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Letters to Cripto: #49
Dear Cripto,
I credit the entire G-52 Organization as having defeated CNG when it was still around, considering the war it waged on the world without us knowing about it. But the media claims you did it all by yourself and fulfilled several 2,000+-year-old prophecies hailing you as the ultimate superhero of the universe. Why is that? Have they forgotten there is more to superheroes than just you? When and why did everybody give you all the credit? Was that CNG trying to set you up for your ultimate doom so that it would kill all of us humans off in the end? Or am I just a confused young lady?
Sincerely,
Frieda Carlton, age 29 (human being)
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
NOTE: After a discussion with the Cat of Steel, Cripto got the approval to write the response letter. He says what he says in order to keep all things D-19 a secret according to the promises the G-52s made to the D-19, but you, the reader, should know that Cripto was obeying the D-19's orders to seek and destroy a horde of monsters and demonic creatures attacking them, and these creatures were found to be the ones that had been creating CNG for thousands of years. Upon succeeding, CNG would later cease to exist.
CNG getting its own conscience and fighting the civil war with itself was not, however, something that these creatures did. CNG did it on its own, showing that it was evolving in more scary ways than one could image, and that the creators got it all wrong.
Cripto's response:
Dear Frieda:
I'm not really sure where that started, but it is true that everybody considers me to be the most powerful superhero in the universe. My guess is that it began when a mission took us out of this galaxy and into a different one, when we came upon the planet Orpheus, revealing to the universe that the Caticonians, all the felines from Super C's home planet, did not all died like we thought they did. (This differs from Superman, who really is the one sole survivor of his home planet, Krypton.) The sun in the solar system was blue, which I find creepy, since our sun tends to be thought of as yellow. I secretly but magically changed it to yellow in order to help us find the population, and when we did, it led to a tear-filled but happy reunion between Super C and his dad, who goes by his nickname, Prius. (He founded the C.I.D.F.) Sadly, my act wouldn't last long, as the sun later changed back to blue, and made all planets uninhabitable again. We then suggested that they come to Earth, and they did, although they would set up bases on the other planets and moons of our solar system so that the AIRAF can't try anything. (They had a base on Mercury, but any bases on there now are the property of the C.I.D.F.)
Other modern historians decided to hail me to be the ultimate superhero for various other acts I've done, from the times I donated all that money to the world, to other stunts I've pulled off, such as the time I dove into a volcano to investigate a CNG-related death. That one saddens me because I couldn't save that man for the law, but CNG wasn't letting anybody, good or evil, do their jobs. It was all one big stalemate, and it made both sides wonder if life was even worth living at this point. Obviously, it is; there is nothing worth ending your life over.
As for the media, that was just another case of them trying to blow everything out of proportion. CNG may have gotten to them at that time, though; when the old version of Bendraqi was using CNG, he was getting the G-52s into a state of double standards, and one such method was giving me all the glory. I think I let it go to my head, because the media was doing the same thing. (It's also why there are too many lions named Leo in the organization, but each Leo has a different and unique surname to help us tell them apart. Leo Zanicchi, for example, is Leo the Patriotic Lion, while Leo Crossfire is Leo the Super Patriotic Lion, or Super Leo, and he's Super Leo because he can fly and do all sorts of things the other Leo can't. The other Leo just has the voice of authority he has, as well as being able to do all those musical things he can do.) The current people working for the media have done so much better at their jobs. It was their predecessors that were the problem.
CNG did want to set us all up for our ultimate doom, however, because it wanted a new Kriegland, with Leo as the real Galactic Emperor of the Universe, and not someone else. It would have tried to finish me off in the end because, to get its dream planet, meant there would be no need for superheroes. The world will have superheroes as long as time itself lasts.
Hope that helps. If not, let me know where I goofed. But I do not think you are a confused woman. I applaud you for seeking the truth as it really happened.
Yours truly,
Nathan Knight, a.k.a. CriptoCat (Cripto for short)
Frontman for the rock band Furry Fury
NOTE: In addition to the letter, Cripto sent the writer an autographed picture of himself.
