Porkum Tries Psychology

The dark piggy eyes fixed on Sue Storm. The snout was pressed flat against the invisible forcefield. He licked his lips.

"Don't know what you're talking about. I sent you the bonbons, sure...I thought you might like chocolates..."

"I'm not talking about the chocolates!" The Invisible Woman said indignantly. Her head pounded with pain and she could barely stand. The mere presence of the defraudium crystal made it difficult for her to concentrate on using her powers. "I'm talking about this! You're the one who hurt me!"

Porkum stared at her hard. He could barely move; even as weakened and in pain as Sue Storm was, she was powerful. And beautiful.

"Miss..." he started.

"Mrs!" Sue hissed.

"Ma'am," Porkum said. "I only came to this world a little while ago. There was a portal, and I found myself here. That chunk of yellow crystal came with me from my home dimension. It's the only part of my world I have left."

Sue Storm was a good judge of character—and she had a mother's knack for knowing a lie when she heard it. Yet she could tell that Porkum was telling the truth. Her eyebrow furrowed. It was so hard to think.

"Look, if this is about the chocolates, I'm sorry if you didn't like them," Porkum said. "I just thought...I though you might like them. Beautiful woman like yourself deserves a bit of sweetness in her life."

The heroine's mouth was a flat line. A part of her just wanted to squash him into a single flat sheet of bacon. Yet she still needed answers.

"You attacked me," Sue said.

"You broke into my place!" Porkum replied. "I mean, I'm sorry about that, but this world isn't—it's not like mine. People don't like mutants, the women don't like pig-men. I've been...lonely. Maybe that's why I sent you the chocolates. I mean, I heard how your wimp of a husband and family just abandoned you while they went traipsing around the multiverse—"

"He's not a wimp!" Sue said irritably. "And they didn't abandon me. I'm...I'm hurt..."

Her free hand went to her leg. "I got hit by a piece of crystal. Just like that one you have there."

"Really?" Porkum's ears picked up. "Maybe it was someone from my dimension! That crystal, it's called Defraudium. It's radiation weakens superheroines where I come from. A lot of bad people use it to take advantage of them."

Sue stared into Porkum's face. He wasn't lying. Every word he said sounded true. There was no little verbal or physical tick to suggest otherwise. And, she reflected, she had broken into his dwelling place. She didn't have any proof he had committed a crime, as of yet.

"The chocolates," she said. "I scanned them. They've got mutant DNA in them. And they're so...addictive."

Porkum blinked. "Well...I don't know about that. A lot of women where I come from love my cream. Don't you?"

His pink cock flexed against the invisible forcefield. Sue's headache increased a fraction.

"Go on. Have a taste, if you want," he said. "It's all over your face, after all."

"I don't want your cum!" Sue said irritably.

"Then don't eat it!" Porkum shot back. "If my jizz was really that addictive, shouldn't you be stuffing it uncontrollably into your face right now!?"

Sue Storm blinked, unable to argue with this logic. In truth, although her face, hair, and breasts were doused with Porkum's cum, she didn't feel an immediate urge to lick it up right now.

A seed of doubt entered Sue Storm's mind. She couldn't help it. As a heroine, a part of her thought the best of everyone. Even a disgusting pig-man from another dimension who had just hosed her down with foul-smelling cum deserved the benefit of the doubt. Her resolve wavered. Was it really just a coincidence that he happened to have a radioactive crystal of the same type that had injured her? That he had started to send her chocolates after she was hurt? Could Porkum, who looked like a sin against nature, actually be innocent?

The Invisible Woman considered...and Porkum's life and freedom hung on her decision.