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The Final Tournament Part 2: The Queen's Arrival

A tale of Female Martial Arts Supremacy by Kicked72 The Queen’s Arrival Athena, Queen of the Amazons, was approaching the arena in full regalia, as it was appropriate for her status and for the importance of the occasion. The Queen was riding her parade chariot between two incessant wings of jubilant Amazons that were cheering her all the way from her luxurious palace to the stadium where, on that day, the last edition of the Seasonal Tournaments was about to commence. With her arrival, the Queen itself was going to kickstart the proceedings. Athena’s popularity was immense: she was beloved by the Amazons and feared among the Barbarians. With her head held high, Queen Athena saluted the adoring crowd by waving one of her long and slender hands, while the other one was holding the reins of her chariot. Like all Amazons, she was a stunningly beautiful woman. She was now in her late thirties, but she looked like she was at least 5 years younger than that: the incredible thing about her wa

The Final Tournament Part 1: Celebration Days

A tale of Female Martial Arts Supremacy by Kicked72 In a time before the beginning of history as we know it… It was twenty years now since the Amazons had easily defeated the Barbarians in the Great War of the Sexes. As a result, these indomitable female warriors had established absolute dominance over the brutish male heathens. Now women ruled over the entire known world and their domination was firm, stern, and undisputed.  Since then, as a way to celebrate their victory and to pass on the memory of their glorious triumph over the Barbarians to younger generations, the Amazons would give their male subjects the chance to challenge them in a regular series of tournaments of single unarmed fights. In the wake of her sex’s most glorious triumph, the glorious Queen of the Amazons solemnly established that, four times per year - to coincide with each change of season - the best fighters among the Barbarians would challenge the most distinguished Amazon warriors for one entire day of comba