Valley of Silver: Valley Doll vs Silver Ace

Even Ace winced as Valley Doll landed on her front. Her stomach, her breasts, and her beautiful face smashing into the mat with force. She felt guilty even, for moving out of the way when she did, making her the one to blame for the pain Valley was going through.

Turning towards her, Ace reached out, touching and resting her hand on top of Valley's for a moment, giving it light squeeze before removing it and rolling towards the turnbuckle. A small sign of apology. In the corner, Ace spent a full minute laying there, just taking the time to soothe herself of several of Valley's moves, and assess her abilities. She had adrenaline going for her, but even that was starting to run out, meaning she had to end this soon, if she wanted any chance of winning.

Taking another breath, Ace grabbed the ropes and started pulling herself up to her feet, turning to watch Valley Doll and see how she was faring, needing to see her position before she could make her plan.

No matter how many time she did it, now matter how many times she missed the moonsault - and it was no small number, at least one out of every 4 - Valley never quite got used to landing on her face. How she'd never gotten a busted nose from the impact was a small miracle, just by itself.

She expected Ace to finish her off - maybe go for the pin, maybe set up her own turnbuckle attack, maybe just lock in a submission. None of that happened. Instead, she got a pat on the head, a gentle, soothing stroke, and a full minute to recover. She took good use of it too, laying there for a several seconds as she started to rise, head still swimming but most of her brain still functional. She started to look around, trying to lock on Silver Ace before she could finish doing whatever it was she was trying to do.

Ace had risen first it seemed, the ropes having aided her ascent. Exhausted, but still able to move, she watched as Valley started getting up, looking around for her. When she found her, Ace would be standing in the corner, just a couple feet away, standing with her side facing towards Valley. Ace had her dead to rights, and, after shooting a look of regret Valley's way, Ace struck.

Side stepping out of the corner, she lashed out with her leg, raising it up before kicking it outwards, turning her body as she super-kicked Valley, the bottom of her boot, turned sideways, snapping against her chin, the crowd exploding as she connected with her Silver Flash Super Kick!

Behind. She was behind.

Valley turned as the Silver's signature strike struck her dead on, her foot smack into her face, sending stars to dance around her head. The blow was devastating, utterly, and Valley imeddiately fell on her back - she could have sworn she forget her name for a moment.

She laid there, dimly aware of the crowd reaching a crescendo, her hands far and wide apart.

Ace stood, looking down at Valley, the crowd cheering her on, having cheered on both women during this long back and forth battle. Now that it seemed to be coming to an end, they were eager to see how Ace finished Valley off.

Grabbing Valley by the arm, she started pulling the woman to a sitting up position before dragging her by her arm and forcing her to turn onto all fours.

Once she had her turned over to her front, Ace raised Valley's arm above her head, straight up, and cross her leg over it, her leg pressing Valley's arm against her neck. Her other leg went over Valley's other shoulder, interlocking with the first leg, giving a very odd view to the crowd.

Patting Valley's head, Ace whispered to her:

"I promised you'd end up between my legs.."

before falling back to the mat, pulling on Valley's straightened arm while squeezing tightly with her legs, Valley being choked by Ace's smooth thigh on one side and her own tan arm on the other, locked in the Tri-Ace Chokehold!

Valley was putty in Silver's capable hands - well, she was before the kick, too, but know she was in another sense of the word. She was only just starting to regain her senses when Ace pulled her to the front - deep in the back of her mind, she knew what Ace was about to do, but she was in no position to stop it...and almost didn't want to. She was glad that the hold had her facing downward, out of the audience's view - they couldn't see her smile as the legs started to circle around her neck.

"Yes." Valley chuckled. "Yes, you-"

Ace locked the hold in and Valley's precious breath flew away, caught in the tight, sensuous grasp. There wasn't any escape, this time; Ace still had plenty of power in those thighs of hers, and Valley was only able to choke down wheezing gasps, when she could breath at all. The heat from Silver's body was maddening, too - being so close. so close, to this tempting body, longing for it all during the match...

Enough was enough. Valley brought her hand down and started tapping.

As soon as Valley started tapping out, Ace released her from the hold, freeing her legs and rolling a little away from her before laying on her back. She was a mix of feelings at the moment, on one hand, she was ecstatic, having achieved her first win in AFW, against a incredibly hard fought opponent, the crowd roaring its approval as Valley tapped out. The feeling as the referee stood over her and lifted her arm in the air was indescribable.

On the other hand, she was completely exhausted, the adrenaline that had been keeping her going now tapped out, Ace now feeling just every bruise and ache on her body, her legs starting to lock up on her. As seemed to be custom now, she was definitely going to need a few days off before her next match. A nice warm bath would do wonders for her.

Top of her list though, was her concern for Valley, looking over to the woman as the ref girl helped her up to her feet, Ace leaning against the ropes before motioning to the referee to help her oppo-her friend up.

"Valley?...You alright?"

She'd lost. But for once, it really didn't feel like losing.

She laid on her side, watching as Silver Ace enjoyed her victory - her first victory. It brought Valley back, years back, to the very first time she came out on top. The sound of the crowd cheering her on, the very first time they'd all been on her side, that rush from being a winner, from going the distance and have all the applause and the adoration - if Valley lived to be a million years old, she would never forget it.

Valley rose with the refs help, managing a small smile as she walked past her and out of the ring. "Not yet, no."

She slowly made her way out of the ring and took the slow walk until she made it to the curtain - where she'd stop and wait for Silver to join her.

She wouldn't be waiting long. With a brief moment to raise her arm up for the crowd, who were applauding the efforts of both women, she stepped out of the ring, limping her way up the ramp. Normally she walked up the ramp depressed over a loss, moving quickly to avoid her opponents bragging and the crowds taunts. Now though, she was moving quickly for another, better reason.

Once she followed Valley behind the curtain, she leaned in close to her, leaning her head onto Valley's shoulder.

"Hey....Great match!"

She said, wrapping her arms around Valley in a loose hug.

Valley leaned against a wall, catching her breath while she waited for Ace to make her way up, too - the little wildkat had really done a number on her. Her match with Amethyst had been brutal, but even that didn't require this much stamina in the long run - she'd tried to keep up with the youth, but in the end she just couldn't manage it. Better luck next time.

And there would be a next time. No way this was a one-time occasion.

She lightened up when Ace popped out and came at her. the two embracing each in a gentle way. Valley ran her hand over Silver's hair, cradling it, holding her close and planting a few kisses on her neck. "Yeah - it was. You're amazing...I know I'll probably say stuff like that a lot, but only because I mean it. That was the best match I've had in years, and not just because of the sexy reasons."