But, what about the "unwinnable" match?

Although some of the potential matches Tanya's mentioned sound kind of fun, it doesn't quite match up with what she told you earlier, about the three matches and your contract...

"Um, Ms. McVan, may I ask a question?"

Tanya raises one eyebrow.

"I thought I was supposed to have a match against someone who I had no chance of beating, and then you'd give me a contract offer."

"Hmm. Well, you see, Christy, I'm actually having a bit of trouble deciding who I want you to face. Normally, good, or in your case goodish, girls would fight The Amazon. But because of your relationship with Chichi, she might be able to convince Amazon to take it a little bit easy on you. Then the match wouldn't have much point, would it?"

"No ma'am." You answer. It makes you think, though. Chichi's actually going so far as to try and protect you?

"As far as making your debut opponent a good girl goes? I don't consider most if any of them reliable. Most of them don't really enjoy punishing an overmatched opponent. Either that or they'd focus on sexfighting.... which is fine in its way, but not really what I had in mind for this match. I could match you up against Amber and order her to wrestle, but she'd forget in ten minutes. In general, everyone I might match you up against is either too gentle... or too rough."

"Who's too rough?" The question slips out before you expect it.

"Becky Luv, mostly. The Baroness, if you're not prepared to see kinds of cheating you've never even thought of. Miss H, although in your case I suspect she'd rather try to make you into a full bad girl than destroy you in the ring."

Tanya seems to be thinking to herself, and you decide to keep quiet and not interrupt her.

"Perhaps a no chance in hell match isn't necessary. I've seen you upset an opponent on or slightly above your level, and I've seen how you lose to someone who you aren't a match for - quite well, actually. So maybe instead of giving you an opponent who you can't beat... maybe I'll give you one who you can't lose to. What do you think about that?"