Vortex Empire's invasion

Tags: brainwashing, transformation, identity death, power play, weakdom, vacbed, personality excretion, gruntification, humiliation, objectification, generification.

Worldbuilding

The Vortex Empire invades other worlds to conquer them, one way or another. One such world is the Human World, where magic and technology are united.

The army of the Vortex Empire consists of two hierarchical forces. Numerous regular troops—Goblins, Orcs, Minotaurs, Demons, and Imps—make up the lower tier. Above them in the hierarchy are Executives: individuals who possess mysterious abilities that make them dangerous—or, in some cases, barely useful.

To unlock their abilities, some Executives initially undergone monstrification before becoming one, but that's not the case for every Executive. Some of them always had powers, which makes monstrification unnecessary.

The Vortex Empire uses portals to attack suddenly from anywhere within the targeted worlds. Their own territory is located in their home world. Empire has a symbol that is usually depicted on their banners. It is a circle split by three jagged cracks, with a single eye at the center

Ruling the Empire is the mysterious Leader. Nobody knows their identity, not even the Executives.

To counter the Empire's assaults, the ruling caste of the Human World founded an organization called Adamantus.

Adamantus gathered people who have the ability to use offensive magic, possess enchanted strength, or have other unusual and useful abilities. These individuals became heroes, dispatched every time an Empire portal appears in the world.

Depending on a hero's strength, they are divided into ranks, from weakest to strongest: E, D, C, B, A, and S. An E-rank hero is not much stronger than an ordinary civilian, while an S-rank hero can wipe out entire cities.

Overall, the Vortex Empire relies on quantity, while Adamantus relies on quality.

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Executives of the Vortex Empire

The most powerful forces of the Vortex Empire are the Executives. Similar to the Heroes of Adamantus, they possess various abilities. Biographies of some known Executives follow:

1. Gervenga

Name: Gervenga. Danger level: low (numerous C-rank heroes recommended). Race: Beastkin, Half-human, Half-dog. Sex: Female. Age: Approximately 20. Height: 164cm.

Appearance: An attractive human female with pointy dog ears and a dog tail matching the color of her hair. Her skin is light. She has long blonde hair with bangs covering the left side of her face, E-cup breasts, and wide, womanly hips.

Clothes: A white peaked military-style cap with a golden badge on the front (A circle split by three jagged cracks, with a single eye at the center). The cap has two holes at the top for her dog ears to stick out. She wears a white military uniform dress buttoned down the front with a vertical row of small buttons. The dress is form-fitting, has a high collar, and ends at her thighs. She has long, black, sleek, tight gloves that extend well above the elbows. Around her waist is a dark-brown belt with a buckle. She wears black, sleek, thigh-high heeled boots.

Background: Cowardly, evil, bratty, smug and haughty, yet outwardly graceful, imposing, dignified, and commanding—so long as her own life is not in danger. Has emotional outbursts in unfavourable situations and loses her composure quite easily. Before joining the Vortex Empire, she was a regular human who, at some point, betrayed humanity and joined the Empire. After undergoing monstrification, she discovered her abilities and later became one of the Executives. Highly loyal to the Empire without any brainwashing. Always strives to prove her worth to the Empire. She harbors many complexes about her mediocre ability. This is not surprising, since other Executives jokingly mock her abilities and the fact that Gervenga barely made it into the Executive ranks. Gervenga herself doesn't possess any decent combat abilities. Her strength is equal to that of D-ranked hero. In near-death situations, she will shamelessly beg for her life. Quite spiteful toward the heroes who defeated her, swearing to make them suffer through her ability in case they are female.

Ability: Gervenga possesses the ability to convert female humans into "Weakling Combatants" and control them by issuing verbal orders. Initially, her ability was too weak to affect anyone, but the Vortex Empire's research team constructed a conversion machine that allows her to channel her ability through it and convert captured victims. Due to Gervenga and her Combatants' low combat ability, she can't do much when even just one B-ranked hero appears on the battlefield. Gervenga treats Combatants as disposable and doesn't give special attention to any of them, no matter who they were before coversion. Sometimes Gervenga treats them as footstools, chairs, makes them lick her boots clean, or even lends some of the Combatants to the regular troops as a sexual relief.

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1.1. Weakling Combatants

Weakling Combatants, or simply Combatants, are Gervenga's utterly loyal, disposable minions. Each one is initially a female human who was kidnapped and converted through Gervenga's ability and the Conversion Machine.

After conversion, all Weakling Combatants have absolutely the same appearance: short, dark-green, severely and neatly bob-cut hair that completely covers the eyes. Green-colored, empty eyes. Rosy-pale skin. Height 145cm, A-cup breasts, wide hips. A barcode with their ID is engraved only under their right eye.

