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The following story incorporates characters, themes, and references inspired by ancient Norse and Arabic mythology, as well as elements of modern Swedish and Arabic language. The figures and mythological entities featured within this narrative are drawn from the rich traditions of these cultures, and while their stories and attributes are rooted in historical beliefs, their portrayal here is fictionalized for the sake of creative storytelling. It is important to note that the depiction of these characters and their actions, including engagements in kinks or erotic occurrences, does not reflect the nature or cultural significance of these figures in their original mythological contexts. The story takes liberties with the personalities, relationships, and behaviours of these figures, and any actions described are intended solely for fictional or artistic purposes. These portrayals should not be interpreted as accurate representations of the ancient deities or their myths, nor should they be seen as an attempt to offend, distort, or disrespect any particular belief system or tradition. Readers are encouraged to approach this work with an understanding of its fictional nature and creative liberties, and with an awareness of the cultural, historical, and mythological context in which these figures originally existed.
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Zahira bint Almanatuzalat
is the daughter of the three prime goddesses of Nabatea, namely Manat, Al-Uzza and Al-Lat, and is the reigning queen of Raqmu (current Petra, Jordan) a land of ageless warrior women in the year of 48,197 BC. After the Norse gods challenge her mothers, several matches are held against the heroes and gods chosen by the pantheons, where the majority are won by the Nords. Now the queen herself, the strongest demi-goddess and the champion of Raqmu, will descend onto the arena. But will she be able to protect her people from the tyrannical Caucasian Asgardians, and more importantly, protect herself from their strongest male champion,
Thor Odinson
?
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I stood on the snow covered arena with my hands raised, signifying my victory. My fists were covered with a golden sheen, the colour of divine blood. I roared, enthralling the crowd watching my fight. I let loose my long hair as it fell down from the hair bun and my chalwar whipped in the wind as I screamed, "Witness the strength of my people!!! Witness the strength of Raqmu!!!"
The audience screamed at my call, whether they be mortal, half-blood or a god, everyone cheered. I smirked and then looked down at the woman huffing and on her knees. She coughed up golden blood with each breath, and although she didn't look beat up as per the laws circulating within the arena, her life force indicated that she was barely alive. Her once brilliant blonde locks and beautiful face were now matted with her own sweat and ichor. She was once compared to me in both beauty and strength, although everyone knew who was superior.
Sif Mandifarisdottir
looked up and scowled as our eyes met, "You think this will end with just my defeat? You are foolish Queen of the Desert... Hah... Hah... We will never stop until our victory..."
I hunched down and met her eyes while smiling, "Who is even left to win and conquer our lands, Goddess of Harvest? I have slain your Queen, Fjorgyn. I have slain the strongest Valkyrie, Freya. And I have slain your sister-wife, Jarnsaxa. Now even you shall be gone and the Asgardians will be left with no female to birth their progeny and will fade away. Your All Father, Odin Borson, used to court me in the past and forced himself on several of my subjects. This is all the repercussions of his choices. Now only his son, Thor Odison, remains as someone who could even match up to me, but if he is his father's son, then he will not be a hurdle either. Odin might have been crafty, but he was never strong."
Sif chuckled at my declaration and replied, "O Demi-goddess of beauty and feminine ideals... You may believe you are strong for you have never been to man's world and only met the weak All-Father and the likes, men borne of your age... But my husband would surely avenge me... For he is mighty and a true specimen of a man..."
I scoffed at her remark and stood up, "That we will see in time. But for now, I shall send you off to your Valhalla."
I threw a hard uppercut at her chin which made her head wrench back. She spewed more ichor and then lay flat on the snow. Slowly, her form began to dissipate into light particles and hence she was gone as well, the last of the female Aesir and Jotunn.
I walked back into the arena after waving to the audience and took a towel from my attendant, Inaya.
"Your fight was as splendid as always my Malaka (Queen)!! I was reminded once again who truly is the strongest on this world!! I am sure you will be able to subdue this man named Thor or Bor as well in tomorrow's match!!" She said enthusiastically, almost skipping with joy as she followed me back to my room.
I cleaned my ichor covered hands and then ruffled her hair playfully. "You should not ever underestimate your opponent little girl. It is true I am strong, and that I will give it my all to defeat him tomorrow, but he might just be a match for me. Maybe he will be able to scratch my itch for a worthy opponent after many millennia." I said and then strode into my room. The servants on stand by took off my garments piece by piece until I was in the nude. I appreciated my curves in the large bronze mirror placed in my room and then turned back to Inaya.
"Well that will be for tomorrow. What I need now is a warm bath. Have you heated the water yet?" I said while the servants took off my gauntlets and boots.
"W-Well... You see my Malaka... I was so engrossed in the match that I forgot to instruct the servants to heat the batch water... Hehe" She said with a sheepish smile.
I sighed, "When will this girl grow up I wonder... Then I will go to the commons. No one would be there at this hour in the evening anyway, so it will be fine. But remember to heat it tomorrow, okay." I said with a reproachful gaze as the servants put on a thin robe over me. I walked alone through the hallway and went inside the common baths for women in the arena, admiring the craftsmanship of the Nords. Even though they were challenging us, I could honestly say that they were quite skilled with their hands. I took off my robe and neatly folded and placed it on a shelf. I then made my way to the open air bath which I had my eye on for quite a while and opened the door. A cold breeze swept across my skin. Would it have been any other mortal, then would have been shivering in place and run back, but it did make me miss the sign stating "Mixed bathing". I nonchalantly walked in and dipped my toe in the hot water. The hot spring water was refreshing and seemed to be replenishing my life force, so I slowly lowered myself up to my neck. I leaned back on the edge and looked up at the stars becoming visible as the sun went below the horizon.
A few minutes passed like this. Suddenly, I sensed a strong presence coming over to the gate and I immediately jumped up from the pool. I hunched into a battle stance and eyed the door. The door slowly opened and there I saw a man. A man like no other I had ever seen before, not like I had seen many. His body was like a chiseled marble statue to depict the perfection of a male, yet all his muscles and abs rippled as he moved. He had long golden locks reaching his nape that framed his handsome and sharp face. And I also witnessed a huge and thick protrusion, much like a limb, that I had never seen before, dangling between his legs. It limply hung down and smacked against his thighs as he walked over. Finally our eyes met, his green ones boring into my amber ones. "Who are you?! This bath was supposed to only be for women!!"