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Um, excuse me, do you have any idea who you're trying to steal from?

Oh please, what will a little girl like you do to stop me?

So, Supergirl?

I thought you were dead.

No, just retired.

Oh look, you found me.

Ready for round two, super bitch?

Give me a bath in my skirt.

Oh, what?

You know I'm superior to you, right?

Right?

So give me a good show, or else.

You really have let yourself go, but you've gained this beautiful bubble

butt. No wonder you can't fight anymore.

You're in no condition.

I bet this is like re-traumatisation, right?

Like I said last time, you should have stayed retired.

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Okay.

. .

.

Yes.

I'll follow the news.

Hopefully the authorities find you like this and realise who you are.

Not a hero anymore, just a scared little girl.

Stand up.

The same real-life superheroes we introduced you to in November are now

stirring up trouble for Seattle police after becoming the victims of a violent

crime Saturday night. Come with us to talk to the self-appointed crusader,

Phoenix Jones.

Phoenix Jones calls himself a crime fighter. He's the man who dresses up and

patrols the streets at night. I endanger my life with a reason and a purpose.

But a man held him at gunpoint Saturday night while another kicked him and broke

his nose.

And now police say enough is enough.

Someone's gonna end up dead.

Don't insert yourself into those situations.

If you see something, call 911.

It happened in Seattle's Belltown. They're all swearing at each other and,

like, about to fight.

phoenix broke up a brawl and one of the guys turned on him and he started

swinging on me put the guy in a hold and waited for police to arrive but seconds

later phoenix says another guy pulled a gun i'm still holding this guy down and

that's when that's when the second guy came up and said i i got him yeah

phoenix claims it's no big deal but what happened here the other day is exactly

what police are afraid was gonna happen

Insert themselves into a potentially volatile situation, and then they end up

being victimized as well. He could be dead.

Maybe. Police worry Phoenix's recent taste of fame pushes him to put himself

in harm's way.

Hey, look.

After we went on patrol with Phoenix in November, he's appeared on Good Morning

America. People in the streets stop him for autographs and photos.

But Phoenix claims none of that motivates him. You know, I train for

these situations.

I don't just come out willy-nilly and just run on the streets.

After looking down the barrel of a gun, however, police hope he stops before

it's too late.

Luke Ducey, Comfort News.

Police say it's not illegal to dress up in costume in patrol, but they say now

that the stakes are higher, they're asking the superheroes to just call 911.

Surprise. I know you're in love with me.

Keep dreaming, villain.

I'm going to get you this time.

Zedek.

You won't ever defeat me, super bitch. And you know it.

That's why you get so aroused.

Because you know I can do anything to you and you can't stop me.

Please. We are way past that, super bitch.

We both know you want it.

This is not the body of a superheroine in her prime.

This is the body of a young woman who yearns to be dominated.

Who craves a man who can really fuck her.

Tell me what I want to hear.

You're right. I need this.

Please fuck me harder.

Are you my little submissive sex slave?

Yes, monster.

I am your submissive sex slave.

Please fuck me as I've never been fucked before.

That's all I need to hear from you.

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Thank you.