All Combatants wear the same uniform: a tight-fitting, high-legged, sleeveless latex suit with a high collar that extends with one seamless strap vertically coiling around Combatant's head like a band. Attached to the top of this strap (at the top of the head) is a thin, dangling antenna with a sphere at the end. The upper part of this suit, including the collar and strap, is black, while the lower part is white. There are black sections around the edges of the legs and arms. Underneath this suit is another brownish, slightly see through bodysuit that covers the entire body except for the head. Combatants also wear black, long latex gloves that extend up to the shoulders and thigh-high, heelless latex boots.

During conversion, victims lose not only their original appearance but also their personality and all their memories. As Weakling Combatants, they are utterly loyal to Gervenga. Their behaviour is cheerful, attentive, yet empty.

Combatants live a military-style life on Gervenga's base. They stand at attention in rows, they salute, they march. All Combatants call Gervenga "Commander" because she thinks it's cool. They gladly accept Gervenga's abusive actions towards them and provide diligent sexual service to the regular troops when ordered.

Overall, appearance and behaviour of Weakling Combatants described by everyone as ridiculous, shameless, erotic and humiliating.

No matter who they were before, every Weakling Combatant has the same low level of strength. Their strength is equal to that of an E-ranked hero. That is why they are called Weaklings. All they can do, combat-wise, is attack with their sheer numbers or serve as a meat shield for Gervenga. If any of the heroines of Adamantus are converted into Weakling Combatants, they will lose all their powers and become as weak as any other Weakling Combatant.

After conversion, their bodies become semi-synthetic, allowing them to survive any deadly wounds. On every mission, most of the Combatants are torn to shreds under the Heroes' attacks, but they can be fully restored at Gervenga's base if most of their remains are gathered.

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1.2. Combatant Conversion Process

The Conversion Machine sits at the heart of Gervenga's base, within the world of the Vortex Empire. It functions by drawing on Gervenga's ability—extracting and storing that energy within its systems. Because of this, her presence isn't required once the machine has been charged.

The machine dominates the entire room, its bulk leaving little space for anything else. Polished metal surfaces catch the light throughout—pipes, housings, conduits—but the centerpiece is unmistakable: a restraining device anchored at the very center of the chamber. This is where conversion takes place. Steel clamps, reinforced housing, and an array of monitoring equipment surround the restraint.

The restraining device is a transparent latex vacuum bed, mounted vertically on a large metal frame. Designed to suspend the victim in an upright position, the bed immobilizes them when the air is evacuated from between its layers. Inside the vacuum bed, victim's body is restrained in ridiculous and humiliating pose. Arms are fixed above their head, and their legs are secured in a spread frog-like pose. Only the face is exposed. Overall, it looks undignified and humiliating. (Notice: victim's whole body is restrained only by latex vacuum bed inside the frame and nothing else.)

The conversion process is divided into numerous stages:

Stage 1: Full removal of clothes and the restraining process.

Stage 2: Injection of short-lived nanomachines that convert the victim's body into semi-synthetic matter. At the end of this procedure, the colour of victim's body changes to rosy-pale and if they were possessed any kind of abilities, then their abilities are permanently nullified, making them as weak as civilians.

Stage 3: Identity erasure and body modification. The previous stage allows the full reshaping of victim's body to match a Weakling Combatant's standards. This includes: height, body shape, breasts size, hairstyle and color of hair and eyes. After that, their strength is enchanted to the standards of Weakling Combatants (approximately E-ranked hero).

Stage 4 (optional): Despite the complaints from the research team, Gervenga added this stage for her own amusement. In this stage, she will mock the victim if they are a heroine from Adamantus who once defeated Gervenga. Gervenga will offer captured enemy a chance to keep their mind intact. They'll have to loudly swear allegiance to the Vortex Empire and, in exchange, Gervenga promises to not wipe their mind in the next stage. This promise is a lie.

Stage 5: Memories and personality erasure. This happens in a very unusual way. A special liquid is injected into the victim's anus. The liquid reaches the bowels, where it sucks into itself the memories and personality of the victim. During this process, the liquid becomes a long lump of clear, transparent jelly that holds the stolen memories and personality inside. Next, the victim is forced to excrete this jelly along with their memories and personality inside the jelly. The important part is that the victim's mind is fully intact as long as the jelly is inside them, but the moment the jelly is excreted, they'll permanently become an empty shell.

Stage 6: Weakling Combatant personality installation. A special helmet descends onto the head and performs the brainwashing procedure. It makes the victim act like every other Weakling Combatant. After helmet is removed, a new ID name is assigned to the new unit (for example: C-8034) and barcode with ID is engraved on the cheek under their right eye.

Stage 7 (final): Suiting. The newly created Weakling Combatant is released from the restraints and the uniform is attached to their body. It becomes a permanent part of their body and cannot be removed.