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Under those earliest suns and moons, a near constant contest for dominion and prestige raged among Gia's godly caste. Disputes over who among them was Her mightiest, most battle-hardened, and most beautiful inspired fierce rivalries. Much like the untamed wilds and ocean, the gods knew and revered the power of survival through conquest. So too did they make no distinction in copulation...

The feverish dispute between Bressa and Vollum atop grand Lustveil remains one of Gia's most famous tales.

Caught between their immense bowed forms, the First Father Anuk was commanded to judge which of the two, the Muther of Harvest or the Muther of Night, possessed the greater hind. Unwilling to elevate one goddess above the other, he declared that both were equal in beauty and strength. Unsatisfied by his answer, and unwilling to let the matter end in a draw, Bressa and Vollum instead declared--

"She who makes him erupt first is surely the greater."

The two goddesses exchanged knowing smiles, united in their competitive thirst. And so, Bressa and Vollum went to battle...

Putting their riding skills to the test, pushing even their divine forms to the brink, they bounced and bounded their weighty backsides upon that meaty pillar of man-flesh.

BLAP! BLAP! PLAP! BLAP! PLAP!

Anuk's cock was made slick as a greased eel by their combined womanly emissions. Both deities asses fought for supremacy over that high ivory pillar of flesh. Bumping and knocking those heavenly rumps together in efforts to unseat the other. Passing his hard-used member between their slick lower maws, Anuk endured their combined assault with the stern brow and steely grit of a dozen alphas. Witholding that seed roiling within his loins until his slab and fruits could endure no more.

GRAAAAAGH!

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(Excerpt from Tomes of Gia - Genesis)

~ O&R

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Neostar Productions

Yowza! Wouldn’t mind experiencing such a divine duel myself~ 😍

TheLoreMaker

The picture is as epic as always but the story makes it especially memorable.