Sense of touch

The liquid flowed subtly to complement the gently swaying movements of the hair, swirling it around,
and even D—with a sense of touch far more sensitive than that of humans
—hadn’t been alerted to the presence of the strands. Unbeknownst to D, the
hair had crept up from his waist and wrapped itself around his wrists and
upper arms, as well as his shoulders and neck, completely restraining his
limbs.

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