Supervillain Journal #2: The Bat
The Exact Moment a Superheroine Breaks
Nothing is more satisfying than the moment a superheroine breaks. You hear it in her voice. The haughty assurance cracks to feminine desperation. I first noticed it when I broke the Bat. She wore purple leather, tight enough to outline the nipples of her perky tits, but loose enough to fold around the stomach. We fought on a rooftop in downtown Gothlam. She started arrogant, taunting me about how she'd handled bigger, tougher men. "But that's okay. I could use a warm up." She didn't realize I was supernaturally enhanced by Ancient Mesopotamian rituals and weaponry.
It's so fun, letting a martial arts expert try her moves on you. The deft punches, the roundhouse kicks, the flips, her legs straddling your shoulders as she pounds your head. All useless, from the Bat. I waited until she was winded, her chest expanding with each breath, her hands on her knees, wondering
how
she was going to deal with me, before I punched her. The first hit smacked the cartilage of her nose and cracked her bat-shaped mask.
To that point, I'd let her hit me. Now, I made it clear that my enhanced combat responsiveness made her useless. She attempted to duck, weave, parry my blows. I predicted every move, slamming her stomach when she expected her face. Grabbing her arm when she attempted to block, holding it while I backhanded her over and over. She unwisely attempted another roundhouse kick. I held her ankle against my neck. She grunted as she attempted to pull her leg free. I traced my index finger along the crotch of her pants, then slammed her between her breasts.
The Bat fell, groaning and whimpering, but not yet broken. She crawled, her yellow cape dragging on the roof. Her ass wiggled, the outline of her underwear visible through the tightness of her pants.
"No more cocky quips?" I kicked her waist, flipping the Bat onto her back. I'll always remember those emerald eyes, shiny under the full moon, and the glimmer of her lipstick. I wanted so much to rip her mask off, to expose her pretty face. But it wasn't time. She wasn't yet broken.
The Bat reached into her utility belt, yellow like her cape and the logo on her chest, and flicked a bat-shaped boomerang at my face. I grabbed it between thumb and forefinger. "You're going to regret that."
The superheroine gasped when I grabbed the bat insignia on her chest. Her back arched as I pulled her, by her top, up to her booted feet. She jabbed me a few times, which was honestly cute. I released her top. She yelped but, before she hit the roof, I grabbed her again. One hand on her crotch, the other on her shoulder blades.
That's when the Bat broke. It was her spirit first, a moment before her body.
"No, no, no," she shrieked as I raised her higher and higher over my head. She sounded more like a helpless damsel than a powerful heroine. "Please, stop. You win."