Novel Bin Chapter 524 O'Lee's Motto
Once everyone was gathered, I created a barrier around the area where we would be fighting, keeping the outside watchers safe, and preventing us from completely destroying the pace. From what I saw, Daphne was powerful, so I didn\'t really expect much from Velma.
Daphne had not picked up any weapons, to my surprise, nor did she put on any armor, but Velma was the opposite, and she wore some extremely bulky armor. On top of that, she was also covered in every weapon that she could fit on the armor, but they all just looked stuck on with glue. The entire look, with the bulky armor and weapons stuck to the outside, made her look like a walking armory.
"Where did you get that armor?" I asked, and Daphne laughed.
"This is Velma\'s armor. She asked Goldenia to grab it for her from our house. I won\'t tell you anything else about it, or that will take the fun away. All you have to know is that my daughter and I have been training together since the day she was hatched," Daphne said with a smile and looked over at Velma in the armor, who nodded in agreement.
"While Mother might be a bit to handle most of the time, there is no one that I would trust my life with more in a fight. Like she said, we are a team, and we each have roles," Velma said as she walked over with heavy clinks to stand beside Daphne.
"Excellent!" I said and then turned to see the others that had gathered but winced when I saw all the Amazons.
They all looked in rough shape, but each one of them was standing at attention. Even Gilesh, Gaara, and Bobby Sue looked determined, but I had expected that out of them after I had spent time with them in bed.
"Galio!" Penny called as she walked over to me and the other three followed, but Kalli also looked to be in rough shape, but not as bad as the others.
"Looks like you are putting them all to work!" I laughed, and all four nodded.
"I have been teaching them how to defend themselves magically, and some of them are starting to catch on, but most of them have had all their hair and clothing burned off their bodies. I placed protection on their skin and eyes, but I left the rest up to them. Then I just bathed them in fire," Cherry, Dragconia\'s daughter, explained, and I grinned.
"I guess that is one way to learn, but I see that you regenerated all their hair, pussy locks included," I chuckled, and that made Cherry smirk.
"You have no idea. The first time it happened with each group, all of them failed, and I made sure of it. Each of them was left hairless, naked, and filled with screams of sorrow and injustice. Then I restored their hair and clothing to the way it was. Once I was done, I gave each group a long lecture about the importance of Magic, all of its great uses, and the dangerous ones. Nearly all of them wanted to learn offensive magic, but after losing clothing and hair a few times, they started to get it," Cherry said, and I nodded.
"Sounds like you have really got them focused," I laughed, and Cherry nodded. Then she patted O\'Lee\'s shoulder.
"I think most of the credit for my success came from an idea that Kalli had and O\'Lee helped make possible. I was going to get Penny to ask you, but O\'Lee said she could do it," Cherry said, and I looked at Kalli.
"Oh?" I asked, and Kalli looked away sheepishly.
"Well, we are proud people, and everyone knows that. On top of that, we do not care what other people think, but I know that most of us are very self-conscious. It is not easy to be big and see beautiful small, and elegant women like the Cat Folk or any other race really. Well, except for the Dwarves and most of the Fae, I feel like they suffer from the same problem as us, but the opposite. The idea that I had was to cover the room in mirrors. While looking at each other, the women would have only laughed at each other and made a joke out of this. Putting mirror-like surfaces everywhere, including the floor, forces them to all look at themselves, and this is why we all freaked out the first time through," Kalli explained, and my eyes went big.
"You freaked out as well?" I asked, and she nodded.
"Even though it was my idea, Seeing myself like that from everywhere was really hard. It made me understand how the other women felt, even though I already knew it could be reversed," Kalli said, and I shook my head.
"This seems a bit extreme, but none of the Amazons look defeated," I said with a sigh, and O\'Lee laughed.
"Only a few still cry themselves to sleep last night, haha!" O\'Lee laughed out loud, and then the other four got uneasy looks.
"That is mostly the ones that have to spend the double period with you!" Kalli said, and then hugged herself with her big arms.
"Is that complaining I hear?" O\'Lee asked in a sinister voice, and Kalli snapped to attention with her hands at her sides.
"No, ma\'am!" Kalli shouted, eyes dead ahead.
"Aye? What in the gods are you doing to those women out there?! What did you do to my training area we worked on?!" I asked, and O\'Lee just waved her hand and laughed.
"I fix it to be Orc Grade. I didn\'t want to hurt your feelings about it, so I changed it when I got here. Nothing that they don\'t deserve! I am just teaching them a lesson that they will not soon forget," O\'Lee said in a sly voice, and Cherry groaned.
"O\'Lee\'s motto is "If it doesn\'t kill you, good. If it does, I will bring you back, and you try again," the Red Dragon woman sighed, and I blinked at her and looked at O\'Lee, who was staring at her hand.