Sue Storm Secretly Imprisons Porkum

No one saw the Invisible Woman and her prisoner exit the building. He was invisible; an invisible apple gagged his mouth, bound his wrists and ankles like a pig ready for roasting. Her leg throbbed, but the pain helped her focus as they sped unseen through the air to the Baxter Building. Not to the normal cells kept where visitors might be held temporarily for observation, isolation, and analysis. No, the Invisible Woman took Porkum straight to the technological gateway to the Negative Zone, where she used her command access to open a portal to a very special location.

The Brig was a prototype for the Negative Zone prison that Tony Stark had operated during the Civil War. It was small, with only four cells. Never used; a proof-of-concept, as Reed put it. Fully automated systems. Power dampening. Protected from the outside by a screen that kept it slightly out of phase with the reality of the Negative Zone, protected from within because even if the prisoner did escape, they were on a lifeless rock around a dying sun in an alien dimension, and the only portal in or out was locked and keyed to the Fantastic Four's genetic signatures.

She dumped Porkum into the nearest cell. Let it seal before she released her **** field. Sue Storm stood there, that terrible emotion boiling through her. The wound on her thigh had opened up again, she was spattered with his fluids and would need to decontaminate herself. Yet she felt a terrible triumph as she stared at the pig-man mutant who had caused her such grief.

"I'm going to leave you here for a few days," Sue said. "The automated systems will provide water, a protein slurry, and oxygen. This prison is in deep space in an alien dimension. No one will find you here. There's no escape. Even if you get out of that cell, there's nowhere for you to run. And if you do escape, an alarm sounds that disables the portal. So if you try anything clever, you're going to be stuck here for the rest of your miserable life."

Sue Storm limped off then. Porkum was in too much shock to respond. Until just before she disappeared.

"You'll be back!" he sneered. "You need my cum! You crave this ball-juice! We both know it! You'll be back!"

The Invisible Woman didn't respond. She stepped through the portal, felt that strange, terrible lurch in her stomach as the laws of physics shifted in a microsecond. Then she was back on Earth, away from him. She limped toward the decontamination shower. A little hunger gnawed at her stomach.

Her mouth was set in a grim line. She didn't regret dumping Porkum in that secret prison. Yet she couldn't discount what he had said, or what she felt. A few days and he might be cooperative...or she might go mad with a craving she didn't want to name.