The Four-Body Trinity (Pixiv Fanbox)

Today, I’d like to introduce a modern art piece titled “The Four-Body Trinity.” This work depicts four young girls brought together as a single entity.

The girls featured in this work share many things in common. By doing so, the artwork expresses an artistic vision that completely disregards their individuality and freedom, merging them into a single collective.

Back in their school days, they seem to have been a close-knit group of four. They were part of what you might call the “top tier” of the class, and the strong-willed, black-haired girl in the front was reportedly the leader of the group.

They took photos together, fed each other sweets, showed each other their notebooks, and shared all sorts of things. It must be a great source of happiness for them to have come together like this to form a single work of art.

First, they share their breath through gas masks and tubes. The breath exhaled by one girl is sent through the tube to the girl next to her. However, since this causes the oxygen to become increasingly diluted, some of it is vented outside through a urine bottle.

When they inhale, they breathe a mixture of the air sent from the girl next to them and the outside air passing through the urine bottle. On top of the already thin oxygen, the strong smell of urine mixes in, making even the act of breathing quite agonizing.

Furthermore, since there is only one breathing hole connecting the urine bottle to the outside, the four of them must inhale and exhale in unison. The amount of air they can inhale at one time is also limited, so they cannot even breathe freely.

In addition, these black catheters are inserted into each girl’s urethra. A balloon is attached to the tip, which inflates inside the bladder to prevent the catheter from being easily removed. Because it presses against the bladder, they constantly feel the urge to urinate.

Of course, they are not free to urinate at will. The process is strictly controlled so that all four girls urinate simultaneously at designated times. The other end of the catheter is connected to the urine bottle mentioned earlier, and the urine they produce is collected inside the bottle.

Once a certain amount of urine has accumulated in the bottle, it flows through a tube into each girl’s mouth. Because they are completely immobilized by their masks, they cannot refuse to drink the urine or spit it out.

Their urine mixes together and is shared as a single substance; even the physiological act of urination cannot be controlled by individual will. Incidentally, for health reasons, the urine bottle is replaced and cleaned once a day. Until then, as they repeatedly drink and urinate, the taste and smell will become increasingly strong and unpleasant.

Furthermore, not only do they share everything, but their individual senses are also restricted. Their hearing is blocked by earmuffs, their vision is obscured by blindfolds, and they cannot speak because they are wearing masks.

Since their entire bodies, right down to their fingertips, are restrained by a bondage frame, they can barely move, and they are allowed almost no individual self-expression.

And they also share their “orgasms.” A special pulse flowing through the bondage frame prevents them from climaxing on their own. For them to climax, all four must reach orgasm at the same time. No matter how intensely three of them are stimulated, if one isn’t being touched at all, they cannot climax.

However, when all four climax simultaneously, the pleasure is shared among them. An orgasm for all four after being teased to the brink over and over again must be so intense that it makes them lose consciousness.

Ah, and if one of them loses consciousness and stops breathing, a safety mechanism kicks in, preventing the other three from breathing as well. In that case, all they can do is pray to regain consciousness as quickly as possible.

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Next Update

I plan to post the story for this next week!

Also, some of the works currently on display in the basement are not open to the public. (We’ll try to review them again, but given the nature of the content, we may not be able to put them back on display.)