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Queen Of Waves

Queen Of Waves

Points:	9.722
Rank:	781
Opponents defeated:	1.392 (2554.)
Tribe:	I-C-U
Night bonus:	Current: 00:00-08:00

Villages (5)

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Points

Naga TDSNS

503|523

1.535

The Redhead Lair

507|519

1.276

The Taste of Us

503|524

579

The Tigress' Cave

505|522

5.383

Tsunami Wave

504|523

949

Personal text

Whispers curled like smoke, hinting this fire was more than just memory—it was raw magic. That The Tigress, our genesis, wasn’t merely forged by survival, but was the very crucible. Her eternal youth wasn’t chance, but a sacred exchange. With each man she claimed, she drew their vital essence into her, a blooming beauty fueled by their surrender. Each shuddering release gifted her their seed, not just for the swell of her womb, but absorbed into the very texture of her skin, the silken sheen of her hair, the incandescent gleam of her eyes. Her very scent was a potent aphrodisiac, driving men to desperate longing, and her touch had the power to deliciously unravel their control. And it was only from the potent bloodlines that she birthed forth new life: fierce, rare, and carrying the undeniable mark of her exquisite power.

Laymarian women were unlike the others—not merely in body, but in bearing. Our skin, bronzed and warm as dusk, held the scent of sun and sea. Our hair, thick and wild like coastal storms, fell loose or coiled in wraps stained with forest dyes. We did not hide the curve of breast or hip; our fabrics clung like water, kissed the skin like lovers. But it wasn’t only how we looked—it was how we moved. How we lived.

We walked with hips that remembered fire. We danced like the earth itself breathed through us. We laughed with our throats bare and unafraid. And when we looked at a man, it was with the eyes that saw through to his hunger—and dared him to feed it.

For in every Laymarian woman, The Tigress lived on.

Her blood was in our thighs, her hunger in our mouths. We were taught not to fear pleasure, but to wield it. To take what fed us. To give only what we chose. Our grandmothers whispered of how The Tigress fed on desire—that with every man she claimed, her beauty deepened, her youth returned, her power grew. And so we too learnt that a woman could rise through the sacred act—not just to birth, but to rebirth herself.

When we took lovers, we did not always wait for night. We let our moans rise with the cicadas, our sweat mingle with the scent of crushed grass. We learnt how to ride a man’s body like we would a storm—wild, relentless, reverent. For to be entered was not to be conquered. It was to consume. To claim. To alchemise his lust into strength.

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