Superheroines Power Star and Nightingal

I have created two original superheriones, PowerStar and Nightingale. I play Nightingale and the dymanic laughing latina Jasmine Mendez plays Power Star. My friend Power Star has been bound and gagged. It seems she has found herself captured in a hog tie with a large red gag tucked into her mouth. She looks like a human-sized burrito! I remove her from her bind and attempt to save her. I am using my own skills to try and free my friend, but I am struggling to find a way to free her from the bind. I look around for something that can help me, but I'm having difficulty finding anything that can cut through the rope. I know I need to be quick, as the villain is on their way back.

Her shoes must be removed because she is so weak. Finding a tool to free her is similar to looking for a needle in a haystack, as I don't know what I'm looking for and I'm running out of time. Her weakness is also strange, as she cannot stand. This means that even if I can find a solution, it may be too late to free her as her condition is deteriorating. Whatever it is seems to involve her breasts and not her shoes like I thought. So, I bring back her powers held by the stars in her costume by rubbing her breasts. With her powers restored, I carry my friend Power Star to safety and away from her captors. I wish I understood how she obtained her super powers. I will admit, rubbing her breasts seemed strange and humiliating for both of us. But hey, it worked! Now I don't have to worry about her powers fading away again. I guess if you want something done right, you just have to rub the right places! With a bit of help she is off and on her way. In a jiffy, I'm able to help my fellow crime fighter. Now I know what to do if she ever needs a super power boost! Rub rub, and voila!

She thanks me and appreciates my help. I am relieved that I was able to help her and that I was able to solve her mystery, of why she lost her super powers. We parted ways. I take a deep breath and smile, content knowing I helped a friend in need. I turn and walk away, the sun shining on my face and the wind on my back.

Mae West once said: “A dame that knows the ropes isn't likely to get tied up.” On the other hand, some people might say that Mae West was wrong. They might say that a dame that knows the ropes is more likely to get tied up. I guess it just depends on whether the dame is into that kind of thing.