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THE SAGA OF E-GIRL
Since the good Doctor refuses to clear me for active duty until I write
this, I had better get it over with . I can look out the window and see
most of the Compound,, the official home for the largest number of the
world's super-powered people. I had never imagined that I would be among
them, nor just what it would cost me to join the ranks of the
"Superior". The Doctor wants me to write out my story so that I can put
the guilt behind me and move on. I don't know if I can, especially since
I am constantly seeing the face of my best friend every night in my
dreams. Every night I try to save her, every night I fail, just like I
did in real life. Everything I have accomplished with my powers since,
all the lives I have helped save, cannot seem to make up for that
failure. Or at least that's how it seems when I am asleep. So, rather
than face the dream again, I might as well try and tell my story, hoping
that somehow I can make sense of it.
I guess I should start with how "The Superiors" came into being. Super-
powers had been the stuff of comic books and sci-fi movies for a long
time. Personally, I think Someone was trying to prepare us for the day
that those stories would become real. When Commander Aries first
appeared about 4 years ago, it was the biggest story ever, but
remarkably quickly, we got used to having him here, and the 12 or so
others that have appeared since. I mean, its news when they save the
day, they all seem to have fan clubs - even some of the bad guys, but
nobody seems to doubt their existence or power any more. We have
adapted. At the time I was still in junior high, and I had a lot of
other stuff on my mind, although I did watch STV, the channel that
quickly sprang up to cover their exploits. My life at the time mostly
consisted of trying to get through my classes and trying to figure out
where I fit in the world. A couple of years later I was still trying to
figure myself out, but now I was doing it in high school. That's where I
met Debbie Kelly. If compassion and gentleness had a face, it was hers.
She was my idol, and I was far from her only admirer. She had a light
that emanated from within, and it brightened the world wherever she
went, every day of her life. Until the day that light went out forever,
and my world turned dark.
At yet it started so well. It started with her bubbling with good news
about a trip to an island of Greece. A friend of her fathers was an
archaeology professor, and he sent a message saying that he had found a
temple to Gia, the earth goddess of the ancient Greeks. I was so
overwhelmed with her infectious joy that I even managed to feel good for
her boyfriend who was supposed to go with her. But the day before she
was supposed go, he managed to break his leg hanging lights in the
school theatre. She suddenly decided that she didn't want to go alone,
and for some reason asked me to come., because, she said, she knew I was
crazy about the old myths and stories. A quick check with my mother and
before I knew it, I was on an airplane with the most remarkable human
being I had ever met, and we were headed for adventure.
Entry 2: So, after we arrived in Greece, it was a short boat ride to the
island where the temple had been found. I was surprised to discover that
beyond ourselves and the guide who had brought us, there were only 3
people on the island, including the Professor who had invited Debbie I
asked about this, and the professor said that his local help had left as
soon as they had unearthed the entrance at the top of a mountain on the
island. Apparently the temple was about 50 feet below that spot, and
they had rigged some ropes and a ladder to go down to the temple. We had
only been there an hour when a message for the professor came on the
radio, and he asked us to hold the fort overnight and he would be back
in the morning. If we had been a couple, it would have been amazingly
romantic, but because she didn't see me that way, I quickly retreated to
a tent and tried to suppress the attraction I felt for her.
While I was having my sleepless night, I heard a voice coming from the
temple. I went out and saw Debbie going toward the temple like she was
sleepwalking. I found myself following, almost like I couldn't help
myself. Debbie grabbed one of the ropes and began repelling down like an
expert. I followed using the ladder. Normally I am not found of heights,
but this strange desire to follow overcame my fear. Once down the hole,
I looked around and saw Debbie going to a space in the wall and heard
her speaking words in a language I couldn't understand, but somehow
guessed was ancient Greek. The space opened, and beyond it was a large
cave, and in the center was an altar, and behind the altar was the
Goddess, Gia, the Earth Mother. She appeared to be about 7 feet tall,
covered from head to toe in green, and glowed with a vitality that is
hard to describe, but impossible to forget.
She approached Debbie, and Debbie quickly sank to her knees in
adoration. She took her hand and raised her to her feet and said,
"Welcome, my daughter, the time of destiny has come at last". She then
said, "I have witnessed the coming of Ares and the other superior
beings, and I made a pact with the Fates to create a heroine to
represent my interests in this new heroic age. I will give you a portion
of my power, the power to summon the spirits of the 4 elements - the
Earth, the Air, the Water, and the Fire. This power will be placed in my
belt, which I will give to you. Wear the belt, and call my name, and
take the shape of the Heroine you wish to be."
