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Isabelle: With each wall I've hosted so far, I've had exactly one female on each, including this one. An associate and presumably friend of on the top right of the all is Isabelle the Audino. Her boss has a way of putting her through some odd trials for her job, for whatever reason is beyond me, but I presume he's a man after my own heart. She's the first and only one to get the Feather Metronome, and since she's a Pokemon, I get to make this joke. SodiePawp used Metronome! It was reasonably effective. Now, see those strings around her two middle toes? They aren't really holding them back any, but are attached to a mechanism in the wall connected to the metronome below. The metronome is moving at a relatively slow pace at first, but the more she tries curling her toes, the faster the metronome passes over both feet, only gradually slowing down the longer she holds her feet still. If she curls them too long and reaches the top speed, the strings yank back and hold her toes back for a couple minutes while the feathers stroke her soft little feet at full force, returning back to the midpoint and letting her toes relax or curl at leisure, but it will all happen again if she curls them all over again. A true test of determination! Is she determined enough to keep from reflexively curling her toesies? Or to not burst out laughing like Aros is about to? We've got all evening to find out! I can feel my experience skyrocketing already.

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Isabelle: With each wall I've hosted so far, I've had exactly one female on each, including this one. An associate and presumably friend of on the top right of the all is Isabelle the Audino. Her boss has a way of putting her through some odd trials for her job, for whatever reason is beyond me, but I presume he's a man after my own heart. She's the first and only one to get the Feather Metronome, and since she's a Pokemon, I get to make this joke. SodiePawp used Metronome! It was reasonably effective. Now, see those strings around her two middle toes? They aren't really holding them back any, but are attached to a mechanism in the wall connected to the metronome below. The metronome is moving at a relatively slow pace at first, but the more she tries curling her toes, the faster the metronome passes over both feet, only gradually slowing down the longer she holds her feet still. If she curls them too long and reaches the top speed, the strings yank back and hold her toes back for a couple minutes while the feathers stroke her soft little feet at full force, returning back to the midpoint and letting her toes relax or curl at leisure, but it will all happen again if she curls them all over again. A true test of determination! Is she determined enough to keep from reflexively curling her toesies? Or to not burst out laughing like Aros is about to? We've got all evening to find out! I can feel my experience skyrocketing already.