No?

Riri lost sight of Viktor as he turned down the hall once she was sure she couldn't look at him any more and he couldn't hear her. She immediately shut her dorm room door and locked it before immediately leaping on her bed and screaming in her pillow. "Moron,moron, moron." She shouted loudly into her pillow.

The moron Riri was referring to was herself, as she hadn't meant to insult Viktor. Her mind had just frozen when she looked into the ice-cold blue eyes of Viktor. They send shivers down her spine and into her pussycat. She had been thrown off by how much the disdain she saw in his eyes had turned her on that by the time her brain had kicked again, she had already gone to her old standby of just saying insults to whoever she was talking to.

Sadly for her, the insults Riri had decided to spout out without thinking were racial ones, which weren't the best way to make good first impressions. So it sufficed to say Riri now found herself a combination of horny, embarrassed, and angry. Which, to be honest, were the typical emotions of college women, though the fact she was going to go on patrol later meant she wasn't in what would be considered the best state of mind for her hero job.

"Okay, Riri, time to be iron heart. You can try and figure out how to not be cunt to Viktor and hopefully make a better impression next time." Riri whispered to herself as she went over to her closet and began going over her armor, making sure it was ready for her patrol later that night. Seeing that everything was functioning at peak performance, which was to be expected as she kept up with her maintenance.

Once her checks were done, she decided she was safe from ruining relations with Viktor anymore than she already had. She began to work on a few assignments to pass the time until night fell and she could go looking for the criminals that would begin to come out, hoping to use the cover of darkness. Which sadily for them didn't work with all the advanced sensors built into her suit.

She had just finished her advanced math equations when the alarm went off, telling her night had finally fallen. "Well, girl, it looks like the streets best be looking out because the iron heart is going to be in the sky tonight." Riri said with an excited grin as her suit flew over to her, quickly wrapping itself around her before she took out into the night sky through an open window.

Riri began her nightly patrol by going to some of the higher buildings, such as penthouses or fancy banks that had their safes on the top floor. As lately there has been an epidemic of low-life-safe thiefs getting their hands on grappling hooks and laser cutters. As well as other devices that made it easy for them to get in and out of high-rise buildings long before law enforcement could show up.

So knowing this, Riri wanted to catch some of these newly equipped criminals so she could hopefully trace the tech they had gotten. Luckily for her, it seemed she got her chance, as she managed to spot a three-man team sneaking their way out of a penthouse with sacks of valuables. She quickly shot over, putting extra speed into her rocket boots.

She quickly caught up to them, the three-man team of robbers, not noticing her floating above them. "I think you're going the wrong way to be putting that stuff back where you found out." Riri said her voice was booming out of her load speakers. The three-man team heads immediately shot up and stared at Iron Heart for a few seconds before one of them spoke.

"Shit it's iron heart. Bolt!" The bigger man of the group said before they'd all let go of their grip on their zip lines that they were using to get down and began bouncing off the building using shoes that seemed to be a combination of pogo and magnetic. Sadily for Iron Heart, they bolted in three different directions, so she could only pick one as they gained distance, quickly traversing rooftops and the sides of buildings.

She picked the big guy, figuring he was the leader since he had given the order to scatter. She poured on the juice trying to pursue, but it was difficult. Her suits and boots gave her the ability to fly fast but were bad at turns, which was bad when you were pursuing someone using magnetic pogo boots. Eventually, after racing around several buildings and crashing through a dozen glass windows, she eventually lost the big guy.

Riri figure, he must have ducked into one of a dozen buildings while she had once again overshot with her jet boots, but by the time she looked through all the buildings, he'd be long gone. But she had to try. "Let her start; it's going to be a long night." Riri said with a sigh as she got started on her pointless search that wouldn't turn anyone up, but she had to do it because she had to be sure.

Meanwhile, a certain criminal trio was high-giving each other as they met back up at their meeting spot before heading to their exchanger, where they could trade in their stolen goods for cold hard cash. Then they would party the night away, forgetting a certain someone in the process.