Voyage of Aquisition I
You receive a message/letter, from the ARCADIA event agency.
“Dear (your name), You have won a free trip to Greece, a talent scouting agency has drawn YOUR name in an open internet-based lottery. The letter says You have been entered by a friend.
Of course, You are more than sceptical.. but the letter contains a travel ticket, all costs are covered, and the reference number you call checks out. The travel agency confirms the validity, and your research yields the information that ARCADIA events is a subdivision of the widespanned, extremely well-reputed Von Meyland Corporation – a near 100 year old german corporation running on aviation tech and industry shares and patroning such events regularly.
The event is announced to take place over ten full days – on an exclusive greek resort island called Pharia, southeast of Naxos, and is set to begin on 23rd of May, 2025, ending the 2nd of June.
The list of sponsors is impressive, and the range of talents the agency seeks includes models, dancers, actors and artists. Since You have no other plans and apparently won’t have to spend a single buck on it yourself – You decide to try it out.
“How are your acquisitions selected?” she asked.
“There are usually a number of parameters involved,” said Peisistratus. “[F]eminine desirability…for they are to be sold…beauty, high intelligence, helpless sexual needfulness, and such.”
“[One is looking, most essentially, for women who…have slave dispositions, who desire to be slaves…who will not be happy until they are collared, and such,” said Cabot.
“They need not, of course, be fully aware of this on Earth,” said Peisistratus. “It will…however, be clear enough to them in their…fantasies, which they will perhaps fear and keep as their most closely guarded secret.”
“Some of these women are scouted carefully,” said Cabot.
“True,” said Peisistratus. “Our agents often scout them for days, weeks, even months, observing their characteristics and dispositions, considering what they might look like in tunics and shackles [and] such things…careful lists are kept.”
“You have lists?” said Cecily.
“Yes,” said Peisistratus, “there are possibility lists, which are, in effect…assessment lists, and then, if the female is deemed suitable, she is put on an acquisition list. Once on an acquisition list it may still be weeks or months before she is acquired. It is amusing in its way, how they go so naively, so unsuspectingly, about the boring, meaningless trivialities of their daily lives. They do not know that they are already Gorean slaves. They lack only the brands and collars.” (Kur of Gor)
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