The Latex Labyrinth

The Latex Labyrinth, known also as The Rubber Maze is an absolutely massive maze of variously colored padded walls and ceilings that go on seemingly endlessly, with no way out.

How one enters the labyrinth is unknown, and how to exit it is even harder to say. Most who enter are never able to escape, forced to wander forever.

The labyrinth has the anomalous properties of causing the people inside to no longer feel hunger, or any other natural need, with the exception of sleep, as well as causing most, of their memories to be lost or hazy, with one of the only memories they retain being their own name. Furthmore, in terms of more extreme happenings, anyone trapped within the labyrinth also looses both the ability to age and the ability to die, making them immortal, but not invincible.

The labyrinth is home to all sorts of strange and bizarre phenomena, all befitting as the place itself is such a phenomenon on its own. These phenomena come in the form of various traps, beings, creatures, and machines that can be found in various rooms, halls, or even roaming.

The most common of the traps is the sinking pits. They often appear as large pools of liquid latex that act almost like quicksand. While smaller instances of these liquid latex pools can be quickly and safely walked over, larger pools will most certainly cause an individual to begin to slowly sink into the latex until they are completely submerged. From there, their only chance of escape is to hope that they fall through the bottom of the pool into the ceiling of another layer of the labyrinth, as the liquid latex pools don't entirely abide by the laws of gravity, with pools appearing on the floors in some rooms, and on the ceilings in others.

Going further with the traps in the labyrinths are bait rooms, which appear normally as somewhat dim rooms in the otherwise well lit and colorful environment. If an individual were to enter a bait room, they'll find themselves quickly sealed into the room, the walls and ceilings quickly compacting and inflating in order to squish and restrain the individual inside. While the individual may be able to squirm around in the various gaps of the padding, they cannot escape until the room itself resets, of which, they do at random intervals.

Beyond just the rooms, there also exist entire areas in the labyrinth that have a physical, looming 'fog' of a mysterious pink color. One might assume that the gas mask they dawn is capable of filtering out said fog, but this simply isn't the case. If too much if the fog is inhaled, an individual who inhaled it will begin to quickly feel its effects, as the fog acts like a potent aphrodisiac. While the symptoms are subtle at first, the individual, now turned victim will feel a strong desire to pleasure themselves, something they often cannot achieve on their own due to the restraints they are forced to dawn while wandering the labyrinth.

Another of the various traps are the blob shooters, which exclusively exist in the much rarer large rooms within the labyrinth. The blob shooters appear as simple, large dark orbs on the walls and ceiling of these larger rooms, but if altered, be it by an individual within the room making too much noise, or an individual touching one of the shooters directly, they'll quickly open up sprouting cannons that fire sticky, gooey latex orbs that rapidly begin to expand upon contact with a surface, quickly forming a restrictive, crushing shell around anyone unfortunate enough to be unable to escape before the room closes itself off. The inflated blobs remain inflated for quite some time, making escape difficult, though they do begin to lose their stickiness after an hour, making it possible to slip out if one finds themselves totally encased.

Within the labyrinth, there also exists strange beings as well, one of these beings appearing simply as a series of wet, latex tentacles that will slide out from between the rubber panels of various rooms, be it from the floors, walls, or ceilings. They will quickly attempt to grab onto any passer-by, and once they do get their hands on an individual, it will begin to pleasure them until they reach a climax that the tentacles will then harvest for sustenance. It may do so several times before letting an individual free.

Beyond the mysterious tentacles, there also exists a set of being known as Drones within the labyrinth. Drones appear somewhat like another person that may be lost, however the latex they dawn is typically more colorful, and the lenses of their "gas mask" will have hypnotic patterns in them. They will attempt to lumber after an individual in order to get their hands on them, and get intimate with the individual. If the individual resists, they'll use their hypnotic gaze to ease the individual and make claiming them easier. The Drones are also quite smart, as they can also cleverly guide or bait individuals that they're pursuing into other traps, beings, or machines within the labyrinth in order to make it easier for the drones to get what they want. Drones do not speak, but they do moan and make other muffled noises.

Other than the tentacles and the Drones, there also exists living latex, which appear as large slime-like beings that slither about. They wander aimlessly throughout the labyrinth, similar to other creatures native to it. These massive living wads of latex will attempt to latch onto and encompass an individual, either partially or entirely, in order to forcefully pleasure them so that it may extract their pleasurable bodily fluids for itself as sustenance.

Additionally within the labyrinth lies the much simpler living ropes and living latex straps, that appear as ropes and straps respectively. They'll lie perfectly still or potentially hide in order to get the drop on an individual before suddenly restraining them, often wrapping tightly around the neck like a snake in order to make struggling all that much harder.

Finally, there exists the various machines within the labyrinth as well. One such machine is the "Makeover Machine." If an individual were to willingly step into or be forced into the Makeover Machine, they'll quickly find themselves restrained into a spread eagle, before then undergoing a process that will begin to transform said individual into various things. Most often, it may swap the sex of the individual who steps inside, making males females, and females males. Rarely however, it will either create a futa (a woman who also has a penis like a male), or transform the individual into a drone, recoloring their latex suit, and attaching hypnotic screens directly to their vision.

Beyond the Makeover Machine, there also exists the Tickle Stations, which unlike Makeover Machines that typically appear as labeled machines, appear only as a flat rubber panel against walls, floors, and occasionally ceilings. Should an individual approach the panel, robotic arms will quickly grab, and restrain the individual in a spread eagle, before various tickling devices emerge from the panel, in the forms of feathers, robotic hands, small robotic digits, or rollers, which are the most intense. The individual will remain trapped and forced to endure the tickling until the machine itself seems the individual to be satisfied, in which the individual will be safely released and allowed to roam the labyrinth once more.

Finally, the only other machine in the labyrinth is the Pleasure Boxes. They appear as large metallic boxes that can either be walked into directly via a door, or dropped directly onto an individual in a trap like fashion. The individuals inside will quickly find themselves restrained by various wires within the box, and pleasured by various instruments, with a tube attaching directly to the individuals gas mask in order to pump aphrodisiacs into the individual's system to maximize pleasure. Like most things in the labyrinth, it will not stop until it deems the individual to be "satisfied."

All of these traps, beings, and machines are fairly uncommon within the labyrinth, and are extremely unlikely to appear one after the other, and even more unlikely to appear at the same time without some sort of premeditated planning. For the most part, individuals will spend most of their time in the Latex Labyrinth wandering, and should only occasionally run into trouble, assuming they're smart enough to know what to try and avoid.