But first, food!

Before any rash decisions could be made however, my stomach very loudly reminds me of its presence. I haven't eaten since The Watchtower, which was almost 12 hours ago by this point. I definitely needed some food.

Luckily there was an excellent local coffee spot only a few blocks down from my house. Deciding to put the stickers on hold for a moment, I quickly ask my Mom and Sister if they want something, before grabbing a jacket and walking outside.

It was a nice sunny day, the kind of summer day that reminds you just why summer is the best season. Not too hot, but still pleasantly warm and bright outside.

The breeze pulled through the street, bringing a cool relief and a reminder than it would be autumn soon. For a brief moment, the nice weather and enjoyable walk made me forget all about the crazy past few hours.

When I reached the coffee shop, I wasn't expecting anything crazy. I walked into the charming little store and approached the counter. Unfortunately, there was a line, and I pulled out my phone while I waited.

A few moments went by when I noticed something odd. According to the news, there was a fight between two super powered beings in the city. In fact, according to the report, they were on the exact same street as the coffee shop I was in right now--

(- BOOM -)

The glass from the shops front windows exploded behind me, peppering the room with its shards. The man behind me shouted, the barista behind the counter screeched. Personally, I was unaffected, I'm a badass like that. And if any of the witnesses tell you I screamed like a little girl, they're lying.

Reacting purely on instinct, I turn around and back up at the same time, bumping into the counter. Looking on in mild horror, I was able to observe the culprits for the first time. On the ground in front of me is what appears to be the villain, a Caucasian male with a strange white suit covered in colored circles. In front of me is the hero, a cute teenage girl wearing a revealing costume with a confident smirk on her face.

Honestly, I didn't recognize her.

As I came back to reality, I realized that the two had been talking to each other, and something the heroine had said clearly pissed the man on the floor off.

"You BITCH! You weren't supposed to be here!" Jumping to his feet, the man turned towards me. "We'll see how cocky you are when I kill everyone in this room, starting with him!" He shouts, grabbing me and pulling me in front of him.

I couldn't think. I was terrified. I couldn't think. I was going to die. I couldn't think. Why is breathing so difficult? I couldn't think. Was this a panic attack? Or maybe some form of hysteria. I couldn't thi--

"Pfft. Please." The superherione scoffed, rushed forward, and promptly punched the villain in the face. He was instantly knocked out, and fell to the floor in a heap.

My brain took a moment to reset, trying to compute the fact that I wasn't dead. As soon as it did...

"WHAT THE FUCK?" I yelled, leaping away from the two superpowered humans. "What if he had killed me!?"

"You're fine you big baby." She said, giving me an uninterested look. "I can move faster then light. There was no way he could've reacted in time."

Seemingly finished with the conversation, the mystery hero walked past my stiff form, and heaved the villain on to her shoulder.

Still furious from the encounter, and remembering the stickers in my pocket, I run after the woman as she exits through the shattered door of the once nice coffee shop.

Uncaring of my presence, I ran up behind her and, just as she was about to fly away, slapped one of the stickers on the inside of her very exposed thigh.

A/N - This chapter was partially inspired by the HTML game Accidental Mind. I recommend trying it out.