Iron Titus, a human gladiator that has dominated the countryside circuit with his imposing build and raw strength, takes his talents to the Shellside Pits... where he is promptly defeated by Rising Cassidy. Incensed at having his meteoric rise cut short (and possibly swallowing some feelings that have awoken in him being physically dominated by a powerful lady), he challenges her to a rematch, but the elf just laughs him off, tells him if he's ever looking for another go, he can find her at the Pyreside Guesthouse.

Later that night, Titus works up the courage to ahem, 'confront' Cassidy, and storms into the Pyreside Guesthouse - only to get a little sidetracked amid the crowded taproom, a medley of the guesthouse's more exotic drinks, and a certain enthusiastic bargob - encounters that have a rather transformative effect on 'him'.

By the time the former human makes it to the backrooms, Iron Titus has been shed like an old gimmick. In his place is a heavyset rookie gladiator of nordling (that is, the horned giants of the Seventh realm) and feminine persuasions with the ring name of Thick Thyra - one who has lost all her former persona's swaggering bravado and is far more honest about the kind of 'pointers' she's looking for from Cassidy.

[7th Realm, Male-Presenting Human Gladiator to Softly Built Female Nordling/Giantess with a bit of a fan crush on Cassie]

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