Hebe vs Eilithyia

Hebe (goddess of youth, and cupbearer) vs. Eilithyia (Goddess of childbirth; daughter of Hera and Zeus)

Eilithyia entered the Olympian arena, her bare body coated in a weight from childbirth that gave her intense curves. Her hips were wide and her body jiggled here and there, but she was not to be underestimated. She carried herself with a gentle grace, but she held the fury of a mother protecting her children inside her.

Hebe was rather opposite. Despite her countless years, she forever took the shape of a young woman. She stood barely taller than Eilithyia’s waist, her body small but taut with youthful muscle and energy. She had chosen not to develop her body over her centuries, keeping herself closer to her element. Her body was hairless below her neck, short hair topping her head alone. Her tight tummy and barely noticeable breasts were far flatter than her opponent’s, making her bare pubic mound the major indication that she was female, apart from her still sexual strut and jutting out of her modest chest.

“I have ages of wisdom beyond you, little one,” Eilithyia threatened coolly.
“You mean you’re big and gorged and slow.” Hebe grinned. “Try and match the strength of youth, old had. I dare you.”