trouble with fstream and polymorphism

I'm trying to output the data onto a text file
Im using polymorphism(virtual and abstract class)
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  #include <iostream>
#include <fstream>


using namespace std;

class Enemy{
      protected:
              int attackPower;
                   
              
               
      public:
           virtual  void attack()=0;
           
           ofstream myfile; 
           myfile.open ("Enemy.txt"); // Keep getting an error
           myfile<< "This is a line" ;
           myfile.close(); 
           
           
};



class Ninja: public Enemy{
      public:
             void attack()
             {
                  cout<<" Ninja Chop "<<endl;     
             }
};

class Monster: public Enemy{
      public:
             void attack()
             {
                  cout<<" Monster attack "<<endl;     
             }      
      
};

int main()
{
    
    Ninja n;
    Monster m;
    Enemy *enemy1 = &n;
    Enemy *enemy2 = &m;
    enemy1 -> attack();
    enemy2 -> attack();
    
    system("pause");
    return 0;
}


I need the output to be shown on a text file.
Lines 16 to 19 have to be in a function, you can't just write arbitrary code inside a class like that.
Oh so, it could be a function within a class.
Okay now that its settled, I want to get the output
from the command prompt and also have it in the
text file, would I just do;

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// Function
 ofstream myfile; 
 myfile.open ("Enemy.txt");
 myfile<< attack() ;
 myfile.close();
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