<span style="font-size: 18px">Sir Wendell gasped Braxton's display of defiance to the Amazons. Wendell <i>had</i> shown bravery when he had thought that the Amazons might be civilized and sensible, but when the extent of their barbarism and threatened cruelty was no longer in doubt then Wendell had been cowed. Wendell could now only hold his breath and watch as Queen Rhene once again descended from her throne to confront Braxton.<br/>
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Of course, this queen was without any morals or decency, thought Wendell. She spoke to Braxton, telling the Englishman that she would enslave him and make him obedient whilst feeling for his manhood from outside his trousers and touching the bare skin of his belly in a teasing fashion. Wendell had not broached the subject of women with Braxton before and did not know if Braxton might be prone to be a slave to the pleasures of the flesh.<br/>
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Sir Braxton would had had to have been blind not to notice the tempting beauty of the Amazons and their queen, still his own indignation at the treatment of the Englishmen burned hot and currently worked as a defense against their queen's manipulation. He knew that his body might make demands of him, like eliminating waste at inconvenient times. He also knew that this queen's attentions might eventually cause him to spill his seed and foul his trousers. But whatever voluntary muscles he had were his own. Braxton was made of sterner iron than this queen had ever seen in a man. <br/>
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He used her fumbling and tickling of him as anger fueled defenses in his mind. She once again spoke of her own willpower and supposed royalty, but that only added wood to the fire of Braxton's emotions.<br/>
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As she kept her blue eyes locked upon his brown eyes, he returned her stare. Then he spoke loudly, not to shout at her, but so that everyone in the room might hear him, "~There is already a Queen that I serve and obey. You are not my Queen."<br/>
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Then Braxton's voice peeled throughout the Amazon Throne room, "God save Her Majesty! Queen Victoria!"<br/>
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Almost every Englishman reacted on instinct and their voices rang out in ragged unison, "God save the Queen!"</span>