The crowd, once cheering and jeering at the end of the blood fight that had just completed, hushed to whispers as the new challenger approached. She was a half beautiful, half monstrous combination of human and Tarkatan physiology. Physically speaking, her body outclassed those of her female opponents, with her sizable bosom and plump ass that even the most prudish of combatants couldn't help but stare at. Her eyes, too, were like gemstones, beautiful and distracting. Even her jaw, filled with the sharp daggers that were her teeth were beautiful in their own, deadly way.
She was Mileena, clone of Kitana, and one of the deadliest fighters in all the realms. Her reputation preceded her; well known for her cruelty, torturing opponents in a variety of creative ways. There was of course devouring them whole, one of her favorite methods, but that was not at all her only way of taking out opponents. Stomping them, breaking their bones, and even shitting down their throats provided equally entertaining.
As she ascended to the fight stage, should could feel the eyes of the crowd upon her. Some were staring lustfully at her figure while others still gazed at her mouth covering with fear. Even Shao Kahn was looking at her like a piece of meat. She enjoyed the spectacle of it all. Looking across the stage, she saw that her first opponent was...
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