'The Giftedness Series'

Giftedness: The Paragon

Prologue: The Superhuman evolutionary giftedness abilities of the characters featured in these stories are metaphors for those with the intuitive aptitude for self-actualisation and self-transcendence, however also literal in the context of the story too.

Chapter one: Introduction

Dora Evergreen, a special evolved human young adult woman with autism and juvenile developed paragon extraordinary super intuition aptitude realistic abilities, has just come of age in the established occident world of the British Columbia, Canada. While she concealed her superhuman-ness from persecution and unwanted divine worship she, a pale unblemished skinned raven black haired and blood red lipped emerald green eyed beauty, has decided to craft and wear a mask and costume for the purpose of vigilante super-heroic crime-fighting under the alias 'The Gift'. Until this moment Dora has be preparing in secret as she tried to enjoyed patience to be ready to survive anything. Like a female Canadian Tarzan she dared to master the wilderness and savage naivety ere having all the keys to further unlock the divine aspects of herself and thus best and properly use them. Dora has a voluptuous buxom Olympic fit hour glass shaped body and a heart shaped face with boldly perfectly symmetrical aesthete features.
Dora continues to study (dissect, experiment, research and engineer) neuroscience, nanotechnology and sport technical fitness since her first spark of sober and clear immature super consciousness. Dora's hobbies include cosmetic styling, dancing and sporty forlicking.

Chapter two: Mentor

Dora has completed the design of her super-heroine mask and costume from inspiration of Wonder Woman's latest costume design with the colours white, red and green. Secretly Dora manufactures three different extreme shades of the mask and costume design, from lightest to moderate to darkest. Dora decides to start her heroics from the bottom upwards of altruistic crime fighting as to gain cheerful rapport with every neighbourhood in her region.
Dora has made a list of her non-surreal abilities she is capable of, of which are: durability, super strength, fast speeds, high leaping, biological manipulation, human echolocation, healing factor, superhuman longevity, pheromone manipulation, reactive adaptation/evolution, sonic scream, superhuman agility / reflexes, superhuman senses, night vision, telescopic vision, waterbreathing, superhuman mentality, superhuman tracking, telepathy, technopathy, and mind control.
Sometime later as she draws more serious attention to herself through her heroic accomplishments suddenly a legendary veteran super-heroine approaches her whose codename is 'The Marm'. The Marm, whose real name is Juno Adams is about fifteen years older than Dora however still more youthfully preserved than most people her age and also a blood red haired woman. The Marm is famous for her long-term rivalry with 'The Curse' an environmental-trickster-terrorist. The Marm suggests The Gift should job-shadow her to learn the tricks of the service from someone on the right path rather than be approached by The Curse and become waywardly a well-intentioned extremist. The Marm soon shows The Gift her headquarters of which is codenamed The Office and its contents of heroic facilitating merchandise. The Marm's costume's design is elegantly sexy like an innovated vintage schoolmarm uniform with a bold smart black mask over and around her eyes, like The Gift she has no cape.
The Marm subsequently shows The Gift a collage of news articles and pictures of The Marm over the years chronicling her heroics in the media and then challenges The Gift to be great friends with her so that The Marm can share her annual diaries with Dora as a prize to discover how The Marm's personal life has been experienced. Subsequently Juno invites Dora over to meet her immediate and extended family at her home.    

Chapter three: Inevitable Failure

A couple weeks later The Gift dares to help a group of all-female college student tourists escape from a prowling and surfacing underworld gang whom wish to abduct them into human trafficking prostitution alone without The Marm to assist as she is on the other side of town caring for her kids and husband. The Gift swoops in to ambush the gang members with stoically destructive efficiency but when ladies commence fleeing the area together one of them is spitefully shot through the back, spine and chest for daring to escape by a maliciously irritable not yet unconscious gang member who withdrew a concealed gun of which Dora could not get to in time to finally disarm and properly punish him for the gang's previously attempted thought-crime. Dora is shocked with dread of acknowledging failure and the young woman to be perished as she avenges the unknown woman on this murderous man through overkilling him with berserker rage after a series of elaborate excruciating foreplay torture. After burning out her emotions Dora runs over to comfort the dying woman by showing her what The Gift did for the victims. Dora anonymously telephones paramedics to fetch the dying woman and then subsequently the police to report a gang being beat up and awaiting arrest for those still alive and a coroner for the completely broken gang member with her voice disguised.
The Gift flees the scene of the crime to seek refuge in the Office and cry herself asleep waiting for The Marm to comfort and commence psychological therapy, for post-traumatic stress disorder is likely to manifest within her with psychosoma inabilities and such depression will make one vulnerable even when one's vigilante identity is still securely undiscovered.

