Carefully analyze this story and describe in detail the expected appearance of the average woman of this tribe at the end of the story, first as a whole, and then from head to toe, considering that their physical development far exceeds even elite athletes and bodybuilders: 
 "Once upon a time, in a rugged and isolated part of the world, lived a tribe that adhered to ancient pagan traditions. This tribe was known for its formidable warriors, fierce men who often travelled on long-distance raids to acquire wealth and honor for their people. One cold autumn morning, the men set out on what would be their longest and most ambitious raid to date. They ventured far from their homeland in search of treasures and glory. This expedition promised great benefits, but would last many moons, leaving the women, children, and elders behind to tend to the village. The women, resilient and undaunted by the absence of their husbands, took charge of the village's daily activities. They worked together, performing tasks that, customarily, relied on the men's strength and the use of draft animals. However, adversity struck when a neighboring tribe, seizing the men's absence, raided and stole their remaining draft animals. Deprived of their beasts of burden, the women were faced with increasingly daunting physical labor. Nevertheless, they did not falter. They harnessed their inner strength, took up the immense burdens, and began to train their bodies to handle these tasks. Weeks turned into months, and the women became incredibly strong. They created makeshift yokes, harnessed themselves to heavy plows, lifted heavy stones, carried massive logs, and hoisted enormous water jugs. Their muscles grew and bulged with every passing day. They embraced their newfound strength, not just as a necessity but as a source of pride and camaraderie. They even turned their labor into competitions, challenging each other to push their limits and surpass their previous achievements. When the men finally returned, victorious yet weary, they were greeted by a sight that left them speechless. Their wives stood before them, transformed into massive mountains of iron muscles, each ten times stronger than the fiercest warrior among them. At first, the men were discouraged and their pride wounded. They attempted to regain some semblance of their former status by training and building their own strength. But this proved to be a futile endeavor. They lacked the dedication and resilience that the women had developed through necessity and persistence. Meanwhile, the women's enthusiasm for training only grew stronger. Lifting weights and engaging in strength competitions became their favorite pastime. In every free moment, they could be found lifting enormous stones and logs, their muscles swelling to even greater proportions. The men's despair grew as they watched their wives and daughters become ever more powerful. As time went on, the disparity in strength between the men and women became starker. The women's muscles became so enormous, dense and massive that their range of motion and flexibility were greatly limited. Reaching for a tool, braiding hair, or simply bending down was no longer a trivial matter. In the face of this new challenge, a new harmony blossomed. The men realized their value in this symbiotic dynamic. They helped their wives dress, bathe, and navigate through routines that had become awkward due to their immense bulk. The women, showered with newfound admiration and assistance, thrived. They embraced the opportunity to push their physical limits even further, building muscle mass and strength to unparalleled proportions. In return, they cherished and respected the men's dexterity and dedication. The tribe found its way to a harmonious balance, where might and supporting hands coalesced into a profound symbiosis. The legacy they fostered was one of resilience, unity, and mutual respect—a tale passed down through generations as the epitome of the power of transformation and the beauty of partnership. Thus, the pagan tribe flourished, reminding the world that true strength lies not in solitary might, but in the interwoven fabric of collaborative existence."