Ana Love – Super Hero
When we last saw our heroine, she was in the old abandoned warehouse near the riverfront.
Ana Love walked slowly, stealthily through the damp building. Looking for the female cat burglar the cops had chased this direction. 'Why would anyone want to steal a cat?' she mused to herself.
"Concentrate!" she whispered to herself.
'Still, they actually stole a cat? What gives' she wondered.
With that, a large fiber strong rope net dropped down on Ana. The ends were heavily weighted. It was a shock and struggle to keep from having the net take her to the floor of the warehouse.
By the time Ana Love was on the last webbing of the net, she was struggling with her muscles and out of breath. That is when she saw the villain.
A tall, well-built red headed woman. Her hair pulled back into a long pony tail and draped over her left shoulder. In her hands, a cat, snuggled up to her. Her long legs clad in leather boots going up past her knees and form fitting patent leather gloves going past her elbows. Her moderately pale skin accentuated her deep blue eyes. A tight black patented leather corset covering her slim body. She whispers into the cat’s ear and sets it down. The cat scampers over toward a shelf from an old inside dumb waiter and stare at you.
As Ana looks back from the cat to the leather clad read head, Ana notices a bull-whip in her hand. No sooner did she see it before it wrapped around her feet. The force of the whip pulled Ana’s feet out from under her. Her shoulders hitting the floor with a ‘Thud!’ She let out a gasp of air, her breath temporarily knock out of her.
The sudden pull from the whip drew Ana Love out from under the net.
The red headed cat burglar didn’t expect Ana Love to recover so quickly. Before she could strike again with the whip, Ana’s feet went over her head and they flew forward, arching her back, Ana performed a flawless Kip and was on her feet. As the red head pulled the whip back, Ana went into a double back flip and came out of the flip with a round house kick, knocking the red head off her balance and onto her side.
By the time our villainess caught herself from striking the floor to hard, Ana jumped onto her side and raised a hand to facilitate a palm strike. But to Ana’s amazement, the cat burglar parlayed with a right arm block and swung around with her right leg, drawing it from underneath Ana’s knees and wrapping her inner knee joint around Ana’s neck and flipping Ana off of her. By the time Ana rolled with the flip the cat burglar was back on her feet with her bull whip back in hand. The whip was drawn back and snapped forward.
Ana barely had time to get into a defensive posture, but her survival instinct and reflexes has her hands attempting to block the whip strike, but she soon found her wrists bound together from near the end of the whip. As Ana tried to pull her wrists apart, the villain pulled the whip down and jerked Ana forward by slamming her foot down on the raised braided part of the whip.
“Ahhh!” Ana exclaimed as she was yanked forward. Using her bound wrists to block her fall and shielding her face from the hard concrete floor.
Before Ana could recover, the bull whip was pulled tight over her head raising her wrists and arms over her head. Her feet were quickly twisted in leather at the ankles and the red head yelled with a jeer, “Time?”
There was no response.
“Gees, you think when you rustle a steer in less than 8 seconds, someone would be keeping time? Don’t you agree?” the villain said looking down at Ana. “I really
thought you would be tougher than this. I guess being a good girl keeps you from using your built in aggressive nature against another woman. That is your weakness bitch!” she snarled down at Ana.
The villainess turned and started walking toward the cat on the shelf. Just before she reached where the cat was perched, she felt the whip wrap around her neck. A sudden jerk and she found herself laying on her back with tears in her eyes, seeing stars from where her head hit the floor. Before she could even attempt to recover, Ana Love had the whip wrapped around her wrists and ankles.
“Time that, Loser!” Ana exclaimed. “Why would anyone steal a cat, anyways?” Ana question her bound prey. I can see by your tight boyish figure, you don’t have anything upstairs or in the attic.
“When I finish with you, you bitch, you won’t be able to see!” the cat burglar cried out.
While Ana was distracted by the villainess, several other tall slim figures outlined and dressed all in black appeared around her. Ana looked them over and figured if she was going down, so were some of them. But she wouldn’t throw the first punch.
Unlike the movies, these self-styled Ninjas all moved in unison and attacked Ana Love all at the same time. While Ana was distracted, one of the women in black released the red headed cat burglar. As one of the ninjas was able to get Ana Love on the ground, the red head placed her foot on Ana’s head and told her, “Be a good dog and stay!”
This pissed Ana off, but yet somehow had a demeaning and humiliating effect on her. She felt something stir inside her gut, but figured it was a punch or kick that got through. Ana pulled back and swung her hand but the red head backed out of reach and let the ninjas continue their attacks.
Ana was holding her own until one by one the Ninja’s seemed to disappear as fast as they arrived. Ana looked over, the cat was no longer sitting on the shelf and the red headed cat burglar was gone. Ana was out of breath and there was no trace anyone else was in the building, even the net which ensnared her was gone. They cleaned up after themselves quite nicely.
Ana hear the sirens of the police cars and when the police came into the building with their guns drawn, Ana attempted to explain to the detectives what had happened. Then reached down by the corner from which Ana walked around and pulled up a large black bag with a draw string. When they opened the bag, there was the missing cat. The detective in charge asked Ana to turn around and place her hands against the wall. He read her the Miranda Rights as he handcuffed her and walked her out of the building to a waiting squad car.
‘How did this happen? I was set up, big time.’ Ana thought. She knew better than to say anything, as anything she said could be used against her for stealing this cat.
‘Why would anyone steal a cat? To frame me.’ She finally realized.
