Amalgamation - Part 4.
By arcovionomicron@gmail.com



Mengran now started to think more and more about the future. Specifically, she
thought more and more about the roles of women and men in society. There was
an entire planet to repopulate, and now women had a chance to claim their
rightful place at the head of society. For generations, women had been treated
as second class citizens, and now there was a chance to right the wrongs of
the past.

Mengran thought about the piles of the nomads' weapons outside of town. Her
entire life, she had been a housewife, and now she thought about maybe
becoming a warrior. She thought that maybe Hans could be her instructor. After
all, she had completely shattered his sense of self, and he would obediently
follow all of her commands.

She ordered Hans to tell his men to come to where their weapons were piled up
outside of town. Soon, everyone was gathered by the former site of the men's
encampment. Standing on top of the men's weapons, Mengran addressed the crowd
: "My dear sisters, for generations and millennia, we women have been treated
like second class citizens. >>From this day forward that will change. We women
will be the warriors and leaders of the future. Given there are only 10,000 of
us left, and an entire planet to repopulate, a great responsibility lies on
our shoulders. From this day onwards, women will be the leaders and men will
be the followers."

Mengran asked Hans if there were any blacksmiths among his people. He meekly
replied that there were. She had him order the blacksmiths to step out of the
crowd and identify themselves. Mengran looked over to the blacksmiths and said
: "From this day on, your jobs will be to make weapons and suits of armor for
women instead of men. Given there are already many swords, maces, lances and
arrows, you can start with making suits of armor for us."

From the following day, the blacksmiths went to the women's homes and took
their measurements, and proceeded to make the suits of armor for them. This
was the first step in the long process of turning the women into warriors.
Soon, military style training schools were set up for the women, with the men
being their instructors. For the men this was a nice change. They would rather
instruct the women than stay at home and do the women's chores.

At the beginning, making the transition from housewife to warrior proved to be
a little challenging for the women. After all, for generations, women had been
told that they were the weaker sex, and that their primary role was to be
mothers and wives before anything else. So the first series of classes were
more psychological in nature. Mengran took the lead in this department,
telling her women that they could be just as good as warriors as men, maybe
even better. After all, she had defeated Hans in battle without any military
training.

As the blacksmiths started to make the suits of armor for the women, the women
started to wear them and get used to their feel. Various options were
possible. The suits could be like the ones wore by the knights of Europe, or
like the one Hans was wearing. Most women preferred the light ones, like the
one that Hans had worn, as the heavy suits would be too cumbersome.

While the women attended military style training schools, the nomads were
forced to attend classes to prepare them for their new roles in society. Men
were instructed in the arts of cooking, cleaning, and other domestic chores.
There were even classes designed for teaching a man on how to serve a woman's
sexual desires and needs. Mengran's plans reached far into the future, and she
planned on leaving no stone unturned.

The days continued to go by, and the women started to feel more comfortable
with their future roles in society. The men meanwhile, slowly but surely
became resigned to their fate as well. After all, they had seen their leader
get utterly shattered at the hands of Mengran, and on average, the women were
three times their size.

Meanwhile, at home, Hans continued his roles a Mengran's virtual property and
slave. Deep down, Hans was very afraid of his wife. He tried his best to meet
her demands and serve her needs, particularly her sexual ones. Mengran seemed
to be insatiable, and a deep sense of psychological impotence developed in
Hans. This was more or less the same for all the other couples.

At home, with each passing day, the women's lust and sexual desires increased
in magnitude. This was evident by the fact that the men's bodies were often
bruised following a sexual encounter. The women were so much larger than the
men, and sexual intercourse proved to be quite an undertaking for the men.
This only lead to further sexual frustration on the part of the men. No matter
how hard they tried the women proved insatiable. Often, the women would resort
to spanking the men, or punishing them in other humiliating ways.

The months continued to pass, until one day Mengran informed Hans that she had
become pregnant. Mengran was the first woman among her people to become
pregnant, as she had started having sex with her man earlier than anyone else.
Soon, many of the other women also informed their husbands that they were
pregnant as well. Finally at last, Mengran felt a little more at ease, given
that now she knew that at least the human race would continue.

To be continued ...