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This is a mind control fetish novel written and published initially by Madam Kistulot between 2005 and 2006 on the EMCA. On the surface, it’s about a superheroine who gets enthralled by what would probably be called a supervillain who heads her own corporation where all the other powers she takes control of work for her. I say on the surface because while the first chapter is devoted to setting up Silver Girl, her world of supers, her daily routine, and how it all works, only to then pretty much push the whole story forward and get her under the control of the supervillain mostly called The Lady throughout the book. From thereon almost nothing set up initially becomes relevant again (with one exception) and it really details her daily routine working for Chronos, though I’m wary of using the word work here.
It’s a 360 pages book (by my ebook counting method) but for all that space Silver Girl or Silver as she has been renamed (or silver when in the presence of The Lady) really only does two jobs while the rest of the time she’s really going around the skyscraper she’s now living in and getting hypnotized by the other supers working for The Lady, or hypnotizing them herself. The Lady pretty much lets all the other supers she has taken control of use their powers on each other which leads to a constantly shifting hierarchy of who is in control of whom, and since each of them has unique powers that are nicely suited to some form of mind control (Silver Girl herself discovers that her powers are also ideally suited to it, powers she never tried to use too much in the past due to her moral qualms of doing too much damage to others with them).
If you expect there to be a lot of sex going on all the time, the answer would be sort of yes and no at the same time. It is heavily implied that each of the supers under the control of the Lady (and she herself as well) have sex with the women they take control of, but since it’s all told from the perspective of someone who more often than not gets controlled or lets herself get controlled (Silver Girl really starts to like it) to the point that she doesn’t remember what happened afterward except feeling good, there’s almost zero explicit sex in here. The book is heavily suggestive of what is really going on and feels extremely hot, but if you go just by the words on the paper the most you will see is kissing, touching, and cuddling. And Silver Girl herself, when she’s in control, is blissfully, well innocent is the wrong word but really her needs run more toward physical and emotional closeness.
At times it feels like one of the reasons why Silver Girl takes so much to be under control or play with the other controlled women is that she seemed extremely lonely in her former life as a superheroine and now, with somebody else taking away her ability to make final choices, can, at last, allow herself to enjoy being around others and feeling again. One of the two jobs she performs for the Lady, basically capturing another superheroine she knew from her former life, reflects that to a degree because she has no qualms about taking her and when the Lady then utterly transform her capture into almost a mindless pet for her, still feels like this is a better life than that of the solitary superheroine she was living before. Sure, Silver Girl’s under control of the Lady, but there’s a degree of freedom to her thinking that makes it clear that she sees some of the positives to lacking total freedom but feeling love in turn.
What’s fascinating to me is that Silver Girl remains a superheroine until the end of the story, despite being utterly mind-controlled, to some degree changed to become the henchmen of a villain and become somewhat of a mind-controller herself, she never wavers in her need to help others and do good. There’s a genuine kindness to her that’s not diminished by being mind-controlled, just diverted. Where all the other officers of the Lady want to use their powers to control each other for the sheer power of it, she uses her powers of control either more like a mischievous spirit and for fun, to help others (however misguided) or to defend the people she loves or cares about. Which I think is what makes her prevail in the end when she goes against another mind controller who works in opposition to the Lady.
Most of those working for the Lady do it because they are forced to do it. With Silver Girl, while she is forced or rather mind-controlled as well, she also does it because she wants to save everyone around her, it’s such an integral part of herself that it survives her memories routinely getting erased or subdued, her mind shattered and broken into a million pieces. She’s a hero to the end, which I found was a lovely sentiment. I also found it fascinating how the story managed to start from one situation where you think it would be about Silver Girl working again the mind controller who has her taken over, only to then raise an even worse version of a mind controller and show the stark differences between the two.
To somebody who is not into this fetish, it’s all the same, but to those into it, there’s a world of difference whether the mind controller using you actually cares about you or not. From the earliest moments on with the Lady you always get the feeling that she’s incredibly aroused by taking over and controlling Silver Girl and the other women, by getting into their heads and understanding how they tick, not in any malicious way. It’s not exactly love, but it’s a form of care and level of humanity utterly lacking in the one Silver Girl has to fight at the end who sees the women she takes over as disposable tools, not as people, but as stuff to use and throw away. She doesn’t give a fuck, whereupon the Lady is shown in the end to do. She’s still evil, after all, she takes over people against their will, but in a mind-controller world, you take your nice evil and be happy with it.
This is a long book for this type of content and if you’re not really into mind-control, then this probably won’t work for you, as its smut is just not explicit enough, as a superheroine story it doesn’t go the conventional places you would expect it to and even when it sorta goes there in the end, it’s 85% or more of just women mind-fucking each other in various inventive ways. If you love mind-control then this will be really enjoyable, but there’s really not much else than that. I really liked it, I loved the attention and care that went into both making Silver Girl a fleshed-out character as well as her continuing mind-control. At times some scenes go on a bit too long, but other than that, really fun stuff.