"But be careful," she continued, "once you touch the belt again and say
my name again, you will become your mortal form and be unable to
transform again for 24 hours. Also, you must prevent anyone else from
using the belt for the next 24 hours, or they will be able to access
your power," she added. She placed the belt around Debbie's waist, and
stood back and said, "Call my name, daughter, and choose your form, and
fulfill your Fate!"
Debbie touched the belt, called out, "Gia!" and was transformed in a
blinding flash into E-Girl. I will never forget that moment, when she
spun around in her super-hero outfit. It reminded me of our school's
cheerleader outfits, but in green, with a white "E" on a cape, and with
the symbols for the 4 elements on the chest and the symbol for female
and another white "E" on the waist.
She called to me and said, "Isn't it fantastic?" I must have seemed
shocked, because she said, "Gia," again and became herself. "Come on!"
she said, "let's go back up. I can't wait to get started!"
I paused and looked at the Goddess. She seemed to be looking at me with
strangely, almost sadly. I was going to speak to her, when Debbie called
me again, and I turned to follow her up. And that's where my nightmare
starts.
Entry 3: I haven't wanted to write this. Dreaming of it every night is
hard enough. But the Doctor is convinced that by writing it down, I will
defuse its power over me. Its worth a shot, since I cant do any good
right now anyway. So, as I wrote yesterday, My friend had become a
super-hero, turned back into her normal self, and headed back up the
rope to the surface. I had delayed following, because I was busy looking
at the Goddess who had given her power. So she was more than half-way up
when I began to climb the ladder. As I think I said, I am not over-fond
of heights, so by the time I was a third of the way up I was totally
focused on staying on. Then the earth shook, and I heard Deb scream. I
was helpless, on the other side of the pit when she fell. I reached out
as far as I could while holding on to the ladder but I was too far away.
She fell past me, and landed on the ground below. I scrambled down, and
realized that she was hurt badly. I panicked, I went back to where the
temple was but the Goddess was gone. I went back to Deb, and as I
wondered how I could possibly get her to safety, the words of the
Goddess came back to me, the for the first 24 hours someone else could
use the belt and summon the elements. I took the belt off Deb, and put
it on and shouted, "Gia!" and the transformation occurred. I felt the
power within me, and I knew what I could do.
There was only one thing wrong. I wasn't me. I wasn't even a ideal
version of myself. I was her. I was E-girl. I somehow managed to push
aside my involuntary sex-change, and forced myself to deal with the
issue at hand. I summoned the elemental force of Air, and floated
upward, with Debbie in my arms. Once we were above ground, I sped as
fast as the wind would take me toward Athens. It was Debbie's only hope.
A few tense minutes later, I was looking for a hospital. I landed at the
emergency entrance of an hospital attached to an American base, and
quickly gave the care of Deb to the staff there. I was going to wait
until they finished working on her, but one of the nurses pointed to a
TV in the waiting room, and it showed the reason for the earthquake.
Mount Olympus was erupting, and it was not a natural event, but being
caused by one of the few super-villains around. I glanced back at the
operating room where the doctors had Deb, but the nurse said to me,
"Trust the doctors, they will do everything they can. Meanwhile, you are
needed. Go save other lives, we will try and save hers."
I looked at her, and realized she was right. As long as I had these
powers, I needed to do something good with them.
Soon I was airborne again, about to confront a super villain. It was
something I had sometimes dreamed of, I just never thought I would be
doing it in the body of a beautiful young women. Not that I had any time
to reflect on my changed shape. I was running on adrenaline, and my
brain seemed to be on auto-pilot. In what seemed like seconds, I was
approaching the madman the papers called Dr. Destructo, and shouting at
him to stand down. He turned, noticed me, and yelled out. "You are not
the one I am waiting for. I want that fool Ares, or I will destroy
Athens!" As if on cue, the hero called Ares streaked into view and said,
"You want me, you got me Destructo!"
I decided to let the boys play while I summoned the elements of Earth
and Fire to put out the volcano. The two men were struggling together,
when suddenly Destructo said, "Now, Nightmare, now!" and a rip appeared
in the sky above us, and began to pull Ares in. I raced to grab Ares by
the hand and tried to escape the pull of the rip. But it was too strong.
We were sucked in. And then, things got really weird.
Entry 4: Commander Ares paid me a visit this morning. I owe him and the
Doc my life, or at least my sanity, which makes the fact I haven't been
honest with them all the more guilt-inducing. But how could I tell them
what happened to me in Nightmare's realm? When they found me, I was
reliving the fall of Deb for what seemed like the thousandth time. The
Doc did something, and we were back in reality. We had been gone for
hours, apparently. Thing is, they both assumed the only nightmare I had
faced was the one they had witnessed, and the Doc has been treating me
accordingly, although I am pretty sure he knows I am been holding
something back. But, things are different now, and I think I am ready to
face the worst part of what happened. See, the worst part wasn't having
to watch me fail to catch my best friend in time over and over again. It
was coming to face with the fact I was now inhabiting the body of a
girl. Actually, that wasn't it either. It was the realization that I
didn't mind being one. Shouldn't the loss, however temporary, of my
masculinity been horrifying? But it wasn't. Instead, it was like being a
boy was a burden that had been weighing me down, only I didn't realize
it until that weight was lifted. What was I supposed to do with that
feeling? I couldn't process it. Even my failure to save Deb paled in
comparison.
