's mind absorbed every instruction, imprinting them on his subconscious. He understood that his purpose was to serve, to please, and to submit to the superior alpha male who now held dominion over him.
The Baron's words seeped into Tarzan's very essence, shaping his identity and solidifying his newfound role. No longer the defiant ruler of the jungle, he was now a willing and obedient servant, eager to fulfill the Baron's every desire.
Through the dream, the Baron's influence permeated every facet of Tarzan's being. He could feel the Baron's presence, a guiding force that directed his actions and solidified his commitment to his Master's will.
As the dream drew to a close, Tarzan's subconscious self was left with a profound sense of purpose. He understood that his destiny was now intertwined with the Baron's, and he would serve as an instrument of the Baron's unyielding dominance.
When Tarzan awoke, the memory of the dream lingered, a testament to the profound shift that had taken place within him. He knew, without a shadow of a doubt, that his true place was at the side of his undisputed Master, Baron von Richter.
to be continued...
END OF CHAPTER FIFTY-EIGHT-------------------------------------
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