So you decide to save the little girl.

In your defence, the elderly had already lived their lives and the little girl had a long, bright future ahead of her. It was a tough decision, but you had to think quickly.

You pull her out from underneath the bus in one swift motion and run to get her to safety. The second you gently place her on the corner of a block, the bus explodes and catches on fire.

Everyone in the bus are all dead.

You quickly try to save everyone else around you and get them to safety. A little while later, you get everyone to safety and block the roads off around the area with the help of the police.

The little girl you saved earlier runs upto you and gives you a hug, thanking you for saving her life.

But then she asks you where her mother is.

It didn't take you long to realise that the little girl's mother, father and older brother were inside the bus. You were too busy saving the girl to realise that the bus wasn't just filled with the elderly.

You couldn't bare to break her heart, so you directed her into the custody of the police temporarily.

Having to make tough life-death decisions came as part of the package when becoming a Superhero. You didn't choose the Superhero life: the Superhero life chose you.

You check your watch and realise you might have time to go and save Marvin.

What do you do?

A. Save Marvin. (go to page 44)

B. Tell the girl the truth about happened to her family. (go to page 58)

C. Lie to the girl about what happened to her family. (go to page 59)