PREFACE
I want to thank everyone for the positive comments and helpful feedback to Goldie's first episode. It was my first experience writing a fantasy superhero story. I am especially grateful for the insightful feedback, generous editing and creative collaboration with flirty_but_nice. Her ideas and interaction have done more than just inspire my writing. I invite you to check out her stories on this site as well.
I encourage you to read Goldie's first episode to get her backstory. If you choose to jump into Goldie's adventure here, it will be helpful to know she has a unique superpower ability called "intention reversal." For reasons described in the first episode (related to her parent's research), Goldie is able to reverse the intentions of another person, causing them to experience what they intend for her. For example, if someone intends to harm Goldie by stabbing or choking her, her superpower reverses their intention, causing them to experience a disabling stabbing pain or constriction of their own throat. On the other hand, her powers can also be used to reverse pleasurable intentions. For example, if someone wants to make her happy or pleasure her to an ecstatic orgasm, she is able to use her gift to return the favors. She engages her power of intention reversal simply by locking eyes with another person. As they say, the eyes are the windows to the soul.
Goldie's scientist parents also created a special "power belt" for her that multiplies every ability and sensation tenfold. When worn, she is ten times stronger, can see ten times better, experiences sensations ten times more intensely, and so on. When put on, the belt immediately adjusts to fit the wearer. Goldie wears the belt as part of her superhero uniform with a gold bra-like top and short gold skirt that gives her maximum freedom of movement, tall gold matching boots and a gold mask over her eyes to protect her identity.
As a tall, gorgeous, voluptuous, fit, young woman, Goldie is committed to using her super power of intention reversal and the physical enhancements of her power belt to fight crime. Of course, Goldie is the superhero name she uses to protect her real identity. However, Goldie is also discovering that being a superhero requires more than having special powers and equipment. Sometimes her greatest battles and vulnerabilities may be within herself.
In the first episode, Goldie saved the day, stopping the evil villain Damián from his plan to use nuclear terrorism to take control of the world. We also discovered Goldie is willing to use her body in any way necessary to stop evil.
This story is purely recreational superhero fantasy. Any resemblance to actual people, superheroes or reality is entirely coincidental. Any comments acknowledging this are unnecessary, although positive comments are sincerely appreciated. Other feedback is also welcomed using the email form. The intensity of suspense and sex increase with each chapter. Most of all, I hope you enjoy this second episode of Goldie, the superhero.
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CHAPTER ONE
News outlets lit up with the story. The wicked plan of the malevolent scum ball Damián to steal nuclear material and sell it to terrorists was foiled. An entire gang led by the narcissist was found tied up for the police to pick up. His lackeys and bimbo girlfriend sang like birds to reduce their own jail time, while implicating Damián. As for him, Damián was out of his mind. The police found him mysteriously covered in his own cum, his body strangely convulsing from one involuntary orgasm after another while shouting outbursts of incoherent sexual expletives. He was sentenced to life in a prison for the criminally insane, where he will never again be a danger to society. If all of this wasn't enough, the biggest part of the story was that one person, Goldie the Superhero, saved the world.
The ruggedly handsome Chief of Police Cliff Johnson stood proudly as a myriad of flashing digital cameras, audio and video recorders all jockeyed for position in front him. Reporters shouted questions, eager to hear their own voices when the press conference would most certainly be played on every media outlet around the country. Chief Johnson gushed in his responses about the sacrificial heroism of Goldie, touting my bravery and willingness to do anything necessary to thwart such a dastardly criminal. "Justice prevailed," he said. "We will all go to bed tonight knowing the world is safer because of the unaided heroic work of Goldie," he added with a glimmer in his eye.
I'd be lying if I said I didn't secretly wish his words about going to bed tonight were an invitation by him to personally show me the gratitude the city had for my heroism. I watched the impressive 6'4" blond muscular warrior maneuver his answers to asinine questions reporters are obliged to ask. He looked handsomely straight into the cameras with his no-nonsense steely blues while masterfully avoiding sharing any details under the guise it was still an "active investigation." He had one purpose for the press conference: to generously communicate a major crime had been solved single-handedly by Goldie the Superhero. My heart and head grew.
The irony of all the notoriety is that no one knows who I really am. For my safety and that of those around me, I have no choice but to keep my real identity hidden. In one sense, everyone knows who I am; in another, nobody does. It can be lonely being a superhero. There is no one I can sit down with over drinks after a hard day and vent. It also makes long-term intimate relationships impossible.
However, I'd also be lying if I said the respect and notoriety I receive didn't make me proud. When I walk down the street in my recognizable gold outfit, normal citizens stare admirably, applauding and taking quick photos. When criminals see me coming, they most often either surrender without resistance or run. The community feels safer when I am around. Chief Johnson regularly fends off requests for me to speak or to pose for photo ops. People know he is the only one who has the direct number to contact me through an encrypted cell phone he gave me. He never bothered me with these requests, reserving his rare use of the phone to urgent matters. Like anyone, I like the feeling of being appreciated, needed and celebrated.
I was surprised to receive a call from the Chief on the dedicated phone a week after the arrests at the nuclear distribution center.
"Goldie, this is Chief Johnson," his strong voice announced.
"Of course it is Chief," I said. "Who else would it be?"
"True," he said, recognizing the obviousness of his greeting.