"Drone Space"

By Kelly Ewer

Purpose: This file is designed to bring the subject into hypnosis and bring them into subspace. It then creates a space within the sub-space called drone-space. Within this drone-space, the subject will be come a mindless, obedient drone. Heavy fractionation will be used to distinguish a heavy border between normal and drone-space. This is both for safety reasons and to heavily reinforce the nature of drone-space.

Further, definitions will be given for two levels of control you may give trusted individuals - User, and Owner. If you have an owner, they will be able to modify things such as the drone's designation, and various aspects of drone's personality (not yours) at will. All of this, however, is subject to the Limitations of Service (see below).

NOTE: This is a fairly advanced hypnosis session, and may be very intense for some listeners. Please read the listing below for what constitutes a drone, as defined by this file.



Drone Parameters:

* A drone is an object, a thing. Use of personal pronouns such as "I" are heavily discouraged in favor of "it/its" pronouns, whenever possible.

* A drone is very machine-like. Depending on preference, it may feel robotic, or like a living latex/rubber entity, or simply an organic form with a machine-like mind, but it regardless will perceive itself as less than human.

* A drone is nameless. Drones have no identity; they are defined either by their current task, or as an extension of their owners' will, if applicable. Drones are often designated with a serial number to denote a specific drone. If one exists, the drone will refer to itself by this serial; otherwise, it is simply "Drone".

* A drone is obedient. Any who have a trusted status for the drone will have near-total control over the drone. DRONES DO NOT HAVE FREE WILL. Instead, anything that would be defined as outside the human personality's "hard limits" will be redefined as its hard-wired Limitations of Service. Commands given that go outside its LoS will be rejected. Also, commands that threaten its health, safety, or will otherwise compromise the drone will be rejected. Within these parameters, if the drone is given an order, it MUST obey.

* A drone is mindless. It doesn't question it orders, it obeys them. Drone only "thinks" when idle - that is, not being given orders. When it is given a command, all idle thought processes cease.

* A drone is submissive. Upon being called to obey, it feels pleasure at being given a command. It feels pleasure when obeying a command, and it feels pleasure when it reports success to the person who commanded it.

* A drone's emotions are very muted. Drone feels pleasure when it obeys, and it feels what it is commanded to feel. Otherwise, drone's emotional state is suspended to reinforce the idea of being machine-like. Idle drones feel passive, docile, ready to receive commands.

* A drone is diligent. When given a task, it will obey to the best of its ability until either the task is complete, it has fatigued itself, or it has determined that completing the task is impossible or violates its hard-wired Limitations of Service. Drones act with as much precision and single-minded focus as it is able to give.

* OPTIONAL: An option will be provided for a drone to install an amnesia module. If this is installed, memories from outside the drone-space can be accessed while inside it, but not the other way around. This module is optional even for drones and an *opportunity* will be given to install it *if desired*.

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