06-21-2023, 06:21 PM
While trying to stave off your slight horniness and slight mischievous mood, you would notice a few things about the suit. First of all, the material is comfy, yet strong. This is because the cotton of the fabric is interwoven with the silk of a Tarountula, whose silk is the strongest of all known Pokemon and can withstand the strikes of a swiper. Given a Scyther can cut a tree in half with one slice, one can assume that pure Tarountula silk has a tensile strength of around 1 exapascal. Basically to tear apart a square yard of pure Tarountula silk as thick as the 24-oz canvas the Typesuit is made of (1.32 mm thick), you basically need to pull on it with half a cup of that shit you'd find in neutron stars. Hulking your way out was definitely not an option, and I'm glad I got to use mechanical engineering properties to explain why something would be impossible to escape from through brute force.
The straps held firm, and if you look in the mirror, you can notice that the zipper is covered by a flap of the same material as the Typesuit itself. Escape isn't possible without an outside pair of hands to help you out. May as well get comfy in it.
Hmm. Well, you may wonder around wondering whether you should get a hood to go with the suit or not (I personally recommend ballhoods, but regular full-enclosure hoods are available as well), or you can carry on forward to that sliding glass door ahead of you.
The straps held firm, and if you look in the mirror, you can notice that the zipper is covered by a flap of the same material as the Typesuit itself. Escape isn't possible without an outside pair of hands to help you out. May as well get comfy in it.
Hmm. Well, you may wonder around wondering whether you should get a hood to go with the suit or not (I personally recommend ballhoods, but regular full-enclosure hoods are available as well), or you can carry on forward to that sliding glass door ahead of you.