Re: Wrestle For a Cause
Posted: Sat Feb 14, 2026 2:36 am
Ka-ka-karunch went ol' Kat's taco.
A thrill ran from the tips of Dots toes, straight through her groin, up to her finger tips and the lips whose smile was nearly as wide as the kitty cat on her screen. Oof went all the sad dumb ducks in the audience. KICK KICK KICK went their hero. Such was the stuff of the most magnificent wet dreams. Absolutely painterly.
Click went a camera in Dot's gleaming visor. Spectre's art slipped from the air into an image formatted to a hard disc below Dot's left ear. For posterity.
But as aesthetically expert as Spectre's move might have been, it wouldn't lay low their thundering preening neanderthal of an opponent for long. If Spectre's role had been to show the audience beauty, Dot decided hers would be to show them finality and the blunt brutality in a kitten's leer.
So Spectre's viceroy would step to the front, grasp Kat's head like her ears were the handles to a trophy, and swing her knee sudden speed into everyone's favorite mascot's teeth. And if she got to do it once, she'd do it twice—give or take a few inches. Maybe the second blow smashes her merch-hawking snout instead.
And on and on it would go—'till sweat poured down Dot's thigh and steamed the inside of her helmet and the boss said it was enough.
A thrill ran from the tips of Dots toes, straight through her groin, up to her finger tips and the lips whose smile was nearly as wide as the kitty cat on her screen. Oof went all the sad dumb ducks in the audience. KICK KICK KICK went their hero. Such was the stuff of the most magnificent wet dreams. Absolutely painterly.
Click went a camera in Dot's gleaming visor. Spectre's art slipped from the air into an image formatted to a hard disc below Dot's left ear. For posterity.
But as aesthetically expert as Spectre's move might have been, it wouldn't lay low their thundering preening neanderthal of an opponent for long. If Spectre's role had been to show the audience beauty, Dot decided hers would be to show them finality and the blunt brutality in a kitten's leer.
So Spectre's viceroy would step to the front, grasp Kat's head like her ears were the handles to a trophy, and swing her knee sudden speed into everyone's favorite mascot's teeth. And if she got to do it once, she'd do it twice—give or take a few inches. Maybe the second blow smashes her merch-hawking snout instead.
And on and on it would go—'till sweat poured down Dot's thigh and steamed the inside of her helmet and the boss said it was enough.