Chapter Two: The Tale of Big Mama

"Now let's move on to the next generation of Luv who would bring the Luvs into the sport that we know of today as Sex Wrestling." Herzog narrates over a large open mountain landscape with wide open fields as a woman rides on horseback across it.

"Lilly Luvelle, or who will be later known as Lilly Luv or simply Big Mama."

"Oh my god!" Nina Hartley says

Nina Hartley

Adult Entertainer/ Luv Historian

"Big Mama is one of my favorite Luvs to talk about." Nina says obviously excited, "She's the one who started sex wrestling for the Luvs! She has had a lasting impact inside and outside the ring. She's the reason why we have so many Luvs around the world!"

"Nina Hartely might be right about Big Mama. But right now she is Lilly Luvelle who helps runs her family ranch in Texas in the late 1800s/early 1900s. Who has strong legs thanks to horseback riding and strong as an ox, because as some rumors would have it, is because she wrestled them. But none of that matters as right now she just lost her grandmother Mabel Luvelle." Herzog says as camera zooms in on Lilly as she has tears wiping off face."

The camera turns to Nina, "At this moment, Mabel just died from a horse back accident. A rattle snake or something scared her off her horse and she fell and broke her neck. It was nobody's fault. It just happened. But it was so quick and so sudden it took everyone by surprise. Lilly's mother died having Lilly at childbirth so Mabel raised her up. And Mabel to Lilly was a strong role model, a woman who never ran from a fight. And if rumors were true, introduced her to sex when she was of age. And as we all know about Mabel that is probably true." Hartely laughs.

"Yes, it probably was true." Herzog says, "And as Lilly ran from her sorrows, she found something that would change her life forever."

Lilly stops her horse and looks down the valley and couldn't believe what she was seeing. A small gypsy cavanan, but by the lights and music she heard down there, it might be a carnival.

"A small carnival in a lone Texas valley but this was no ordinary carnival. It was a very special one indeed that Lilly was soon to discover." Herzog says as Lilly look at the carnival some more before giddup her horse and rushing down the valley to it.