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Letters to Cripto: #49
Dear Cripto,
I credit the entire G-52 Organization as having defeated CNG when it was still around, considering the war it waged on the world without us knowing about it. But the media claims you did it all by yourself and fulfilled several 2,000+-year-old prophecies hailing you as the ultimate superhero of the universe. Why is that? Have they forgotten there is more to superheroes than just you? When and why did everybody give you all the credit? Was that CNG trying to set you up for your ultimate doom so that it would kill all of us humans off in the end? Or am I just a confused young lady?
Sincerely,
Frieda Carlton, age 29 (human being)
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
NOTE: After a discussion with the Cat of Steel, Cripto got the approval to write the response letter. He says what he says in order to keep all things D-19 a secret according to the promises the G-52s made to the D-19, but you, the reader, should know that Cripto was obeying the D-19's orders to seek and destroy a horde of monsters and demonic creatures attacking them, and these creatures were found to be the ones that had been creating CNG for thousands of years. Upon succeeding, CNG would later cease to exist.
CNG getting its own conscience and fighting the civil war with itself was not, however, something that these creatures did. CNG did it on its own, showing that it was evolving in more scary ways than one could image, and that the creators got it all wrong.
Cripto's response:
Dear Frieda:
I'm not really sure where that started, but it is true that everybody considers me to be the most powerful superhero in the universe. My guess is that it began when a mission took us out of this galaxy and into a different one, when we came upon the planet Orpheus, revealing to the universe that the Caticonians, all the felines from Super C's home planet, did not all died like we thought they did. (This differs from Superman, who really is the one sole survivor of his home planet, Krypton.) The sun in the solar system was blue, which I find creepy, since our sun tends to be thought of as yellow. I secretly but magically changed it to yellow in order to help us find the population, and when we did, it led to a tear-filled but happy reunion between Super C and his dad, who goes by his nickname, Prius. (He founded the C.I.D.F.) Sadly, my act wouldn't last long, as the sun later changed back to blue, and made all planets uninhabitable again. We then suggested that they come to Earth, and they did, although they would set up bases on the other planets and moons of our solar system so that the AIRAF can't try anything. (They had a base on Mercury, but any bases on there now are the property of the C.I.D.F.)
Other modern historians decided to hail me to be the ultimate superhero for various other acts I've done, from the times I donated all that money to the world, to other stunts I've pulled off, such as the time I dove into a volcano to investigate a CNG-related death. That one saddens me because I couldn't save that man for the law, but CNG wasn't letting anybody, good or evil, do their jobs. It was all one big stalemate, and it made both sides wonder if life was even worth living at this point. Obviously, it is; there is nothing worth ending your life over.
As for the media, that was just another case of them trying to blow everything out of proportion. CNG may have gotten to them at that time, though; when the old version of Bendraqi was using CNG, he was getting the G-52s into a state of double standards, and one such method was giving me all the glory. I think I let it go to my head, because the media was doing the same thing. (It's also why there are too many lions named Leo in the organization, but each Leo has a different and unique surname to help us tell them apart. Leo Zanicchi, for example, is Leo the Patriotic Lion, while Leo Crossfire is Leo the Super Patriotic Lion, or Super Leo, and he's Super Leo because he can fly and do all sorts of things the other Leo can't. The other Leo just has the voice of authority he has, as well as being able to do all those musical things he can do.) The current people working for the media have done so much better at their jobs. It was their predecessors that were the problem.
CNG did want to set us all up for our ultimate doom, however, because it wanted a new Kriegland, with Leo as the real Galactic Emperor of the Universe, and not someone else. It would have tried to finish me off in the end because, to get its dream planet, meant there would be no need for superheroes. The world will have superheroes as long as time itself lasts.
Hope that helps. If not, let me know where I goofed. But I do not think you are a confused woman. I applaud you for seeking the truth as it really happened.
Yours truly,
Nathan Knight, a.k.a. CriptoCat (Cripto for short)
Frontman for the rock band Furry Fury
NOTE: In addition to the letter, Cripto sent the writer an autographed picture of himself.
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