Once we were back, they wanted to take me to the compound and have me
checked out, but I desperately wanted to get back to Deb and give back
the belt before the time ran out. And then just to make things more
difficult, a minor-league villain called The Caster decided to pick that
moment to show up and attack. He tried to zap Commander Ares, and hit me
instead. Ares had him restrained in seconds, and turned back to me, but
I shook off the effects of The Caster's blast, and was in the air headed
back to the hospital. Ares started toward me, but Doc said, "Let her go,
Commander."
I landed in the parking lot, and decided it was long past time for me to
get out of this form, so I said the name, "Gia!" Then I tried to take
off the belt. Only I couldn't. I swore. What the heck was I supposed to
do? I decided the only thing I could do was to go back to Gia herself
and get her to get the belt off me and give it back to Deb. I decided I
would do that right away, so without even going into the hospital, I
took off for the island. It hadn't hit me yet that it was already too
late. I went to her temple, but I found no sign of her.
Then I heard a voice telling me, "It's time." It was Deb's voice.
Suddenly I knew I had to get back to the hospital. I flew back, and
found the charge nurse, but as soon as I asked about Deb, her face fell,
and I knew.
"She's gone," we said almost in unison.
"She died about 20 minutes ago," the nurse said, "I am sorry."
I didn't say anything, but just went out, and soon was flying again. So
many different feelings were competing for space in my head I am
surprised I didn't fly into something. I realized just how much I had
loved Deb, how much I was going to miss her, how guilty I felt for not
saving her. I also felt that she was the only person I would trust with
the knowledge of my gender change was her. I felt sure that if anyone
could help me sort out what that meant, it would have been her. I am not
sure how long I had been flying when the Doc spotted me, and led me back
to the compound, where I have been since. But I should rest now.
Tomorrow is Deb's funeral, and I really want to attend.
Entry 5: I promised the Doc I would finish this today, and then we will
talk. I have buried my friend, and had a unique conversation with both
her folks and my own. It helped that I had an even more unique
conversation with Gia last night. She said that I had always been the
one she was seeking. The belt and I are one, and there is no turning
back, but If I wanted to appear as a mortal girl I just had to put on
regular clothes over the uniform and that's all anyone would see. She
then showed me my past, and through it I saw the truth. I was always
supposed to be a girl. She also had another surprise for me, Deb, in
spirit form. Deb assured me that she doesn't blame me, and that she is
happy and at peace. Gia also told me I would have help making the
transition from boy to girl. So Doc, Ares, and I went to my hometown to
pay our respects at Deb's funeral. On the way, I came clean to them
both. I had debated with myself whether or not I should, but I am
convinced that if I am going to be a member of their team, I have to be
able to be honest with them. Ares' reaction was priceless. He is an old-
fashioned man's man and you could tell the concept gave him pause. But
he showed why he is admired by almost everyone when the confusion he
obviously felt was replaced by acceptance.Doc is a lot harder to read.
But I am glad I did it, because it was a good rehearsal for the meeting
with my folks and Deb's parents. I told her folks how much she had meant
to me, and then I told mine who I was, and what had happened to me. Then
in a week of surprises I got a couple of pleasant ones. My mom said to
me, "Sweetie, I knew you were a girl when you were inside me. I was
shocked when you came out looking like a boy." Then Deb's mom said "Hun,
we are going to be hurting for a while, and we are going to miss our
daughter like crazy. But if you need help learning how to be a girl, I
want you to know you can call on us. I am convinced that's what Deb
would have wanted." Then the Doc said, "It is for the best if everyone
believes that your son had died in Athens with the young lady."
I replied, "No. I am not lying or hiding anymore. Nobody knows how many
young boys have a history like mine, and feel ashamed because of it. The
only way to counter that shame is with honesty." So that's what I did. I
held a press conference a couple of hours later, with my parents at my
side, and told the world my story. The reaction has been, needless to
say, mixed. But I believe I made the right choice. I am already getting
messages from young people who feel trapped in their birth gender, full
of despair that they will ever be accepted as who they really are. So
now I have even better reasons to be the best heroine I can be. Because
I can make a difference to all those kids. And you know, I think I am
going to be ok after all. Right, Doc?
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