" I don't own the Powerpuff Girls or any related elements. They are elements of Cartoon Net Work."
"Confrontation"

A loud noise startled her. It was coming from the Townsville River. Must be the Powerpuff Duo and Rowdyruff Boys trying to fight that monster that they couldn't defeat for days. She wondered if she should go help them. Another boom and some sparks answer her question, and she zoomed off to save the day.

"Buttercup try to sock em' in the mouth," yelled Brick. Brick was now the leader of both groups

because the Professor didn't want there to be any fight over power between the two girls. It had

been eight long years. As Buttercup flew in to punch the monster it shot a powerful laser at her.

Then out of nowhere a streak of pink crossed the sky. Brick couldn't make out whom it was. As the

smoke from the rubble cleared he could see who it was. It was a fourteen-year-old girl with long

blonde hair and sparkly blue eyes. She wore a bright pink halter top with a bright pink mini-skirt.

"Hey, you! Yeah, I'm talking to you! Why don't you pick on somebody your own power level, like…

um….me!" screamed the peppy little blonde. She shot out a powerful pink laser and monster was

instantly knocked out. The blonde then picked him up and flew him to Monster Island. She gave him

a good scolding and returned back to Townsville. She flew up to the Powerpuff Duo and Rowdyruff

boys. "Um…hi. I'm Katherine, but everybody calls me Kat. I hope you didn't mind me interfering, it

was just that there was so much noise and sparks and debris and stuff t-that I thought I should help

out," said the blonde. She seemed oddly familiar to Brick. "Well we didn't need your help," snapped

Buttercup. "Oh…sorry." "Its ok. We could have used a little help. Thanks," said Brick," we

appreciate it." "Well, I gotta' go." The blonde flew off so fast that it seemed as though she was

running away from them. That made Brick suspicious. Why was she so nervous around them? Why

didn't she bother to help? Why was she so familiar? He didn't know, but he was determined to find

out one way or another.


To my reviewers:

Thanks for reviewing. I would give you more information, but that wouldn't be as fun. I did leave you some clues to the past though. For instance, I left some foreshadowing at the end to help out and a couple of context clue scattered in the story. This is one of those stories where there are cliffhangers, vague information, and a lot of unclear things at the beginning. At the last chapter or chapters toward the end the story will unravel and everything will be clear. But, if you expect me to give you all the information had once in big clumps then I suggest you stop reading this story and read something else. I will not tell you everything at the beginning. I want you to ponder and think. I will tell you all the information at the end and I will leave small pieces of it in the beginning. So don't expect to only read three chapters and know the whole story. Thanks again for reviewing. I loved all of the comments. You have greatly pleased me. I especially like those comments on "I don't think Blossom would commit suicide". And that review that started with "I'm wondering…" Thanks again for reviewing. I you might want to scan this letter carefully. I have left quite a few context clues.

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