Chapter 5
"It is as I always say; if one has no bread, then let them pump iron!" The Queen roared from the scaffold of the Place de la Révolution. Forced from Versailles and then marched to the guillotine, Marie Antoinette vented her rage at the mob incited by revolutionary fervor, who were no longer the same people she had once loved. But, undergoing a sudden transformation, she destroys the scaffold with her incredible muscles, wielding the very guillotine blade that was to take her head as a weapon! "I am France. A one woman France." If muscles are lost, then they must be forged anew. This is the story of the strongest Queen, who will reverse the French Revolution with her brawn!
Chapter 6
On the advice of a suspicious bard, Albrea—the kingdom’s strongest knight—sets off to the remote village of Montt to slay an evil demon. However, when she arrives, Albrea finds out the demon is just a retired old man! And he’s far from the only strange inhabitant—there’s also a demonic sword taking the form of a young girl, a money-hungry witch, and a drunken priest. As it turns out, the village has another, lesser-known name—the Maxed-Out Village—and is home to many of the kingdom’s greatest heroes! With help from those she came to fight, can Albrea learn what it truly means to be a knight? And what was the bard’s real reason for sending her to Montt in the first place?