Namor increasingly dominates the Fantastic Four

CHAPTER 10

There was much speculation in the media, and it was an open secret among superheroes about Namor's role within the Fantastic Four. The Invisible Woman's transformation was unmistakable, and she was always at the side of the new, unofficial team member.

Marvel's First Family used to be discussed more positively in the media for their fighting spirit and attitude toward all opponents, but since Namor's arrival, critical voices have grown louder. Namor fought the battles too ruthlessly and uncompromisingly. He didn't care about the cost of property damage, and his behavior was generally criticized. The once shining king from the sea now cast dark shadows.

Most team members either didn't answer questions about the newly added team member or avoided them. Only Sue always found positive words and always defended him. Namor was now part of their team, and while his Atlantean manner might have been a bit incongruous, the Fantastic Four always stood for optimism, tolerance, acceptance, and a belief in good. Sue stood up for all of these things, even if the stranger from the other world didn't always make it easy for her. Namor no longer gave any interviews at all, and when he did, his answers were bossy, and he often reprimanded other heroes for their weakness and prissy behavior.

Membership automatically excluded him from the Avengers and the X-Men in the future, which didn't bother the Lord of the Sea anyway.

After a fight against Klaw, he had led Sue straight to his bedroom at home and taken her right away before she could even completely remove her costume.

The sex with him was still amazing, and there were no signs of fatigue. Namor seemed to have been born to rule, fight, and fuck. Sue often believed she had reached her limits and her boundaries, but even if that had been the case...

... Namor wouldn't have allowed her to. Or only after he had arrived. The relationship with the other members was as strained as ever, especially since Namor was increasingly and freely indulging in his dominant lust with "his" Susan.

The fact that Sue almost exclusively slept with Namor and his bedroom was their shared bedroom seemed only a logical consequence.

The Fantastic Four didn't recognize Marvel's First Lady, and they didn't believe she did either... ...and she didn't want to recognize herself, because she liked the new Sue too much... ...even though much was still needed to completely shed her humanity and make her a part of Namor for good.

And the King of Atlantis knew exactly when the right time would be. He just had to wait...