Chapter four: Therapy    

Dora has to understand she is not The Flash/Scarlet Speedster and sometimes a criminal will be hard to make unconscious like a bear shot with one tranquilliser, all she has to learn is to be more carefully cautious with incapacitating preventing precautions. While it is a pity that such a random woman with so much potential was killed, but one should not dwell on such dispiriting thoughts and doubts as it does not resolve anything. Thus The Marm will instruct The Gift with some tasks to find peace with herself and adaptatively learn from her trails and lessons. Thus her training begins with solemn self-forgiving badass confidence precision motivated by infallible courage, retribution and justice to prevent unnecessary fatalities.
Like an evolutionary imperative Dora sublimates her regret into learning to feel the opposite by rectifying her defaults.
Dora's next duty is to scan the all the region's neighbourhoods and elsewhere for anomalies pertaining and leading her to The Curse as her crimes only scare and trick people rather than cause people to die. The Marm says that they should prevent The Curse from going overboard and actually causing people to die during her comedic torture tantrums, satirical human puppet role plays and proving a point like a maniacal dogged journalist through coercing people to play her humiliating empathy game shows.

Chapter five: Truth Revealed

Dora discovers The Curse's next planned appearance through statistical probability and rumours of who should be 'roasted'. Several people from famous to seemingly important and jerk nobodies are abducted and forced to play into The Curse's demands. The Gift and The Marm quickly transport themselves to infiltrate and attend The Curse's new location setting of which she will broadcast this next episode from to witness, check if The Curse breaks any rules and laws and if The Curse is guilty of anything only then can they force an arrest, however The Curse likes savvily avoiding arrests through loopholes and not falling into traps.
Within this moment of finally observing The Curse Dora notices The Curse looks familiar apart from her deep dark green dyed hair and purple self-tailored prosecutor formal suit. Dora realises The Curse is really The Marm's twin sister, Eris Adams. Dora is astonished but she understands that The Curse is likely The Marm's evil twin and this rivalry is all about different opinions of how best to use one's superpowers.
The thing with superpowered villains is how does one lock them up in prison, how does one really punish such a person and what is the smart thing to do? Can there be reconciliation and reform? Could being a silver tongue convince another to alter one's choices? Could such mischief succeed where war happens instead?
Thus begins another argumentative debate between The Marm and The Curse about the morality and justice of the situation, The Marm acts as a judge to regulate The Curse, to keep her honest and fair, however The Curse is free to metaphorically roast her victims through interrogation to expose their covered up iniquity providing she does not cross the line of what is definitively allowed.
Dora wonders if these victims need a defence attorney and that perhaps she should fill that role in play.

Chapter six: Disregard for the Rules

Dora wants to give Eris/The Curse the taste of her own medicine and roast her and the her former victims become the jury. However, now Dora has to reveal sensitive family confidential information to the public to be successful in her ambush. To expose Eris is risky but it will put a stop to her freedom, however it will come at a cost, Dora's own identity might be exposed too. Dora thinks she can now handle the press and thus she exercises her plan of gossip attack.

The after-effect of revelation is awful as now The Curse wants to vengefully fight The Gift whom have the same powers however not equal in power levels. The experience is terrifying as now Dora has 'pissed off the dragon' and now has fight for her life as she displays all she can do to survive. Punches, kicks, and head butts are thrown, elbow and knee collide, scratched and mauled, hair pulled out, poked and flicked eyes, hit ears, dislocations, choking, torn muscles and broken bones remended. In the end Eris has had enough, congratulates Dora as a worth opponent and flees to go undercover and leisurely retire somewhere in the world.

To be continued...

Giftedness II

Chapter one: Brave New World

Later during that day of the roast and fight of this prequel Dora Evergreen is busy healing and resting at the Office feeling a little bit ambivalent whether to stay at a still safe headquarters for now or go back home and be celebrated by her neighbours and persecuted by the Law for vigilantism. When she is fully healed and looking pretty decent again she decides to return home to face what she exposed to the press of which they are criticising her too. By now the whole world knows about her and all want a piece of her, the Adams sisters and others like them either to experiment on or be forced to do serious patriotic services. However, Dora records and sends a video of her delivering a speech to all, especially those like her to stay calm, be smart and not make violence but spread altruism, love and honour. Dora ends the speech with a peace sign and singing karaoke of the Beatles's song 'Revolution'.

