"Good god, look at her!"
"What a cow!"
"Ugh, how can she handle those?"
Dana ignored the barely whispered comments about her bust line. Sporting a hefty 48H cup bust, the girl simply smiled at the would-be tormentors, gave her shoulders a slight twist, and her full breasts jiggled wildly and then smiled sweetly.
"At least I know I could get any of your boyfriends if I tried." The other girls were silent and glared at her as she left the locker room, headed to meet her boyfriend, Justin. He smiled broadly as she left the college gym, and jogged over to her. The martial arts and track student embraced his girlfriend warmly. "How're you, beautiful?"
"I'm pretty good. Classes were good, Yoga was relaxing and fulfilling as usual."
"You know that new student? The weird girl?"
"The one who most of the wannabe Goths were begging to join them?"
"Yeah. She joined the martial arts club."
"And? What about it?" The semi-short girl cuddled against Justin, sitting next to him on the bleachers.
"Well, she's damned good- she can really lay down some serious pain on some poor soul. I still stayed on the top of the ranking list, though."
"So you're still #1?"
"Yep!" He smiled at her fondly. "Hey, look! There she is!" Justin pointed across the football field.
A woman, slender, slightly tall, athletic, skin that was as pale as either of them had ever seen.
There was an air of casual indifference about her- the way she moved, and her clothes, especially. Slightly baggy denim pants, faded camouflage colored adorned her hips and legs, the waist of the jeans too loose to stay up yet somehow staying up. A black t-shirt covered her torso, the styled lettering on the front proclaiming "Digital Angel", and a pair of circuit board wings adorned the back of the garment. The hem of the shirt had been cut high, exposing a slender midriff and the barest glimpse of the undersides of her breasts, full and round, though not very large- B or C cup sized. A gray baseball cap rested on her head, long silver/white hair done up in a loose ponytail hung out the back of the cap, and a pair of glasses- wire frames, circular lenses, blue tint- rested on her nose. Tiny ear bud headphones were in her ears and she hummed as she walked across the soccer field.
Shouts and jeers were heard- there was a soccer practice in progress on the field and her walking around on the field was interrupting it. She was dancing, moving to the melody playing on her headphones, and anyone familiar with anime would note that she dodged and weaved among the players and the flying ball as Spike Spiegel of Cowboy Bebop fame would effortlessly flow through a fight without taking a hit. When she was a little over halfway across the field, the players started simply trying to hit her with the soccer balls, and still she avoided all of them, dancing, her body in fluid motion.
Once she'd crossed the field, shouts, curse and taunts were thrown at here even more relentlessly than the soccer balls previously had. She smiled, faced the crowd, bowed in time for one last soccer ball to go over her head, turned, and continued her dancing walk.
"She's crazy." Dana shook her head.
"No, she's not human."
"You think so?"
"Yeah, she was double jointed in places it's not possible on a human body. Didn't you see?"
"You mean I kicked the crap out of a nonhuman in martial arts today? SWEET!"
"Justin! I thought you had an open mind about stuff like that!"
"Hey, I do, baby, it's just... I mean, hell, most of the nonhuman races outrank us poor mortals on the physical ability charts, y'know? So it's gratifying to know I can even top a nonhuman. Which race do you think she is?"
"Well, she's too pale to be a nightelf, and she's not a Sheen, there's not enough metal showing, and it's obvious she's not a nekomimi, so I'm thinking elf or flier."
"Ah."
"That's all you have to say, love?"
"Well, I'm just a little surprised- I never really thought about it." Justin's embracing hands were slowly moving towards Dana's breasts, and she shied away.
"Justin, don't. Please."
"Sorry, Dana."
"Look, I have class, I'll see you tonight, ok?"
"The Gym, right?"
"Right!"
"All right, baby girl."
The two separated and went their separate ways.
Later that night...
Bam! Pow! WHAM!