"So you're some kind of superhero?" She asked, swirling her glass of wine.
"I'm not so much a superhero as I am generally awesome," I replied with an obvious smirk on my face. She gave a little chuckle, a sign that she wasn't entirely put off by my egocentric jokes. Many people confuse confidence with vanity and it was nice to see that she had not made such a mistake. "You see, everyone has an energy in and around them. That's one of the foundations of martial arts training. Through exercise and patience, one can learn to focus that energy. Once you have enough of that energy focused, you can start to do some interesting things with it." The check arrived and I laid my credit card down. "I just happen to have a bit of a natural talent for that."
"So what kinds of things can you do with this energy?" She asked. She leaned forward over the table and rested on her elbows. This brought her breasts together and produced more cleavage than she had shown all night. It also revealed her lack of a bra. Whether she meant it or not, I couldn't tell. She seemed very nonchalant about such a display of her endowments, so I just assumed it was unintentional. Still, I allowed my gaze to linger on the valley between her generous mounds for a pair of moments before I lifted my eyes to her face.
"Well, it is meant to make you physically stronger, faster, and give you more stamina." I continued. "Its through the build up of this force that people do things like break bricks or pull cars with their teeth." She nodded and then slid her hand over the portion of her chest that the low cut top she wore had exposed. Citing the existence of crumbs of food (which I had yet to see, despite having observed this area of her body throughout the evening) she continued to brush her hand over her exposed skin. The server returned with the receipt, which I quickly signed.
I drove her back to her apartment, which was somewhere between close and far away to the restaurant we had eaten at. The drive itself was uneventful. We made small talk, mostly about the songs that played on the radio. Fate smiled on me at that point, because active conversation helped to distract her and myself from my own nervousness. Regardless of how experienced a man is, he is always uneasy when driving a beautiful woman home from a date. I walked her up to her door and she said the six words men want to hear above anything else. "Would you like to come in?"
Inside, she put a little music on and we talked for a bit on the couch. It did not take her long to stand up and say, "Okay, Mister Martial Arts. Why don't you show me one or two of those moves you were talking about?"
I weighed this question for a moment. On one hand, she was asking me for demonstration and I had never been one for showing off. On the other, this would be an excuse to press myself against her under seemingly innocent pretenses. Suddenly, my choice became clear. We moved a table from the middle of the room and I advised her on her sparring stance.