Moonstone Passes Out

Their voices sounded in unison.

"Cumming is so good! Cumming is so good! Cumming is..."

An explosive splurt of blood from Moonstone's nostrils interrupted her chant. Overworked implants suddenly shut down, taking parts of her brain with it. In an instant, the aura around the villain's head collapsed, and she herself crumpled onto the floor like a puppet with its strings cut.

"...good!" Sue Storm said alone.

The heroine's body shivered and shook. The climax ripped through her body, and she moaned with utter abandon, lost for a moment in a sensation that had been all too scarce in her life.

It was as Sue panted in the afterglow, enjoying the languour in her muscles, that she said:

"Doc, that was wonderful, I don't know why I—Doc? Karla?"

Sue looked around and realized Dr. Stone was no longer standing around her. Without a second thought, Sue turned everything in the room invisible...and saw the psychiatrist on the floor, her golden hair now loose and splayed around her head, blood oozing from her nostrils, eyes, and ears.

"Karla!" Sue called out, immediately shifting into heroine-mode. With a thought, an invisible hand grabbed her communicator.

Dr. Stone awoke in a darkened room, beneath the blanket on a hospital bed. The villain felt an IV in her left arm, an electrode on her chest. She was still wearing her bra, but was wearing a standard-issue smock instead of the clothes she had put on this morning. Her head felt like it was stuffed full of cotton wool, and she had to pee.

Well, fuck. Moonstone thought to herself. She didn't dare open her eyes yet, or give any sign of having woken up. If the Invisible Woman had taken her to a S.H.I.E.L.D hospital, or if they'd run her fingerprints for whatever reason...then her cover identity wouldn't hold.

As her temples throbbed in pain, Moonstone reached out with her gravimetric senses. Something she couldn't do before Doctor Doom's upgrades. Mapping the gravity-fields of objects around her, gradually stretching outward. Trying to maintain her slow, even breathing as she tried to figure out where she was.