Literature
Sumo Slobberknocker
Japan: the land of the rising sun. It was the birthplace of many cultural icons and traditions such as Godzilla, ninja, and many, many more. This was also the birthplace of the art of sumo wrestling. None were more talked about or as famous as the Ogura family. There was Tsuyu, better known by Tsunami, as her body was so massive that going against her was akin to trying to take on a tsunami. Currently she was retired and her daughter, Haruka, had taken up the family mantle and was now the reigning champion of the main sumo league in Japan. She was a shiba inu, and an enormous one at that. She was tall with thighs like that of pillars. Her breasts were like water melons, her belly a wrecking ball, and last but certainly not least her butt cheeks were even bigger than that. Some people referred to them as full moons for their sheer size and destructive force. She was a woman of great stature and status, living the luxurious life someone of her fame would be able to. However she wasn’t
