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Chapter 54 Heroes Got Owned?



Chapter 54 Heroes Got Owned?

Apparently, somebody caught the whole thing on five videos—like, not the usual shaky phone-in-pocket garbage, or the videos from medias but a legit clear shot. The chaos on the bridge, the cops, the choppers, and, of course, the two Speedtails. A black one and a green one, speeding like they had cheat codes on.

But the video that made things go wild was one of the confrontation between the mad drivers and the two heroes.

Whoever filmed it? Bless them, because they uploaded it to TikTok, and it blew the fuck up. We're talking instant viral.

Here's the tea: at the cops tried everything—blockades, spikes, helicopters, probably prayers—and they still couldn't stop these cars.

But the real jaw-dropper? The fucking heroes showed up. Yeah, heroes. Captain Sun, Mr. Golden Armor himself, and this new ice chick that people are calling "Frost Queen" (for now, at least). The internet's already obsessed with her—glowing icy armor, bow and arrow, literal goddess vibes.

Like, who even is she? She legit looked like she walked out of a video game.

Anyway, back to the wild vid. The Frost Queen? She wasn't messing around. She straight-up aimed her bow at the sleek black McLaren. And that arrow? People are saying it was magic or something, 'cause it glowed like crazy and shot forward faster than anyone could blink. But, plot twist, the guy in the black car? He fucking dodged it.

Like, the arrow literally curved to follow him, but this dude spun his car in some Fast & Furious-level move and managed to avoid it. Everyone's watching the slow-mo replay like, "Nah, no way this guy's normal."

And then, the real madness started. The black McLaren Speedtail rammed straight into the Frost Queen. Like, the goddess who looked like she could crush steel with her bare hands? Yeah, she got yeeted while she was in daze how the guy had thwarted her arrow.

X's losing it over that part. "Did this guy just GTA her?!" one tweet said.

Another comment? "Bro made an IRL boss fight look like a glitch."

But that wasn't even the end. Captain Sun tried to step up, all superhero stance and everything. Dude legit planted himself in front of the other car like he was about to bench-press it or some shit.

And... he got wrecked. The car spun, clipped him, and sent him flying. You could hear someone in the background of the vid screaming, "Oh my god, they just KO'd Captain Sun!" It's wild.

The comments themselves were a totall mess.

"Bro didn't even flinch. He just sent her flying like it was nothing."

"Not Captain Sun getting folded like a lawn chair. ?"

"Yo, the drivers gotta be metas too. Ain't no way that's just regular people."

And people are really suspicious about why neither Captain Sun nor Frost Queen chased after them. Like, Captain Sun can fly. Frost Queen's got all this ice magic or whatever.

But they just... didn't. It was giving "too scared to try again" vibes.

Now the theories were flying:

Are the drivers secret metas?

Was this all some staged government test?

And who the hell is Frost Queen?

All anyone knows is that the cops and the heroes both got clowned in front of the entire internet. One tweet summed it up best:

"Imagine being a literal superhero and still getting bodied by a dude in a car. LA's wild, man."

The media had something to say on this and it caused more chaos as more information was revealed; MetroPulse News...

Breaking News: Superpowered Chaos in Los Angeles!

"Good afternoon, Los Angeles. This is Katie Jenkins…"

"…And I'm Brian Moore. We're bringing you the story that's got everyone talking, trending, and, frankly, a little freaked out. Two McLaren Speedtails—one black, one green—and, yes, a Bugatti Chiron—turned the city streets into a scene straight out of an action movie last night."

Katie: "That's right, Brian. What started as a reckless high-speed pursuit by two to then three supercars quickly escalated into something straight-up unbelievable. The LAPD couldn't handle it alone, so they called in the Captain Sun, who brought along some backup—a mysterious new heroine." The details of police asking for help made things even more chaotic.

Brian: "Oh, you mean the icy goddess herself? Social media's already calling her the Frost Queen. And let me tell you, Katie, if you've seen the viral TikTok footage, you know why."

Katie: "I've seen it, Brian, and wow. The footage shows her standing there like something out of a myth—shimmering ice armor, bow in hand, looking like she could freeze the whole city if she wanted. And then that enchanted arrow? It was insane. Straight-up glowing, and I could feel the tension through the screen."

Brian: "The crazy part? The black Speedtail dodged it. I mean, it looked like a done deal—arrow locked on, magic or whatever keeping it on course—but this guy? He just drifted around it like it was no big deal. People are saying he has superpowers because, honestly, what else could explain that?"

Katie: "And then he did the unthinkable. He hit her. The Frost Queen—this literal powerhouse of a woman—got knocked off her feet by his car. And, oh, it doesn't stop there. Captain Sun, the golden boy of heroics, tried to step in and stop the green car, but…well…"

Brian: "He got wrecked, Katie. There's no nice way to say it sorry not sorry to his fans... The car spun, clipped him just right, and sent him flying. The footage shows him staggering afterward, completely stunned. And then the cars? They just left. No pursuit, no nothing."

Katie: "And it's not just us asking questions, Brian. The LAPD confirmed in a press statement today that Captain Sun suspects these drivers might have superpowers. That's right—superpowered criminals tearing through LA in multimillion-dollar cars. Worse part, the cars didn't have any license plates on them or whatever. How's the police gonna track them down?"

Brian: "Oh, and let's not forget the Bugatti. It was left behind at the scene, handed over to the LAPD. But when reporters asked about the owner? Total radio silence. They're not saying a word. That's only adding fuel to the fire. Who owns it? Why was it involved? And why didn't it join the escape?"

Katie: "Social media is losing it over this. People are obsessed with trying to ID the drivers. TikTok alone has over 2 billion views on the videos, with comments ranging from 'Bro's got the reflexes of a god' to 'Is this guy, like, the next supervillain?' But not everyone's laughing. A lot of people are seriously worried."

Brian: "Yeah, the idea of superpowered criminals running wild on city streets isn't exactly comforting. Here's what some folks had to say."

Street interviews roll in...

"Dude, if these guys can outmaneuver police and heroes, what's stopping them from, like, robbing banks or taking hostages? This is bad."

"I'm sorry, but Captain Sun and Ice Chick couldn't stop them? That's embarrassing."

"Lowkey, I kinda stan the Speedtail guy. But also, I don't wanna die on the 405, so, y'know, mixed feelings."

Katie: "Brian, this whole thing feels like a turning point. The LAPD says if these drivers are caught, they'll be facing a laundry list of charges—reckless endangerment, property damage, assault—you name it. But what happens if they don't get caught?"

Brian: "Or worse, Katie, what if there are more like them? Superpowered criminals in cars faster and drive than anything we've seen before? That's a terrifying thought."

Katie: "For now, all we know is that LA's heroes failed to stop them last night. The drivers are still out there, the Bugatti's ownership is a mystery, and the internet is losing its collective mind. One thing's for sure—this story isn't going away anytime soon."

Brian: "Stay tuned, folks. We'll bring you updates as soon as we get them. For now, stay safe out there."

"This is Katie Jenkins…"

"…And I'm Brian Moore. Good afternoon, Los Angeles."


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