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Benny the Hero 4
Written by: Basak Serin
Benny the Hero
Benny the cat is a hero. He rescues those who are in
danger. He is a smart, short-tempered, alert, and brave cat.
He is a gray tabby cat with green eyes. He is medium-
sized. He wears a blue collar.
Benny is a superhero during the day and a part-time math
tutor during the evening hours.
He wears an electric blue cape with the letter “B” written
on it in yellow font. The letter also has a yellow lightning
bolt on it. Benny resides in a small apartment by himself.
The cool part about Benny’s hero job is that when he
wears his superhero cape, he gains superhero powers. For
example, he can shoot lasers from his eyes and paws. He
gains super-strength. He can blow cold air from his mouth
if needed. Benny can also strike lightning.
Night vision is one of his powers. He has super speed,
which helps him run faster than a cheetah. He can also fly.
Benny’s Quotes
1) “Every hero needs a hero.”
2) “Nobody is 100% cold-hearted, and nobody is 100%
warm-hearted.”
3) “Nice cat, not so nice!”
4) “Help!”
5) “These people don’t get me.”
6) “If I am seeing red, you have no luck.”
7) “Don’t try to fight me.”
8) “Your wrong move becomes your doomsday.”
9) “Don’t mess with Benny!”
10) “Seeing red. Building rage.”
11) “One day, my enemies will become my fans.”
12) “A hero is a hero.”
Benny’s Fan Mail Questions
Benny received a lot of mail from his fans again. He will
record a video about it. So, he gets ready to record the
video with his camera and begins to read his fan mail.
Benny: I got a ton of fan mail again. Here we go!
Benny reads the first letter.
Benny: Cleo the cat asks, “Benny, what is your zodiac
sign?”. I am an Aquarius.
Benny: Okay! The next one! Sugar the cat asks, “When is
your birthday?”. My birthday is on January 26th.
Benny: Let’s get this going. Zu Zu the squirrel asks,
“Have you ever gotten a root canal and crowns on your
teeth before?”. Yes, I have. Twice. Tooth number 5 and
tooth number 19.
Benny: Okay! Bree the zebra asks, “What are you mostly
terrified of?”. I am mostly terrified of dogs.
Benny: Fizzy the cat writes, “What do you want most out
of life?”. A quiet, peaceful, and safe life.
Benny: Alright. Ivy the cat asks, “Did you have any
friends as a child? Do you have any friends? If so, what
are their names?”. Well, when I was growing up, nobody
wanted to be my friend! How? I was very nice and
friendly! Guess being friendly doesn’t help!
Benny: Okay. Tyler the cat writes, “How many
superpowers do you possess?”. A lot. There are many
powers that I have yet to discover and explore.
Benny: Gadget the cat asks, “What was your biggest
accomplishment in elementary school?”. My biggest
accomplishment in elementary school was being first on
the math lead. That was in the third grade. I could solve
mathematical problems in less than a minute.
Benny: Eva the hamster asks, “What was your biggest
accomplishment in high school?”. My biggest
accomplishment in high school was that I completed four
semesters worth of schoolwork in five months. I also was
the only student passing in math! That was in the eleventh
grade.
Benny: Apple the bunny asks, “What is your favorite
juice?”. Orange and carrot juice.
Benny: That’s all. I love my fans!
Benny stopped recording the video and posted it online.
Story #1
Benny was walking home after a long day of rescuing
others and tutoring math students. He enjoyed the quiet
evening until he heard a voice behind him.
Darkwave, a dark brown tabby cat wearing a dark purple
cape and purple gloves, stepped out of the shadows and
challenged Benny.
Benny quickly put on his electric blue cape and prepared
for the fight. Darkwave attacked, but Benny used his
super speed to dodge the attacks. Benny then used his
super strength to stop Darkwave and prevent him from
causing trouble.
Darkwave became frustrated because Benny’s powers
were too strong. He tried one final attack, but Benny flew
into the air and used his lightning ability to defeat him.
Darkwave was defeated and ran away, but he promised to
return someday.
Benny looked over the city and felt proud. After saving
the day, he returned home to prepare for his evening math
tutoring.
