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- Joined
- May 29, 2017
Officer O’Hanlon who the one who rescued Batman.
It was the Batmobile that caught her attention. She had seen it before, but only at a distance. But this time, it was parked down an alley, under a light, almost (she thought later) as if to attract attention. Anyway, it attracted her attention and she went to take a closer look. And very impressed she was, because she liked high performance vehicles, although she didn’t dare touch it, afraid that she might set off an alarm. She did notice a sheet of paper on the driver’s seat, but she couldn’t read what it said and thought no more of it.
As she was leaving, she noticed a door ajar, and out of professional instinct she went to investigate. That was when she found a pile of clothing blocking the doorway and stopping the door from closing. But it was no ordinary clothing. It was all black and made of some high tech material. And, when she took it closer to the light, she recognised it as the sort of gear that Batman wore. Which naturally made her curious. So she went inside, lighting her path with her torch.
She heard a moaning from a room to her left, killed her light and cautiously slipped into the room before switching on her torch again. The beam picked up a figure on the floor. She swung the beam to pick up the light switch and flicked it on, flooding the room in harsh light that revealed a man, tied to rings set into the concrete, his arms stretched above his head and his legs spread wide. He was naked except for a black leather mask and a white silk thong. And his mouth was gagged.
Her first action was to remove the gag, which she tossed aside. ‘Thank you,’ the man croaked. ‘Get me out of this will you, officer.’
As O’Hanlon released his wrists, she asked the obvious question. ‘Are you really Batman or is some sort of fancy dress game?’
The man eased his aching shoulders as he released his ankles. ‘No, this isn’t a game. I really am Batman.’
O’Hanlon was now uncomfortably aware that she was kneeling next to an almost naked caped crusader, who had obviously come off the worse in his latest fight against some dastardly villain from Gotham’s underworld. ‘Who did this to you?’ she asked, almost in awe of anyone who could overcome the hero of all decent citizens of this crime infected metropolis.
But Batman did not answer. ‘Did you see my clothes anywhere?’ She nodded over her shoulder and added, ‘the Batmobile is outside.’
Batman scrambled to his feet only to stumble as his legs failed to take his weight. ‘I’ll get your clothes while you get yourself back on your feet,’ she told him. It was unsettling to see this man in such a state that he needed her to help him dress. Not that she minded.
‘Thank you,’ he said as he finally was able to stand unaided, now restored to his Batsuit. ‘It’s Officer O’Hanlon,’ his eyes were reading the badge on her chest and, possibly, the way it moved up and down as she breathed deeply. She nodded. ‘I won’t forget this,’ his eyes held hers now. She knew there was more to come, and come it did. ‘Officer, you won’t, eeerrr, mention this to anyone, will you.’ She shook her head and he was gone.
As he left, she picked up the gag and examined it. A pair of woman’s panties, satin with lace trim, electric blue in colour. And, she sniffed, yes, no doubt about it, they had been worn since they had last been washed. Recently too if she was any judge.
Batman would curse himself later for not taking the gag, but he had something else to think about when he got into the Batmobile. The sheet of paper on his seat contained a message: BE GRATEFUL I LEFT YOUR CLOTHES.
From the shadows further down the alley, a figure watched him drive away and, a few minutes later, the figure of Office O’Hanlon walking off to continue her patrol as she pushed the discarded panties into her pocket.
It was the Batmobile that caught her attention. She had seen it before, but only at a distance. But this time, it was parked down an alley, under a light, almost (she thought later) as if to attract attention. Anyway, it attracted her attention and she went to take a closer look. And very impressed she was, because she liked high performance vehicles, although she didn’t dare touch it, afraid that she might set off an alarm. She did notice a sheet of paper on the driver’s seat, but she couldn’t read what it said and thought no more of it.
As she was leaving, she noticed a door ajar, and out of professional instinct she went to investigate. That was when she found a pile of clothing blocking the doorway and stopping the door from closing. But it was no ordinary clothing. It was all black and made of some high tech material. And, when she took it closer to the light, she recognised it as the sort of gear that Batman wore. Which naturally made her curious. So she went inside, lighting her path with her torch.
She heard a moaning from a room to her left, killed her light and cautiously slipped into the room before switching on her torch again. The beam picked up a figure on the floor. She swung the beam to pick up the light switch and flicked it on, flooding the room in harsh light that revealed a man, tied to rings set into the concrete, his arms stretched above his head and his legs spread wide. He was naked except for a black leather mask and a white silk thong. And his mouth was gagged.
Her first action was to remove the gag, which she tossed aside. ‘Thank you,’ the man croaked. ‘Get me out of this will you, officer.’
As O’Hanlon released his wrists, she asked the obvious question. ‘Are you really Batman or is some sort of fancy dress game?’
The man eased his aching shoulders as he released his ankles. ‘No, this isn’t a game. I really am Batman.’
O’Hanlon was now uncomfortably aware that she was kneeling next to an almost naked caped crusader, who had obviously come off the worse in his latest fight against some dastardly villain from Gotham’s underworld. ‘Who did this to you?’ she asked, almost in awe of anyone who could overcome the hero of all decent citizens of this crime infected metropolis.
But Batman did not answer. ‘Did you see my clothes anywhere?’ She nodded over her shoulder and added, ‘the Batmobile is outside.’
Batman scrambled to his feet only to stumble as his legs failed to take his weight. ‘I’ll get your clothes while you get yourself back on your feet,’ she told him. It was unsettling to see this man in such a state that he needed her to help him dress. Not that she minded.
‘Thank you,’ he said as he finally was able to stand unaided, now restored to his Batsuit. ‘It’s Officer O’Hanlon,’ his eyes were reading the badge on her chest and, possibly, the way it moved up and down as she breathed deeply. She nodded. ‘I won’t forget this,’ his eyes held hers now. She knew there was more to come, and come it did. ‘Officer, you won’t, eeerrr, mention this to anyone, will you.’ She shook her head and he was gone.
As he left, she picked up the gag and examined it. A pair of woman’s panties, satin with lace trim, electric blue in colour. And, she sniffed, yes, no doubt about it, they had been worn since they had last been washed. Recently too if she was any judge.
Batman would curse himself later for not taking the gag, but he had something else to think about when he got into the Batmobile. The sheet of paper on his seat contained a message: BE GRATEFUL I LEFT YOUR CLOTHES.
From the shadows further down the alley, a figure watched him drive away and, a few minutes later, the figure of Office O’Hanlon walking off to continue her patrol as she pushed the discarded panties into her pocket.