The muzzle you see here is the MZL MK1. It features numerous safety systems and is said to be impossible to remove, at least without the owner’s authorization. The MZL MK1 is designed to keep the muzzle closed while allowing nutrition via a feeding tube. This muzzle is not permanent, it can only be removed if, and only if, the master permits it, unlike the MK2.

On the front, there is a socket for connecting the feeding tube. Once opened, the muzzle’s opening also opens, allowing nutrition to begin. Inside the muzzle, a shape-shifting dick, modeled after the owner’s, is constantly into the wearer’s throat.

For the respiratory system, nostril tubes extending 20 cm into the wearer’s nose are connected to a Breath Controller and Scent Replicator. The owner can make the wearer breathe any scent they choose for as long as they want, and can also restrict or completely cut off oxygen flow.

Regarding the safety systems, the entire muzzle is equipped with sensors to detect any tampering attempts. If detected, the muzzle activates self-defense systems. The first to trigger is electric shocks to the wearer’s neck. The electric collar can deliver 500–20,000 volts with up to 40 mA, extremely painful at maximum power (this is also controllable via a remote provided to the owner).

If tampering continues, the muzzle releases sevoflurane into the wearer’s respiratory system, causing unconsciousness within 10 seconds. If the tampering persists, particularly if caused by an outside accomplice, the muzzle shuts off all oxygen, causing suffocation until the tampering stops.

Made of metal and other highly resistant materials, no test subject has ever managed to free themselves in time. Laboratory tests with advanced equipment recorded 27 minutes and 58 seconds for a test subject to escape from the muzzle, far longer than the 3 minutes before it cuts off oxygen. Unless you can hold your breath for 25 minutes, during sleep, while receiving extremely powerful electric shocks, there is no way to remove it.

If you are wearing this muzzle, accept it and pray that the one who put it on you will someday show mercy...



The artist  Kemira really got me addicted to muzzles so here’s one x), and of course, it’s inspired by their work. I originally just wanted to make a sketch, but I ended up using this drawing to learn some new techniques, especially for shading metal and the eyes

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