Benny knew that more adventures were waiting for him.
Story #2
After another battle with Darkwave, Benny expected him
to run away like usual. However, this time, Benny noticed
something different. Darkwave looked sad and defeated
instead of angry.
Later that evening, Benny found Darkwave sitting alone
near a quiet lake. He was looking at the water and
thinking about his life.
Darkwave felt like nobody understood him. He believed
he was always alone and that nobody wanted to be his
friend. Behind his tough attitude was a cat who was
hurting inside.
Benny sat nearby and listened to him. He realized that
Darkwave was not just an enemy. He was someone who
was struggling and needed someone to understand him.
Benny talked with Darkwave about feeling alone, making
mistakes, and how everyone has good and bad sides.
Benny explained that being a hero is not only about
fighting villains, but also about helping those who need
support.
Darkwave was surprised that Benny cared about him. He
was not used to someone treating him with kindness.
The two cats stayed by the lake for a while, talking and
watching the water. Darkwave was still not ready to
become a hero, but Benny hoped that one day he would
choose a better path.
Benny left the lake knowing that sometimes the biggest
battles are not fought with power, but with understanding.
Story #3
Darkwave walked through the empty streets by himself.
The city was quiet, and the only sound was the wind
blowing through the trees.
He sat on a bench near the lake and looked at his
reflection in the water. Even though he acted tough and
tried to prove himself, deep down he felt lonely.
Darkwave watched other cats spending time with their
friends and wondered why he always felt left out. At first,
for years, he tried to be nice and friendly, but no one
really wanted to friend him. Even when someone did,
they always turned against him, betrayed him, or at the
very worst always put him through or in trouble. He
wanted people to understand him, but they are all selfish
and mean.
He looked at his dark purple cape and remembered all the
times he was bullied and left out. He cried.
For once, Darkwave stopped pretending to be fearless. He
sat quietly by the lake, thinking about his choices and the
kind of cat he wanted to become.
The night passed, and Darkwave eventually stood up and
walked away. He was still alone, but he knew that maybe
his story was not finished yet.
Story #4
Benny was walking through the city when he noticed a
local food bank that was running low on supplies. Many
cats and animals in the community needed help, but there
was not enough food available.
Benny decided to do something about it. He gathered
extra food from his home and donated it to the food bank.
He also used his hero skills to help organize the donations
and deliver supplies faster.
The workers at the food bank were grateful for Benny’s
kindness. Benny felt proud knowing he was helping
others without needing attention or praise.
Benny realized that being a hero was not always about
fighting villains or using superpowers. Sometimes, the
greatest hero moments came from simply helping those in
need.
Benny left the food bank with a smile, knowing he made a
difference in his community.
Story #5
It was a quiet morning in the city. Darkwave walked
through the park by himself, feeling angry and frustrated.
He thought about all the times he felt ignored, rejected,
and misunderstood.
Darkwave sat on a bench and looked around. He saw
other cats spending time with their friends, and it
reminded him of how alone he felt.
He remembered the times he tried to be kind, but people
still turned against him. He felt like life had always been
unfair.
His anger started to build up. Darkwave grabbed a few
empty cans near the bench and threw them away. He
knocked over some objects nearby and shouted about how
unfair everything was.
Darkwave was tired of feeling like nobody cared about
him or wanted him. Behind his anger was a cat who was
hurt and wanted to be understood.
Benny was walking through the park after finishing his
morning hero duties. He heard the noise and saw
Darkwave sitting alone.
Instead of fighting him, Benny walked over and listened.
Darkwave explained how he felt like nobody understood
him and how he had been carrying those feelings for
years.
Benny felt sorry for him. He realized Darkwave’s anger
was hiding a lot of pain.
Benny gave Darkwave a hug.
Benny: It’s okay, Darkwave. I’m your friend.
Darkwave was surprised. He was not used to being shown
kindness.
For the first time in a long time, Darkwave felt like
someone truly cared about him.
The morning continued, and the two cats sat together in
the park. Darkwave still had things to work through, but
he knew he did not have to face everything alone.