Sue Is Distracted And Gets Hurt

The Invisible Woman did not announce her presence immediately. Her invisible **** field flew her as fast as her body could stand, unseen, to the massive series of explosions that rocked the air over Manhattan. She could see the hulking grey form of Blastaar, navigating his way through the air through a series of controlled explosions, aiming explosive bursts at the Fantasticar and the Human Torch.

Blastaar was wearing some kind of harness, one that Sue hadn't seen before. She saw parts of it glow bright, as if charging, and the air around the alien king crackled. Even as Sue drew close to the fight, she heard Ben's voice howl as one of Blastaar's bombursts hit the Fantasticar.

"I'm hit!" he shouted.

"I've got you!" Sue said, as a massive invisible hand caught the falling ship.

For just a moment, her attention divided between holding the Fantasticar and herself aloft, Sue's own invisibility dropped. Blastaar's eyes went wide as she flickered into view. With a roar of triumph, he aimed a blast at her.

The Thing launched himself from the stricken Fantasticar. It was the most magnificent elbow drop in wrestling history, and the orange arm crashed against the harness, crushing something crucial. The blast that burst out from the Microverse monarch caught Sue unprepared. Pain lanced through her body as she was buffeted with a wall of concussive ****. For a moment, she almost blacked out. Gravity took hold as she fell. Still barely holding the Fantasticar aloft as she dropped.

"Nissa..." she whispered instinctively, the taste of her pussy still on Sue's lips.

The wind was knocked out of her as a small body caught her and arrested her free-fall. She blinked, and found herself in the grip of Spider-Man.

"You know you're welcome to drop in at any time, Sue," he said, with that distinct Queens accent. Despite the pain, she **** a grin. Within seconds, they were on a roof. A minute later, the Human Torch descended in a plume of dying flame, and the Fantasticar, sputtering but operational, descended.

"Sue!" Reed said, as he stretched to his wife's side.

"I'm fine," she said, gritting her teeth as she tried to sit up. "Blastaar?"

"Ben has him in custody," Reed said. Which meant, though they didn't say it, that the Thing was busy ****-feeding Blastaar some genuine Manhattan bedrock. "How do you feel?"

"Fine," she lied, then winced in pain.

"You're really not," Spider-Man said firmly. "For one thing, I can see bone."