Superheroine Halloween Double Feature 2

By Philo Hunter

It’s Halloween in Megatropolis. It’s a night the sprawling metropolis embraces with enthusiasm, a time when the already crowded streets and lively nightlife are doubly so. It’s a night full of costumed people reveling in holiday-themed merriment as they stumble drunkenly between bars and parties, indulging in all manner of spooky fun.
But for the city’s superpowered protectors it’s never a night of revelry. It’s a tense, stressful night filled with extra crime and danger. With nearly everyone on the streets in costumes, many often dressed up to look like famous superheroines and supervillains, finding that danger and crime is far more difficult than normal.
Criminals and supervillains are well aware of this, most knowing it’s a night where the city’s superheroines will be spread thin as their fellow evildoers use the cover of the night’s festivities to conduct a traditional yearly crime spree.
Last year a vast criminal conspiracy was carried out to take advantage of this. A villain named The Gasser carried out a terror attack at the Halloween carnival held every year in Greenway Park. The attack and robbery of the carnival had been a ruse designed to draw the attention of the majority of the city’s heroines, allowing other villains and criminals to conduct a massive crime wave through the rest of the city.
Archbaroness, the purple-clad, MILF-tastic paragon of Megatropolis, is determined *-NOT -*to let the criminal scum of the city run amok this year. She’s used her authority as the leader of the city’s official super team to “encourage” the cancellation of all large-scale Halloween celebrations, fearing a repeat of last year’s attack.
The previous year Archbaroness had organized every superheroine in the city, including all the solo heroines who normally work on their own. Each had been given a section of the city to patrol along with communicators allowing them to contact the Megatropolis Amazon’s control center and call for backup when needed. It had been a good plan, one that the villains had stumbled into taking advantage of. This year they would be prepared, and if there was an emergency only some, not all, heroines would be responding like they had the previous year.
The previous year Archbaroness and her young protégé Champion Girl had patrolled the city together. The plucky, fit little blond youth has all the powers Archbaroness has. She can fly and has enhanced agility along with super strength. But the girl has more. Archbaroness’ superhuman endurance allows her to shrug off small arms fire, but Champion Girl is, as far as anyone can tell, physically indestructible. Only her relative inexperience, and her often youthful exuberance and impatience, keep her from eclipsing Archbaroness as the city’s greatest heroine.
This year the duo won’t be patrolling the city from above as they had the previous year. Archbaroness has made sure the city is evenly covered by the other heroines, with many of their territories overlapping to ensure that even if some are kept busy there will be heroes aplenty to respond to other trouble.
Only one spot in the city worries her, leading her to single it out for her and Champion Girl’s attention. No large-scale Halloween events were happening except for the one at Megatropolis University. The students there, especially the members of the fraternities, had refused to give in to the pressure to keep things low-key this year. The campus was not only holding its yearly Halloween carnival, but it was also making it the largest it had ever held.
“Look at it,” Champion Girl said grumpily. She and Archbaroness were floating high above Megatropolis University, looking down on the festivities as they began to ramp up. “Even from way up here you can see just how many people are down there partying. It has to be more than just the university’s students; it looks like half the city’s young people are there! It makes me so angry,” the young blond growled.
Archbaroness floated closer to her young companion so she could place a hand on the girl’s shoulder. “It makes me angry too,” she agreed. “But it doesn’t surprise me. People that age never change. They want to have a good time and to hell with what anyone else thinks about it. As old as I am I can still remember being that young, being as young as /=YOU=/,” she said, smiling at Champion Girl. “If you didn’t have powers I bet you’d be down there parting with them.”
“Maybe I’d be somewhere like that,” Champion Girl said evasively as she shrugged Archbaroness’ hand off her shoulder. “But if my Power-Gene hadn’t activated you’d never have found me and brought me to Megatropolis, so I definitely wouldn’t be down /=THERE=/.” She shot a sly, playful look at her mentor. “Care to share exactly how long ago it was that you were my age?”
Archbaroness chuckled. “I’m never going to confess my real age, even to you. All that matters is I’m significantly older than you, and that all those years have given me wisdom you can learn from. You just make sure you follow my lead once we get into the thick of things tonight.”
