Comment by Stellar on Regas - Chapter 21

I will personally pluck all your eyes out and feed it to you and cut you limb to limb and burn the wounds with melted glass. I will pull your hair until they get ripped out, I will pull all your nails off but before I do that, I will shove pins on each of them then I'll slit your throat and make you gargle your own blood.

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AstaTheAntiMagicDevi·1 year ago

@Stellar
I will cut all your skin off, cut off all your fingers and toes, slice your skin so much it's unrecognizable, cut out your tongue so you can only scream like a wounded animal, continue with the mutilation and dismemberment, and finally, when you're begging me for death, I will finally steam you alive in absolute agony. (I'm continuing the previous comments torture, very impressive techniques by the way)

IssackyourDaddyMember·1 year ago

@Stellar PEOPLE WE SHOULD DO A COMBINATION OF ALL THESE IN WAY THAT IT CAN LAST A COUPLE OF YEARS, I HAVE NOT BEEN THIS FUC**** MAD IN A SUCH A LONG G** DA** TIME:

1. Scaphism – Persian Empire (~500 BCE)

Slow death by exposure, starvation, and insect infestation between two boats while covered in milk and honey. Death could take days or over a week.

2. Lingchi (Death by a Thousand Cuts) – Imperial China (900s–1905)

A long, public execution involving hundreds of cuts over hours or days before death.

3. Impalement – Eastern Europe, Ottoman Empire (1400s–1600s)

A sharp stake was inserted through the body, often rectally, and the victim would slowly slide down by gravity. Death could take 1–3 days.

4. The Brazen Bull – Ancient Greece (~500 BCE)

A metal bull was heated from below while the victim was roasted alive inside. Screams were funneled through the "mouth" of the bull.

5. Hanged, Drawn and Quartered – Medieval England (1200s–1600s)

Partially hanged, then eviscerated and dismembered. One of the most gruesome and painful executions in Europe.

6. The Rack – Medieval Europe (1200s–1600s)

Limbs were slowly pulled apart on a stretching frame, leading to dislocations, torn muscles, and eventually, complete dismemberment.

7. The Judas Cradle – Inquisition Europe (1400s–1600s)

A pointed pyramid was inserted into the an** or vag***. The victim was slowly lowered onto it, often over hours.

8. Iron Chair (Spiked Chair) – Eastern Europe (1400s–1700s)

A metal chair with spikes heated from beneath. Victims sat on it for hours or days until death or complete trauma.

IssackyourDaddyMember·1 year ago

9. Iron Maiden – Medieval Germany (probably 1500s, but debated)

A coffin lined with spikes inside. Likely more symbolic than frequently used, but extremely cruel in concept.

10. Breaking Wheel (The Wheel) – Europe (800s–1700s)

Victims had limbs shattered on a wheel and were often left to die slowly over days, exposed to the elements.

11. Pear of Anguish – Medieval Europe (1400s–1600s)

Inserted into the mouth, an**, or vag*** and expanded via sc*** mechanism, tearing the tissue.

12. Bamboo Torture – Legendary, attributed to East Asia (~Ancient–Medieval times)

Fast-growing bamboo would slowly pierce a victim's body over several days.

13. Water Torture (Inquisitorial Drowning) – Spanish Inquisition (1400s–1600s)

Involved forced water ingestion to simulate drowning or induce ruptures in the stomach.

14. Caning/Bastinado – Asia & Middle East (Ancient to modern times)

Whipping or beating of the soles of the feet. Not fatal, but incredibly painful and could cause lasting nerve damage.

15. Spiked Collar Torture – Africa (Various tribes, 1700s–1800s)

Victims wore wooden collars with inward spikes, causing constant pain and limiting movement.

16. Crucifixion – Ancient Rome (500 BCE–300 CE)

Slow execution through exhaustion, blood loss, and asphyxiation. Not as torturous as others but extremely humiliating and painful.

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