Sue Storm Bites His Dick

Porkum was from a different universe. A world that had been so drenched in sex that nearly every woman was, from Sue Storm's perspective, an unrepenentant slut, raised in a culture that debased women until they came to enjoy it. Yet they had evolved on such a world, and their biology had adapted to sex pheromones like Porkum. Even when committing the nastiest acts under the effects of the strongest mutant influences like Porkum's, they retained their higher brain functions.

Sue Storm had no such defenses. The prolonged exposure to Porkum's pheromones had shut down her higher brain functions hard. What was left was a heroine acting on raw, animal instinct. One who had been taunted, abused, teased, and finally exhausted. The Invisible Woman was on her knees, nearly naked, unable to think straight. She had Porkum's huge soft schlong in her hands. Every breath sucked in more of the mind-bending chemicals that lowered her inhibitions and heightened her sexual excitement.

She opened her mouth. White teeth gleamed. Porkum's grin spread, anticipating the delights to come.

Then she bit into the rubbery head of his prick.

The villain's dark eyes went wide. His mouth twisted into a perfect O of shock and pain. The blonde, lost in an animal haze of bloodlust, tore her head from side to side, ripping the foreskin and spraying her face with his blood.

Porkum didn't just howl. He squealed. With a shrill, animalistic sound he tore himself away from the crazed heroine. He gathered his wounded prick in both hands and retreated, to leave Sue there on the floor, blood dripping from her teeth.

Sue breathed heavily, the excitement and the sex pheromones rewiring her poor brain. In time, she would be able to gather herself up and leave. Outside the influence of Porkum's defraudium crystal, her powers returned, and Sue could invisibly slink her way home to mend her wounds and plan her next attempt to capture Porkum.

Yet something had changed inside of her. A new and terrible kink had been burned into her soul. And even Sue Storm wasn't quite aware what had changed.