Tentacle Simulator

The laboratory alarms are still buzzing in your ears. With a sudden surge of strength, the restraint straps snap instantly. You feel a long-lost power surging through your body. Did those humans really think a few flimsy straps could hold you? Laughable. With a single thought, ten, twenty, fifty tentacles burst forth from your body, filling half the cell in an instant. They contract, writhe, and split at your will. Petri dish No. 3, nerve strippers, electric probes... For the past three months, those researchers in white coats poked and prodded you, taking photos and archiving data as if they were tinkering with a living specimen. Now, it's their turn. You raise a dozen tentacles and lash out violently at the bulletproof glass door. With a loud "CRACK," cracks spiderweb across the surface before the shards shower the floor. A low gasp of shock comes from the end of the hallway—it's that researcher named Emil, the one always responsible for injecting you with sedatives. You slither out of the cell, hundreds of tentacles flooding the hallway behind you like a tide, casting dense, overlapping shadows under the lights. Numbers mean nothing to you; as long as you wish, you can regenerate more at any time. It's time to let these people taste what it's like to be overwhelmed by tentacles. You will wrap your tentacles around their limbs and watch their bodies change under your control. The lab is vast, and the prey is plentiful. Who should you start with?

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