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The Alien and the Witch

Summary:

After breakfast, Lena grabbed a blanket and her spellbook and went outside. Kara was sitting on the porch steps, talking on the phone with Alex. As Lena passed her, she gently stroked Kara's shoulder and then turned as she walked.

Kara looked her straight in the eyes: "Oh yes, sis, the view is simply breathtaking." Lena looked away and grinned to herself. Her friend is clearly flirting with her. She can't be imagining it all.

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Or: Kara and Lena are vacationing together in a tropical paradise and have to face their feelings for each other.

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Or: Continuing after the season finale. Supercorp is endgame. Supergirl's identity revelation leads to all sorts of problems.

Notes:

This is my first major fanfiction. I've already finished the story and will only make minor changes based on your feedback. Weekly update planned. English isn't my native language and no beta, we die like earth 38. Characters not my own.

After the series finale, I was so dissatisfied that I was motivated to write my own sequel to the completed canon. Not only was "Supercorp" frustrating and incomplete, but Kara's revelation as Supergirl is being sold to us as a happy ending. Giving up one's secret identity is the most illogical and dangerous thing a superhero can do. I want to warn you, Supergirl will have to suffer quite a bit for this in my story.

But I love the characters, and there will be a happy ending.

Chapter 1: Prologue

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The young woman lay on the cot in her prison cell, staring at the ceiling. It was already well past midnight. She had received a visit from her lawyer today, who had suggested countless tactics to secure a light sentence or even an acquittal. But the woman had barely listened to him. She wouldn't fight anymore, what would she fight for? Her loved ones were gone, and she knew exactly what she had done in response. Revenge. But it didn't make her feel any better. She had become a murderer. She couldn't deny that, there were about a hundred witnesses around her during the crime.

The grief over the losses was followed by despair and then this burning rage. Now, after the crime, there was only emptiness. The hearing was in a few days. She had already decided to plead guilty. Because the woman wanted to atone for her crime. Prison was exactly where she belonged now. Where else would she go? She was alone, and the city hated her. Here in this cell, she was spared the reproachful and horrified looks of the others and the unbearable memories of her many losses.

The woman fought against her tiredness. She didn't want to sleep. Because then the spirits of the dead she was responsible for would haunt her dreams. Suddenly, she heard a faint popping sound next to her in the cell. The woman sat up and saw a broadly grinning man next to her bed. "What are you doing here? I didn't call you," she asked, exhausted but in a whisper. The man tilted his head slightly: "Right, I'm not a genie either." The woman became angry: "What do you want here?" The man gave a slight bow: "Well, I'm here to help you, Kara Zor-El."