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continued from part 2: Medea and Samara arrived at the entrance to the stone pit. Time had taken it's toll on the pit, but time had also changed the Sophos tribe. During the walk Samara had made Medea aware of many things...things that made the warrior from Arbos both apprehensive and excited. Since the defeat of Enju, more than a century ago, the women of Lesbos had dedicated themselves to developing a more intense and brutal form of combat. They believed that the stone pit had special powers that created and enhanced sexual energy between the fighters that entered it. Using this energy they fought ferociously. The women of Lesbos craved harder and tougher contests in order to satisfy themselves. The aim of the contest remained, as it always has been, to conquer one's rival completely, to harness the sexual tension of the pit, and to ceremonially display the power of one's victory in orgasm. The harder the fight - the more intense the victory. |
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