Not The One - part 15
By Dru



Rrygar had no trouble finding his target. The foolish woman had spread her
power out in a web that made her much easier to find than the council had
been. He concentrated all of his own power into his body and accelerated
toward the universe she interfered with. Rrygar was pleased with this
development. He had become bored in his own universe, and felt exhilarated at
this opportunity. Avoiding the Imperial forces, he decelerated and looked down
at what was going on

.

Susan had amped herself up on all levels, and walked through the melee in a
new outfit. The gunfire that ripped chunks out of the walls did nothing to
her, the laser beams burnt out on her exposed skin leaving no marks at all.
The army she had charged up were tearing the slavers ship to pieces all around
her.

"Retreat!"

The soldiers ran in all directions, but their pace seemed comical in
comparison to the Super-Corp, as Susan had decided these woman were now
called. She was about fly up through the steel ceiling of the cargo hold when
something came crashing into her.

The impact was unlike any of the slaver weapons had produced. Susan found
herself thrown sideways until the busting bulkheads turned to snapping trees.
Giggling a little after the initial shock was gone, Susan enjoyed the ride
Examining the oddly dressed man who she guessed was the next champion of the
council. But when she looked for the ring that was her prize for taking this
fool down, she was disappointed.

"You haven't got a ring," she noted, as they came to rest and he rolled off
her. Smiling at him, Susan realised that he hadn't suspected how powerful she
had become now. As Rrygar turned to rise Susan kicked him, making him do a
back-flip and crack a stone with his head. But as she tried to get to her
feet, he kicked her in the knee. Susan span around leapt up thirty feet to
hover a moment, invading his mind. Smiling she realised he had no idea what
she doing. Susan had this whole mind-invasion thing down-pat.

"Hey Rrygar. How did you do that thing with your ring?" Susan looked him over,
running a hand over her body and subtly giving him an erection.

"I came to kill you, Unchosen One, not give you lessons." Launching up, Rrygar
plunged his combined fists up under her chin at supersonic speed, the
shockwaves timed to add power to the impact only served to knock over a lot of
trees. Rrygar broke his fists, and stopped to stare in amazement at the busted
digits. Mending the injuries quickly, he turned to see Susan still hovering
right there. Going in for another shot, this time going for her gut with
everything he had. As he drew closer, Susan raised her hand to show him all
three rings, and blew him a kiss. The turbulent airstream that burst from her
luscious lips was more powerful Rrygar's ability to fly, and the he went
sailing over the surface of planet until relented.

"Hello."

As he turned, Susan was right there, her hand on his clothes. She was oozing
with supercharged pheromones that rendered Rrygar's mind completely open to
her.

Taking him to a clearing on the surface she landed and pushed him to the
ground.

"You were a fool to come here, Rrygar. Give me your ring and I will spare your
life."

"It flows through my blood, you cannot take it."

"Let me show you what you're dealing with here," Susan suggested, stepping
back and filling herself with all the power of two rings. As her clothes tore
away, the fabric quickly re-knitted under her supervision into something more
suitable to her mood. "You were not the first to come, Rrygar. You don't stand
a chance against me." Dumping the full impact of her new primitive aromas on
his senses, Susan admired the way he kept a straight face while his body
quivered with desire for her.

"You will not take my power, Unchosen One. I will now..."

Susan's hand closed on his throat, giving him the first bruises he had known
in eons. He didn't need to breath, but the vital blood flow to his brain was
halted as her grip threatened to snap his vertebrae. "Quiet, do-gooder. You're
way out of your league." She drew him up to her face, her breasts painfully
pressed into his chest. "You will tell me everything I want to know, even if
you don't say a word. And then I'll show you why I AM the One."

He watched her pupils widen, and felt a chill despite her pleasant warmth.
Something to seemed spark in the deep centres of her intense eyes, and Rrygar
found himself in darkness as he was shunted into the depths of his
subconscious.

Susan learned a lot about Rrygar, more than she needed to know. He was a real
hero back in his own universe, but while he was adored by many different
cultures in a multitude of galaxies he didn't really care for any of them. He
loved smashing people around, and fighting bad guys vented that. After sifting
for a few seconds she found what he hidden. He had figured that the ring
worked because of the strange material it was constructed out of, and then
absorbed that metal into his body. Marvelling at the simplicity of the idea,
Susan withdrew from his head and looked him the eye. She was about to say
something before she remembered to restore his consciousness. Clicked her
fingers for the hell of it, she brought him back from his temporary coma.

"Let's go." Without changing her grip, Susan accelerated out of the atmosphere
with the dragging along behind. "You know what I think?" she asked, stopping
and releasing him. "I think you better reconsider. I mean, what's the use in
fighting me Rrygar? You know how strong and unstoppable you are. Imagine that
power times three. That's me." She drew in the last ring, rendering the
Super-Corp below on the planet normal once again. As they weakened, Susan's
already impressive muscles inflated, condensing at the same time to impossible
degree of invulnerability. Moaning with the deep rush, she rearranged her
tearing clothes to accommodate her growing body while her hands roamed the
frighteningly strong curves of her body.

"You are too powerful already," he told her, his thoughts transmitting feebly.

"True," Susan agreed, calmly using more force than he could bare, and causing
a nosebleed. Gesturing with her hand, Susan drew him to her fingertips. His
attempted to fly away were only a small irritation. "But if you keep that
ring," she whispered, "I'll have to melt you down to get it." Making her other
hand hotter than a supernova, she scorched his cheek. His reflex to move away
was powerful, but not nearly enough to escape her influence. Susan marvelled
at how much easier defeating other ring-bearers was getting.

"Yes! I'll give it to you!"

Letting him drift away from her, she crossed her ankles and stretched her
immensely muscled body. "I can hardly wait," Susan drooled.

There was a flash of movement and he was gone. Shaking her head she watched
him streak vainly away. "I know where you going," she thought to herself.
Closing her eyes and picturing the black-hole that led to his universe,
Susan's eyelids rose to reveal the swirling vacuum just in front of her.
Particles collided with her at tremendous velocity, but if it wasn't for the
interesting visuals they produced she wouldn't have noticed. Her gaze shifted
to the rocketing superhero, zooming right in on him until she could see the
marks she had left on his neck.

"Was I ever that slow?" she asked herself, smiling at his relatively sluggish
fear-driven dash for home. As he passed her, she darted out in front of him.
The collision with her abs broke every bone in his body except for three, but
the metal in his cells regenerated him in seconds. When he came too he tried
to fly off again, but Susan got in front of him again. She watched in
fascination as he crumpled into her firm stomach once again, but as the impact
threw him away she grabbed him with both hands. Letting him recover, she broke
his arms.

"Looks like you and me are going to have some fun," she told him, her eyes
glistening with the rush her power was giving her. Closing her hand more and
bringing them together, she drew screams from him as she broke his ribs and
mashed his lungs together. As she drew her hands apart his chest rebuilt
itself. "You heal good," she observed conversationally. "But what if this
happens?" jerking his arms of the shoulder, she enjoyed his startled cries of
pain. "I guess there are limits, hey?" she observed after waiting a moment.
Regarding the arms she held, Susan tested an idea she had. Shooting lasers
from her fingers was no problem, and the beams that shot from her eyes were
just as easy to produce. Moments later the limbs ignited. In seconds they were
reduced to clouds of ash. Soon even the ash had disintegrated. When she shut
of the flow, Susan saw a very fine mist. She smiled, and drew the molecules
into her body. It was a strange sensation, on she enjoyed very much.

"See? You should have just given it to me when you had the chance." Her eyes
flashed again, and Rrygar's screams were cut off just when he was starting to
hit the high notes.