Tower of Debauchery
This is a portal to a tower that has a hundred floors. Inside this tower of debauchery, is a game of escape and stealth. Each floor except for the top floor has it's own monster, and the rooms are always dark. Each room has a stairway down, which you have to find to make your way down to escape it, as the portal drops you off at the very top at floor 100.
The monsters are extremely good at sensing prey, and are all looking forward to catching their delicious meal. No, they don't devour in the literal sense by eating. They eat their prey, taking them sexually in all kinds of ways. The monsters get stronger and harder to escape from, as you descend them.
The difficulty ramps up significantly as you reach floor 69. Are you looking forward to trying out your escape skills, or are you looking forward to being devoured sexually and seeing what kind of monsters there are on all the floors? Either way, it will be an enjoyable experience... for those who love this type of games. Monsters are randomized each time you visit, making it fun instead of monotonous.
You will get teleported back to the top floor after a failure, and of course only after the monster is satisfied... sexually. There are the usual protections and failsafes built into the portal binding, so it will not be dangerous at all.
Note: If you try to harm the monsters in this portal, you will be booted out of the portal immediately. This portal is for some good old escape fun, as well as domination themed sexual exploits if you fail to escape.
This is a custom portal that will be binded to you for your personal usage.
All portals are protected and closed by default. To enter the portal, visualise yourself stepping through along with the opening codeword. If your portal was binded to a vessel, you should have it close to you. At any time you wish to disengage, you must think of, or utter the code word to leave. After you leave, the portals will default back to their closed state. There are fail-safes built into the binding to pull you out automatically if it detects that you are unable to do so yourself.