This poor, pretty innocent girl is tied to a folded chair and she's about to be punished in a particularly cruel manner known as "the room of truth".

Shes going to have a motorcycle helmet with lots of small shaman bells superglued into the interior slapped on her head. The motorcycle helmet will also be duct taped onto her head so it actually stays on and doesn't come off.

After that, breathing for her would be a bit difficult, but she will not suffocate.

Next, her head, now wearing the helmet will be punched over and over again with boxing gloves.

Getting repeatedly punch led like this, while tied to the chair, puts severe strain on the neck muscles and vertebrae, and cause dangerous concussions.

And as a bonus, the sound of a shaman bell is louder than you think. The loudness of a vigorously shaken bell is 80 to 90 descibles. However, the sound intensity is inversley related to the square of distance. So a bell ringing within 10cm of the ear exceeds to a dangerous 120 descibles, which is the equivalent of a birthday poppers noise level.

In short, with each punch, this girl will be suffering from the sound of 42 exploding poppers per second!

Resulting effects of the room of truth on this girl include noise-induced tinnitus, cervical disc issues, and numerous ailments such as brain fog due to frequent concussions.

Brain fog is a syndrome where it feels like there's a fog in your head, decreasing focus and cognitive abilities.