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There was a choice. Not a great choice. Lois Lane had often heard people claim they would rather live free or die—yet here she was with the only option being to die free or live. Yet as soon as the choice was made plain to her, the Daily Planet's greatest reporter knew she had ****.

Bracing her toes against the rim of the pit, Lois Lane's calves and thighs bunched—her knees bent slightly—and with very erg of strength she could muster, the reporter pushed against Blaze, breaking free of the demon's grasping hands, and leaped out over the abyss.

Lois Lane felt one moment of perfect freedom. Her eyes closed, arms flung out before her in space. Naked, doomed, but free. Beneath her, the glass slide down to the white **** below. Hanging in mid-air. She wondered if this is what Superman felt like, when he took off for flight.

Except...something was still inside Lois Lane's pussy.

Her flight was suddenly arrested by a tugging that gripped her entire guts. Gravity took hold, and Lois fell, arcing downward until Lois Lane slammed tits-first into the glass slope. The sharp pain of her belly-flop was second to the ache of whatever was embedded in her cunny, threatening to tear Lois inside-out...and then she stared down at the pool of cum long below, her pussy threatening to prolapse at any moment...and the titter of laughter from up above gripped her.

Lois twisted her head, blood bubbling through her lips—she had cut her lip on impact—and stared up to see a six-foot long, elastic scarlet tentacle extend from the crotch of the demonic figure that stood tall at the rim of the pit. The reporter grimaced as she saw the dark horns curling up from the brow, the blood-red skin, the small, feminine breasts, glowing white eyes without pupil or iris, the slender, graceful hands that ended in needle-sharp claws...and the swollen, pulsating sack that hung between the legs.

"Free will is wonderful," Blaze said, her strange voice echoing down to Lois. "But when faced with someone more powerful than you, simply deciding you're going to do it is quite...meaningless. Now, Lois, I am going to choose your fate..."