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When you wake up, the dressing room is empty. The panel discussion must have started. There's a note pinned to your pants, with Danielle Panabaker's phone number. You chuckle and save it to your number. She must be really **** and it might come in handy.

It's should be dark outside now, so you get dressed in your costume and teleport to the top of the Tribune building where you resume your crime fighting activities of the previous day, making sure to leave your symbol everywhere you go. Now that you've had more practice, it only takes you a couple of minutes. It was pretty much the same as last night, with a lot of alley way robberies and snatch and grabs.

Sometime around 11pm, as you just dropped off a pair of vagrants at the police station and are resting on the roof, you hear the loud screech of tires and look around. Two unmarked white vans are speeding towards to the police station. You freeze time and go check it out.

What you see shocks you. The drivers of each van were young men, with swastikas tattooed on their foreheads. In the back of both vans, you find bricks C4 attached to wires and pipes. These men are suicide bombers, heading straight for the police station. The first thing you do, is activate your super strength ring, and carry both vans to right in front of the station. Then, you disconnect all the wires from the bombs, using them to tie up both men, and engage the brakes. You go over everything twice to make sure you hadn't missed anything, before using a marker from inside the station to leave your mark on the windscreens and a message: "courtesy of the ringer."

You activate the invisibility ring and restart time. As you had hoped, the vans came to a complete stop in stop of the police station, and officers rushed out to apprehend the would-be bombers. Soon, reporters and civilians were crowding around, taking pictures of the scene and your message.

Your heart is pounding with adrenaline, having just prevented dozens of deaths, and you decide that you've had enough for the night. Maybe you should celebrate. But how?