More A Woman All Ranma 1/2 characters owned bt Rumiko Takahashi. Send not thine lawyers with their great nasty teeth to rend mine bank account in revenge, for I have little they may feed upon. *** Ranma stood in the dojo, glaring at the three girls. "For the past year, you three have made my life miserable over engagements and romances I never wanted. Well I have had ENOUGH!" He picked up a bucket and drenced himself, becoming a she instantly. She picked up another, and doused herself again. "That, ladies, was permanence water. Ranma Saotome, the man, is dead. Long live Ranma Saotome, the woman." She smiled wickedly into the three girl's shocked faces, and turned and walked out of the room. "Ranchan's finally lost it," Ukyo finally said. "Aiyah, husband go crazy," Shampoo seconded, and then glared at Akane. "Violent pervet girl hit Ranma on head again?" she accused. Akane shook her head vehemently. "Ranma's been acting wierd lately. He was nice to Ryoga. He tried to make friends with Mousse and Kuno." She looked at the door the redhead had exited from. "But I never expected this." "Get used to it, Akane," Ranma said, walking back in the dojo. Her ex-fiancees gaped at her. She wore an understated red dress that matched her hair and accented her eyes. With a bit of disbelief, they noticed Ranma was actually wearing a bra and makeup, for the first time ever. Ranma gave a girlish giggle. "I take it I look good?" At their lack of response, she sighed disgustedly. "Some help you are." Ranma twirled and made to walk out of the dojo. She stopped at the exit, and turned back to the girls. "Oh, by the way ladies, see those two caskets?" She pointed to a corner of the dojo, and the girls' eyes followed her finger. "One's Drowned Man water, the other is more permanence water." Ranma paused, and a bit of hope crept into her voice. "If you really care for me that much, prove it. Ranma turned to exit. "Well, I'm off to see if that hunk of a man Ryoga will take me out." She paused. "Maybe Mousse would be interested." She grinned back at the three girls. "Frankly girls, I'm more of a woman than you three ever were."