“Always,” Champion Girl said with a nod. “We only got through last year’s Halloween terror attack because we stuck together. I’ve learned so much since then… So much from /=YOU=/.”
She’d idolized Archbaroness before her powers had activated, although Some of that had worn off after Champion Girl had become a superheroine and discovered what that life was really like.
Being a superheroine wasn’t anything like what the public thought it was. Superpowers came with super-charged libidos, and that led to a lot of kinky shenanigans, often between heroine and villain. Complicated, unwritten rules ensured that the lives of superheroines were far more filled with sexual encounters than the public knew. A heroine had to allow certain indignities in exchange for a criminal world that was less deadly than it would have been otherwise.
Archbaroness had played the game longer than most. She knew how to use her curvaceous body and world-famous bust to turn defeat into victory. When Champion Girl had first seen the kind of immoral things the woman was willing to do to keep the city and its innocents safe she’d thought less of her. Now she knew better, especially after discovering that thanks to her super-charged libido even the things a superheroine endured in defeat could be enjoyable.
“Halloween last year *-WAS -*a rough night,” Archbaroness admitted seriously as she stared down at Megatropolis University. “And we only got through it by sticking together. But you’re right, you’ve learned a lot since then. It will be safe splitting up as we make sure nothing too crazy happens down there tonight.”
“And there’s always a chance nothing too crazy will happen tonight even without us being here,” Champion Girl said hopefully. “But I’m not worried. Even if something wild happens down there I know we /=ALWAYS =/win in the end.”
Archbaroness smiled at the pretty young heroine. “Of course,” she said. “And even if we don’t we figure out a way to make a defeat look like a victory.”
Champion Girl nodded. She still didn’t like that they often presented facts to the media in a way that made them look more heroic and triumphant than they often were. But she understood why certain things needed to be hidden from the public, especially when it came to what happened when a heroine was defeated. The things she often allowed her enemies to do to her so she could turn temporary defeat into victory were not something she’d want plastered on the front page of the local news.
“Thinking about what might happen if something goes wrong tonight?” Archbaroness asked with amusement in her voice.
Champion Girl flushed and looked away. “It used to freak me out a little,” she admitted quietly. “In the past when I thought about being defeated… thought about the things criminals and supervillains do with us, do *-TO -*us… the way it got me excited disturbed and upset me. I felt guilty about it. But I don’t anymore, I let myself feel the excitement and in a lot of ways /=THAT =/disturbs and upsets me more.”
“That’s normal,” Archbaroness told her. “It’s the curse of the superheroine. All this power, and along with it this awful, untamable libido. The heat always slowly rising… and once you get into a scrap with an enemy that building arousal rises so quickly. If you go long enough without release the need will become maddening and eventually undeniable! But once you give in…”
Champion Girl sighed. “You cum too much or too hard and there go your powers for a short time.”
“Right,” Archbaroness told her. “So we walk a fine line, making sure we get off just enough to keep our powers functional and our minds clear enough to protect the city. Never too horny, but never too sated and weak. We do it for them,” she said, waving down at the people partying below them.
Champion Girl looked down at Megatropolis University. “So many young people having so much fun… Fraternity Row is packed with parties happening at nearly every dorm house. And on the other side of campus is the Halloween carnival.”
“There’s a lot of potential shenanigans to take care of and a lot of ground to cover,” Archbaroness said with a serious nod. “I know sticking together helped us get through last year, but I doubt some evil mastermind is down there waiting for us like then. I think it will be safe to split up this year. I think we HAVE to or we’ll never be able to check everything out and make sure nothing bad is going on.”
“I’ll do whatever you tell me to,” Champion Girl said, nervous about splitting up but eager to impress Archbaroness.
“My instincts tell me what we need tonight is to blend in,” Archbaroness told Champion Girl. “I don’t think we should lie about being who we are, but if people mistake us for women in costumes I don’t think we should bother correcting them. With that in mind I think I’d be a better fit for the campus’ Halloween carnival where more people from off campus will be. And you’ll have a lot more luck blending in on Fraternity Row.”
“My instincts tell me what we need tonight is to stand out,” Archbaroness told Champion Girl. “I’ll stand out like a sore thumb on Fraternity Row, so I’ll head there while you check out the Halloween carnival on the other side of campus.”