Chapter two: New responsibilities

Dora now must take on new responsibilities to be a global representative of evolved superhumans, and she knows it is going to be hard work and tough on those on those who don't want the attention with all the suspicion around everyone. So as a role model Dora decides to try her best despite what happens to challenge her temper and patience.
Dora decides to openly advertise her campaign against confusion, envy, and fear of evolved superhumans and resolve these issues, so that there may be harmony. Dora realises she may have to lead this campaign as a president and wonders if she can do it.

Chapter three: Education

Dora acknowledges she must educate the masses about what it is like to be superhuman and that confusion, envy and fear are distracting delusions that must be clarified and corrected. She needs a team of disciples to start with made of both superhuman and normal human beings of which she must recruit fast, teach and supervise them do the same for other followers. Like an organisation Dora must control and watch that everything is functioning and following protocol, of which the proper guidelines, virtues, and values of this organisation must be respected. The awareness of this endeavour is awe-inspiring to Dora, yet she is confident with gumption to be keen to accomplish her goals as soon as possibly prompt.

Chapter four: Sparks

Dora's first evolved superhuman to desire to be recruited is Wolf Black. As at first sight Dora meets Wolf sparks fly with love and lust, a contemporary handsome scion of Canadian Native American Indian greatness free and prosperous he is, and regal posture, mannerisms, and voice has he too. Dora discovers Wolf is well respected and treated informally like a prince in reward for his altruism in the nearby neighbourhoods where Dora resides, yet he is shy and has asked those who he has helped to discreetly not advertise his heroic altruism as he does not want to be celebrated as a he is nobly humble and does not want glory. Wolf wants to help Dora because he believes in her great cause and likes her melodious singing voice. Wolf looks angelic as he demonstrates what he can do of which his finesse, precision and strength are very romantically impressive of which Dora approves as she congratulates him with a hug to hide her blushing face.
Dora decides to treat Wolf to a picnic in a beautiful forest to escape the press for a few moments to discuss how Dora will further succeed in her campaign for world compassion. Dora and Wolf nibble on chocolate, nuts and seeds as well as a special kaleidoscopic salad. After their meal Wolf gifts Dora with entheogens of which they must share immediately as he feels in love with her too and dares to explore how they, evolved superhumans, will behave with these psychedelic drugs.

Chapter five: Freedom    

A day later Wolf and Dora discover themselves naked, Wolf's penis still stuck inside Dora's vagina and both embraced still in the same forest upon awakening at the same time. They both awkwardly smile, grin and laugh at each other as they remember how enlightenedly wild and free they were from their memories before falling asleep in each other's arms through the ravishing raptures of coitus and how prior that they howled in fun and sparred against each other in wrestling of which led to them both experiencing virgin sex and all their clothes being torn and broken from their lack of sober restrain or care of the necessity of clothing their nakedness. Like Adam and Eve they craft new clothes from the pieces of their old clothes with leaves and bark surrounding them. After this manufacturing session Dora and Wolf depart from the forest back to civilisation to purchase new clothes and visit the Office to wash up.

Chapter six: #Winning

Dora is refreshed and ready to take on the world of haters with Wolf Black by her side, thus soon Dora's organisation starts to grow with much contribution from many progressives, liberals and some traditionalists. Through the teachings of Barbara Marx Hubbard's Revised Edition of 'Conscious Evolution' and similar works by other futurists the organisation is based on such principles – those followers also commence supporting Dora Evergreen too. Dora's organisation's potential is swiftly establishing and spreading itself throughout each country like a precious meme, a holy grail of treasured community. New businesses and technology are being produced from the presence and education about evolved superhuman, tailor-made things. New things to profit from and invest that profit in green sustainable duties and ventures. [Insert Montage with karaoke of the Bee Gees's song 'Staying Alive']

Chapter seven: Nine months later  

Nine months later Dora gives birth to a daughter named Raven. The world is continuing to submit to Dora's organisation of which is now called 'Amarantine', of which is also Raven's second name. Dora and Wolf have married and hyphenated their surnames 'Evergreen-Black' for Raven.

The future looks bright thus far.
To be continued ...