Heavy Lies the Crown - Nashi Dragneel vs. Aurelia Vance
Posted: Sat Dec 27, 2025 9:01 pm
Queen's Prisoner Match
The loser must surrender her gear to the winner and spend a week as the servant to the winner. Standard falls.
Aurelia Vance stood before the full-length mirror just outside Gorilla position, critical amber eyes scanning her reflection for flaws that simply did not exist - but the search for imperfections occupied her mind in the moments before the match, one she found quite intriguing.
She had come to LAW specifically for opportunities like this. While clashing with peers satisfied a certain competitive itch, acting as the immovable object for the next generation fed the need in her to mentor, to see the next generation adapt and succeed as she herself had done. She longed to spend these final active years testing the mettle of rising stars, dragging young women like Nashi Dragneel into deep waters to see if they could swim. And today, the water ran particularly deep.
A Queen's Match. The stipulations did not mince words: the loser stripped of her ring gear, claimed as a trophy, and forced into servitude for a full week. Aurelia smoothed the metallic gold fabric of her leotard, feeling the dense muscle of her stomach beneath the material. The thought of surrendering this armor, of bowing her head to serve a youngster like Nashi, clashed violently with her tradition as an indomitable force, incredibly difficult to bring to heel.
"Serve?" she murmured to her reflection, a sharp, confident smile curling her crimson lips. "No, I think not."
"Ms. Vance? You're up," a stagehand called out.
Aurelia didn't rush. She picked up her props - the massive, jeweled claymore and the jagged, solar-spiked headpiece that framed her face like a halo of blades—and stepped through the curtain.
Her music hit, shaking the boards beneath her feet. The crowd erupted immediately, a low, rumbling roar of respect washing over the stage. They appreciated the legacy she carried, and she wanted to thank them for that appreciation. Aurelia stood at the top of the ramp, bathed in golden spotlights, holding the sword aloft with casual strength. She posed there, the queen surveying her subjects, letting the lights catch the shimmer of her hair and the dangerous solidity of her exposed thighs.
She began her descent. She moved with an authoritarian gait, each step heavy and purposeful. Reaching the ring, she handed the claymore and headpiece to a ringside attendant with a graceful nod, then ascended the steel steps. She stepped between the ropes, the gold leotard stretching tight over her curves as she spread her arms wide, soaking in the adulation.
Aurelia turned to the entrance ramp, planting her feet. She crossed her arms over her chest, pushing her heavy cleavage up against the gold fabric, and waited patiently for Nashi to appear.

The loser must surrender her gear to the winner and spend a week as the servant to the winner. Standard falls.
Aurelia Vance stood before the full-length mirror just outside Gorilla position, critical amber eyes scanning her reflection for flaws that simply did not exist - but the search for imperfections occupied her mind in the moments before the match, one she found quite intriguing.
She had come to LAW specifically for opportunities like this. While clashing with peers satisfied a certain competitive itch, acting as the immovable object for the next generation fed the need in her to mentor, to see the next generation adapt and succeed as she herself had done. She longed to spend these final active years testing the mettle of rising stars, dragging young women like Nashi Dragneel into deep waters to see if they could swim. And today, the water ran particularly deep.
A Queen's Match. The stipulations did not mince words: the loser stripped of her ring gear, claimed as a trophy, and forced into servitude for a full week. Aurelia smoothed the metallic gold fabric of her leotard, feeling the dense muscle of her stomach beneath the material. The thought of surrendering this armor, of bowing her head to serve a youngster like Nashi, clashed violently with her tradition as an indomitable force, incredibly difficult to bring to heel.
"Serve?" she murmured to her reflection, a sharp, confident smile curling her crimson lips. "No, I think not."
"Ms. Vance? You're up," a stagehand called out.
Aurelia didn't rush. She picked up her props - the massive, jeweled claymore and the jagged, solar-spiked headpiece that framed her face like a halo of blades—and stepped through the curtain.
Her music hit, shaking the boards beneath her feet. The crowd erupted immediately, a low, rumbling roar of respect washing over the stage. They appreciated the legacy she carried, and she wanted to thank them for that appreciation. Aurelia stood at the top of the ramp, bathed in golden spotlights, holding the sword aloft with casual strength. She posed there, the queen surveying her subjects, letting the lights catch the shimmer of her hair and the dangerous solidity of her exposed thighs.
She began her descent. She moved with an authoritarian gait, each step heavy and purposeful. Reaching the ring, she handed the claymore and headpiece to a ringside attendant with a graceful nod, then ascended the steel steps. She stepped between the ropes, the gold leotard stretching tight over her curves as she spread her arms wide, soaking in the adulation.
Aurelia turned to the entrance ramp, planting her feet. She crossed her arms over her chest, pushing her heavy cleavage up against the gold fabric, and waited patiently for Nashi to appear.
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