Supergirl And Batgirl

 Supergirl and Batgirl sat on the roof of a building, smoking cigarettes and complaining about their respective mentors.

"I swear, Superman is so full of himself," Supergirl said. "He thinks he's the only superhero who matters."

"Tell me about it," Batgirl said. "Batman is just as bad. He's always so broody and mysterious, and he never tells me anything."

"I know, right?" Supergirl said. "It's like they're both in a competition to see who can be the most annoying."

They smoked in silence for a while, each lost in their own thoughts.

"You know," Batgirl said finally. "I think we're better off without them."

"What do you mean?" Supergirl asked.

"I mean, we're both strong and capable superheroes," Batgirl said. "We don't need them to tell us what to do."

"I think you're right," Supergirl said. "We can do this on our own."

They clinked their cigarettes together in a toast.

"To us," Batgirl said.

"To us," Supergirl said.

They finished their cigarettes and then stood up.

"Let's go kick some villain ass," Batgirl said.

"Lead the way," Supergirl said.

They jumped off the roof and flew off into the night, ready to take on the world.

As they flew, they talked about their plans for the future. They talked about how they were going to start their own superhero team, a team that was free from the constraints of Superman and Batman. They talked about how they were going to make a difference in the world, a difference that would be their own.

They were excited about the future, and they knew that they could do anything they set their minds to. They were Supergirl and Batgirl, and they were ready to take on the world.