When we last saw our heroine, she was in the old abandoned warehouse near the riverfront.
Ana Love walked slowly, stealthily through the damp building. Looking for the female cat burglar the cops had chased this direction. 'Why would anyone want to steal a cat?' she mused to herself.
"Concentrate!" she whispered to herself.
'Still, they actually stole a cat? What gives' she wondered.
With that, a large fiber strong rope net dropped down on Ana. The ends were heavily weighted. It was a shock and struggle to keep from having the net take her to the floor of the warehouse.
By the time Ana Love was on the last webbing of the net, she was struggling with her muscles and out of breath. That is when she saw the villain.
A tall, well-built red headed woman. Her hair pulled back into a long pony tail and draped over her left shoulder. In her hands, a cat, snuggled up to her. Her long legs clad in leather boots going up past her knees and form fitting patent leather gloves going past her elbows. Her moderately pale skin accentuated her deep blue eyes. A tight black patented leather corset covering her slim body. She whispers into the cat’s ear and sets it down. The cat scampers over toward a shelf from an old inside dumb waiter and stare at you.
As Ana looks back from the cat to the leather clad read head, Ana notices a bull-whip in her hand. No sooner did she see it before it wrapped around her feet. The force of the whip pulled Ana’s feet out from under her. Her shoulders hitting the floor with a ‘Thud!’ She let out a gasp of air, her breath temporarily knock out of her.
The sudden pull from the whip drew Ana Love out from under the net.
The red headed cat burglar didn’t expect Ana Love to recover so quickly. Before she could strike again with the whip, Ana’s feet went over her head and they flew forward, arching her back, Ana performed a flawless Kip and was on her feet. As the red head pulled the whip back, Ana went into a double back flip and came out of the flip with a round house kick, knocking the red head off her balance and onto her side.
By the time our villainess caught herself from striking the floor to hard, Ana jumped onto her side and raised a hand to facilitate a palm strike. But to Ana’s amazement, the cat burglar parlayed with a right arm block and swung around with her right leg, drawing it from underneath Ana’s knees and wrapping her inner knee joint around Ana’s neck and flipping Ana off of her. By the time Ana rolled with the flip the cat burglar was back on her feet with her bull whip back in hand. The whip was drawn back and snapped forward.
Ana barely had time to get into a defensive posture, but her survival instinct and reflexes has her hands attempting to block the whip strike, but she soon found her wrists bound together from near the end of the whip. As Ana tried to pull her wrists apart, the villain pulled the whip down and jerked Ana forward by slamming her foot down on the raised braided part of the whip.
“Ahhh!” Ana exclaimed as she was yanked forward. Using her bound wrists to block her fall and shielding her face from the hard concrete floor.
Before Ana could recover, the bull whip was pulled tight over her head raising her wrists and arms over her head. Her feet were quickly twisted in leather at the ankles and the red head yelled with a jeer, “Time?”
There was no response.
“Gees, you think when you rustle a steer in less than 8 seconds, someone would be keeping time? Don’t you agree?” the villain said looking down at Ana. “I really
thought you would be tougher than this. I guess being a good girl keeps you from using your built in aggressive nature against another woman. That is your weakness bitch!” she snarled down at Ana.
The villainess turned and started walking toward the cat on the shelf. Just before she reached where the cat was perched, she felt the whip wrap around her neck. A sudden jerk and she found herself laying on her back with tears in her eyes, seeing stars from where her head hit the floor. Before she could even attempt to recover, Ana Love had the whip wrapped around her wrists and ankles.
“Time that, Loser!” Ana exclaimed. “Why would anyone steal a cat, anyways?” Ana question her bound prey. I can see by your tight boyish figure, you don’t have anything upstairs or in the attic.
“When I finish with you, you bitch, you won’t be able to see!” the cat burglar cried out.
While Ana was distracted by the villainess, several other tall slim figures outlined and dressed all in black appeared around her. Ana looked them over and figured if she was going down, so were some of them. But she wouldn’t throw the first punch.
Unlike the movies, these self-styled Ninjas all moved in unison and attacked Ana Love all at the same time. While Ana was distracted, one of the women in black released the red headed cat burglar. As one of the ninjas was able to get Ana Love on the ground, the red head placed her foot on Ana’s head and told her, “Be a good dog and stay!”
This pissed Ana off, but yet somehow had a demeaning and humiliating effect on her. She felt something stir inside her gut, but figured it was a punch or kick that got through. Ana pulled back and swung her hand but the red head backed out of reach and let the ninjas continue their attacks.
Ana was holding her own until one by one the Ninja’s seemed to disappear as fast as they arrived. Ana looked over, the cat was no longer sitting on the shelf and the red headed cat burglar was gone. Ana was out of breath and there was no trace anyone else was in the building, even the net which ensnared her was gone. They cleaned up after themselves quite nicely.
Ana hear the sirens of the police cars and when the police came into the building with their guns drawn, Ana attempted to explain to the detectives what had happened. Then reached down by the corner from which Ana walked around and pulled up a large black bag with a draw string. When they opened the bag, there was the missing cat. The detective in charge asked Ana to turn around and place her hands against the wall. He read her the Miranda Rights as he handcuffed her and walked her out of the building to a waiting squad car.
‘How did this happen? I was set up, big time.’ Ana thought. She knew better than to say anything, as anything she said could be used against her for stealing this cat.
‘Why would anyone steal a cat? To frame me.’ She finally realized.