Wondrous Woman flew into her flat through the open window. Her luxurious apartment was on the top floor of a skyscraper.
The superheroine sighed. The night was still relatively young, but it looked like everything was quiet tonight. No crime to fight, no bastards to beat up. So she could spend the rest of the night chilling out at her place, perhaps watching some movie -- needless to say, the movies about her were her favorite.
Wondrous Woman took off her boots, leaving her feet bare, since she was wearing no stockings or pantyhose. She sighed again. She loved the feeling of no footwear on. "Best feeling in the world," she murmured as she lazily tossed her boots on the floor of the messy apartment.
With her long blonde hair and blue eyes, she was a highly attractive woman with millions of fans around the world. Older men who had been fans of the actress Lynda Carter in the 70s often called Wondrous Woman "the blonde Lynda," not only because of the physical resemblance between the two women -- though Lynda was a brunette -- but also because Lynda Carter used to play a superheroine in a series in her youth. Except that the superheroine Carter played was fictional, while Wondrous Woman was real. Younger men, especially nerdy ones who were fans of animes, also called her "Sailor Venus," because she bore a resemblance to that anime girl too.
Wondrous Woman turned on the lights.
"Surprise!"
Wondrous Woman was startled for a moment. Three men were staring at her. And obviously they were up to no good. How had they managed to get into her apartment? Oh, who cared? She was going to kick their butts so hard that they'd regret messing with her.
"You're going down, bastards," she threatened them.
"Bring it on," one of them said with a smile.
"We'll see who's going down," the second man added.
The third man just laughed.
Wondrous Woman could tell the third man wasn't exactly bright. It didn't look like he posed any threat. She could safely ignore him and focus on the other two.
And so, with a battle cry, she charged at the two bastards. As she'd expected, she easily kicked the butts of both of them at the same time. With graceful movements and somersaults, she skillfully dodged the enemies' hits, and even the one or two times when a hit connected with her body, it hurt more the attacker than it hurt her. Her body, as beautiful as it was, as feminine as it looked, might as well have been made of steel.
Both criminals were now down, their noses bleeding. The only reason they were still alive was that Wondrous Woman had gone easy on them. If she wanted, she could decapitate them in seconds.
"Have you had enough, jerks? Are you ready to surrender?" the superheroine asked with a chuckle. "I don't understand why you bothered doing this in the first place. You should have known that no normal human stands a chance against m--"
The next thing she knew, she felt sleepy, sleepy as never before. She knew this wasn't the right time to sleep, but nothing in the world sounded as enjoyable right now as the idea of falling asleep. Unable to keep her eyes open, she collapsed on the floor, lapsing into what would be the best slumber of her life.
John and George got up, wiping the blood from their noses. "Good job, Paul," John remarked.
Paul just laughed. He was holding a sleeping spray can in his hand.
John crouched and untied the red ribbon Wondrous Woman used to keep her hair tied in a ponytail. That ribbon gave her her super powers. Without it, she was powerless, just an ordinary girl. The magic of her red ribbon worked only on her. No one else could use that ribbon to gain super powers.
"Let's hurry up and take her to the boss," George said.
"Why hurry?" John asked, eyeing the beautiful body of the unconscious woman up and down. "Why not have some fun with her first?" He stroked her bare legs, which her short black skirt left exposed.
George smiled. "I like the way you're thinking." He crouched next to his partner and the girl.
John shot him a glare. "Back off. Since it was my idea, I'll go first."
George chuckled. "Fine, you can go first." He stood up.
Paul approached. "I want to have fun too."
"No, Paul, that kind of fun is not for you," George said with a dismissive gesture.
Paul insisted: "I want fun too!"