Well, here's a story about supervillain Luna that suits her 4-year-old daughter: A Just Ordinary Tuesday for Supervillain Luna It was just an ordinary Tuesday in Luna's secret underground base. Laser beams whizzed by, robots prepared doomsday machines, and the sounds of Luna's favorite heavy metal band filled the hallways. But amidst all the supervillain chaos, Luna, dressed in her purple, fluttering cape, sat on the floor of her living room with a bowl of dried fruit and a picture book. "And then," Luna read in a deep, dramatic voice, "the big, bad dragon came and... SHOOT! Fire!" Little Lily, Luna's 4-year-old daughter, giggled and drummed her little fingers on her mother's cape. "More, Mom! More dragon!" Luna, who usually used her voice to make ultimate demands and threats of world domination, softened when it came to Lily. "Okay, my little kitten. But first... did you remember to clean up your building blocks?" Lily pointed to a giant purple robot arm strewn across the floor. "The big robot helped me! It was hungry!" Luna shook her head with a smile. "I'm pretty sure the big robot is your father. And it doesn't eat building blocks." Suddenly, a red light flashed on Luna's right wrist. An alarm! Her supervillain colleague, Dr. Kaos, needed her! "Oh no," Luna muttered. "Sounds like Dr. Kaos lost his glasses again. And it's probably my fault." "Moar, are you going out to save the world again?" Lily asked, her eyes wide. "Almost, honey," Luna said. "I'm going out to... reorganize the world. But first, you need your nap. And no more attempts to remote-control my laser cannon while I'm gone, okay?" Lily nodded gravely. "Just a little!" Luna sighed. She knew that "just a little" could mean anything from redirecting the moonbeam to covering the entire base in glitter. But she loved her little Lily more than she loved conquering planets. She kissed her daughter's forehead. "You're the best little sidekick I could ask for." When Luna finally left the base to deal with Dr. Kaos' latest crisis (it turned out to be his new hair salon gone mad), she couldn't help but smile. World domination was hard work, but being the mother of a little supervillain in the making was much more fun. And that purple robotic arm? It mysteriously disappeared... until another day. What did you think of the story? Will Luna go on another adventure?