Mojo here to introduce you all to another installment of Marvel XXX Capcom! This tantalizing tale is a match-up between Storm of the X-Men and the infamous M. Bison! Will Storm submit to M. Bison or will she be able to free the Morlocks without caving to his whims?
Spoilers, but it's the first one.
Anyways, enjoy this scene!
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The mansion was like something out of Scarface: full of marble and gold, more rooms than anyone would ever need, and stacked with armed guards. The X-Men walked up the steps, guided by the very man who had captured them as they attempted to sneak onto the base.
Since it was a stealth mission, there were only three members present: Storm, Cyclops, and Jean Grey. The three of them alone could have taken out the dozen guards that watched them as they were led to the mansion's owner, but considering the stakes, they opted for peace.
They came to a kind of lobby where a pair of men waited outside a grand pair of golden doors. They were both large and intimidating, one dressed like a boxer and the other a wrestler.
"This them?" the boxer asked. He had been leaning up against the doors while the wrestler lounged on a nearby couch.
"Yes, Mr. Balrog," the soldier said.
"Which one of you is the leader?" Balrog said.
Cyclops stepped forward. "That'd be me. I lead the X-Men. My name is--"
"X-Men?" Balrog said. "No, no. Of the Morlocks."
It was Storm who stepped forward, then. "I am. I speak for the Morlocks."
Balrog opened the door. "He just wants to talk to you." Storm looked back at her two teammates, who both nodded.
"We will be fine," Jean said, telepathically. "Call out if you need us."
Storm nodded and walked through the doors. She took one last look at her friends before the doors closed behind her and already saw both of the larger men leering at Jean while Cyclops stepped forward.
The room she entered was larger than any other in the mansion, but from what she could tell, it was the personal quarters of M. Bison. It kept with the same gold and marble theme, its walls covered in banners depicting the winged skull of Shadaloo. There were chairs and other seating that was made of wood and felt and looked like they were uncomfortable to sit on. And in the middle of the room was a water feature of a Roman soldier atop a horse, which spewed water from its mouth. Behind that, she found a bed that was larger than any she had ever seen before. And sitting on the edge of that bed was M. Bison.
Upon seeing Storm, he stood. "Welcome, Weather Goddess. I hope your trip here was comfortable?"
The man was dressed in a robe and a pair of silk pants. It was odd to see one of M. Bison's reputation to be dressed so casually, but even crime lords had to sleep.
"Your men did not harm us," she said. Her eyes went white and sparked. "Let us hope it stays that way."
M. Bison chuckled, again taking Storm by surprise. "I suppose it all depends on what happens here tonight."
"Our demands are simple: release the Morlocks and Mr. Sinister to our custody."
Bison folded his hands behind his back and began to pace. "You are not in a position to make demands."
"Perhaps not," Storm said. "But that has never deterred me before."
Bison turned. "You are a woman of conviction and drive. I admire that."
He eyed her up and down, taking in her form that was shown off in her tight, white uniform. The man's gaze was intense and nearly broke Storm's hard exterior.
"To be honest," Bison finally said, "Sinister is a monster and not the kind that I can use. And his experiments with the Morlocks have been fruitless. I will give you both."
Storm's eyes narrowed and she didn't respond, waiting for whatever he was about to say next that would inevitably make his boon feel like more of a burden.
"But I am a businessman, first and foremost. I have my own demand. A need, really."
Storm waited, a pang of fear beginning to form in her gut. Bison continued to pace around, making a line for the fountain.
"I am a busy man. I enact billion-dollar deals every day. At any moment, I have the lives of thousands in the palms of my hands and the blood of even more. What I don't have time for are the more base pleasures in life. I find them to be...beneath me."
He stopped at the fountain.
"Make no mistake, I am not some sexless egomaniac. When I feel the urge for pleasure, I have it brought to me, but there is no sport in that."
Bison turned to Storm, a salacious grin appearing on his face.
"A goddess, though. Now, there is a conquest."
Storm stood rigid. "So, you wish for me to give my body to you."
Bison nodded.
"And if I don't, then neither the Morlocks nor Sinister will be released to us?"
"To put it plainly: yes."
Storm scoffed. "It does not seem very sporting."
"Maybe not," Bison said with a shrug. "But I don't believe that someone of your stature would easily, if ever, be seduced by someone like me. Your morals wouldn't allow it."
"You would be correct."
"Then, the very fact that you are here, in my presence, asking for something of me that you can't take yourself, is enough for me."
"Very well." Storm reached up to her neck and clasped the X-shaped zipper at her collar and began to pull it down.