Ask AI: Tell me a story about Lisa Simpson gaining elastic powers and traveling around the world from Springfield.

Title: “Lisa Simpson’s Elastic Adventure” In the small town of Springfield, Lisa Simpson, highly intellectual and perpetually 8, discovered an unusual comic book in Comic Book Guy's store entitled "Rubber Girl’s Almanac". Intrigued by the superhero having the never-before-seen ability to stretch their body in any imaginable way, she bought the book. Reading the comic book during a massive thunderstorm, a strange lightning bolt struck her house, causing a massive power surge. Suddenly, as though by some supernatural force, she found herself drawn into the comic book, feeling her body twist, twirl, and morph in ways she could never have imagined. To her amazement, Lisa realized she had gained the stretching powers of "Rubber Girl". Initially startled, Lisa quickly embraced her new capabilities and began extending and bending her limbs all around her room. Bart walked in and was shocked but excited, "Woah, Lisa. You're like, super stretchy!" News of Lisa’s peculiar abilities quickly reached Springfield's Mayor Quimby. Recognizing the potential tourism boost, he challenged Lisa to a mission: travel the world using her elastic powers and bring honor to their small town. And so, the adventure began. First stop: Paris. The challenge was to climb to the top of the Eiffel Tower without taking the elevator. Lisa took a deep breath, stretched her legs into long elastic bands, coiled herself around the tower's structure, and sprung up, to the applause of the gathering crowd. Next was Africa, where she had to cross the Sahara desert in less than a day. By transforming her feet into wide elastic disks, Lisa hovered above the hot sands, travelling as fast as a speeding ostrich. Excited children clapped and chased after her, their laughter echoing over the sandy dunes. In China, she helped construction workers by lifting heavy beams on top of skyscrapers, stretching her arms like industrial cranes. Singapore was next, and she won a swimming race by propelling herself through the water with her legs morphed into powerful flippers. Everywhere she went, Lisa learned about local cultures and traditions, fascinated by the diverse world around her. The people she met were equally interested in her elastic abilities, welcoming their unique visitor with open arms. Returning to Springfield, Lisa used her elastic strength to fix the town's problems, stretching to fill potholes, retrieving lost items from trees, and doing a hundred other chores that only someone with her powers could do. Her adventures and the goodwill she spread made Springfield a global sensation. The story ended with Lisa Simpson, once an ordinary girl from Springfield, now the world touring, stretch-tastic, internationally famed "Rubber Girl". And yet, despite her new powers and global popularity, she remained the same humble, saxophone-loving, over-achieving student, always eager to learn more. With elasticity in her hands and knowledge in her heart, Lisa Simpson proved that the greatest powers come not from comic books and lightening but from kindness, intelligence, and courage.