Too Little Too Late

Each Queen mulls over their ideas and in the end a general consensus cannot be made. It is decided that each will experiment with their idea within their own region. Each leaves their meeting place and returns home. However, within the week, Queens Becky, Jessica, Duff, and Jolie are all dead in the first wave of suicide bombings. The bombings all happen in one day and take not only the four queens but a variety of other amazon officials as well. The method is the same in all four occurances. The Queens, enjoying one of their usual debauches and entertainments of creatively slaughtering their male slaves, cluster around yet another victim who serinely makes an unobtrusive movement, setting off the explosive secreted on his person and causing a massive explosion pretty much vaporizing himself and killing everyone around him.

The **** of these four Queens rocks the entire world and investigations are forthcoming. Apparently, the explosive used is a small chemical device which, though small, creates a devistating and wide-spread lethal explosion. However, the real news comes when a collection of notes finds its way to the amazon press. The group claiming responsibility calls itself the Unburied Dead, a group of **** men who, having already declared themselves dead, have no fear of suicide, see **** as an end to their suffering, and feel that, since they're going to die anyways, they might as well take a few of their oppressors with them. It seems their ethos is spreading like wildfire among the men as well. Many of them are thinking the same way.

The remaining Queens, successors of the previous ones, know that they have a big problem on their hands. If this is allowed to continue, the men will keep killing themselves, taking as many women with them as possible, that humanity will likely be completely destroyed.

Then, each of the amazon Queens recieve a letter from the leader of the group, one who calls himself The Mortician, offering to meet with them in an otherwise abandoned building. He mentions that things have gone into action to cause the wiping out of all of humanity, but he has convinced his council to wait in hope that men and women could come to some arrangement before this irrevocable act can be carried out.