Slimedog Superhero with Superpowers_THE ULTIMATE REWARD,_Empath the Superhero_The Best Hero
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Slimedog Superhero with Superpowers
What I’m about to share with you just might be a surprise, but not my German chemist idols Robert Wilhelm Bunsen a German chemist who, with Gustav Kirchhoff, about 1859 observed that each element emits a light of characteristic wavelength. Such studies opened the field of spectrum analysis, which became of great importance in the study of giving human beings superpowers from the Sun and Stars and also led me almost immediately to the discovery of two alkali-group chemicals like cesium and rubidium. I realize this scientific kind of talk may not impress you in how this information led to Slime...
THE ULTIMATE REWARD,
(Write a story about waiting but don’t reveal what you are waiting for until the end)I’m never sure why I have called this a vision, as there was no visual manifestation of any sort, I saw nothing, just the filling of my mind and my being with sound or knowledge that could not be denied! And so I will continue…..The vision said:“Have faith and wait, you will be rewarded!” “Follow the unspoken but unerring directions exactly!” “You will feel massively compelled, do not fight it, obey it!” “Never doubt it, You must have faith and wait!” “You will know it when it happens, you ...
Empath the Superhero
Christine was an average American to the naked eye. Her appearance wasn't anything extraordinary, but that's not what matters anyway. Christine had a hidden gift that only those who took the time to get to know her would notice. Her secret power lay in her heart, dormant until awoken by the emotions of those she cared for. She had always thought she was overly sensitive herself, but in fact her intuitive nature was a blessing to those around her. For her it was a blessing and a curse being on www.onedoor.ccan emotional rollercoaster that she had no control over. Instead of hating herself for it, she embrace...
The Best Hero
I’ve always wanted a sibling. Someone who, when you say, “Oh, yeah. Dad just blew up half of the coastline again,” could answer, “Ugh. He’s the worst.” But, no. Dad only wanted one kid, one experiment, one—what’s the pet name he always calls me? Oh, yes—apprentice.Basically, he wanted a glorified sidekick and free child labor. “I’ve got them this time, Gravitas.” Dad sat in his plotting chair, which was nothing more than a gaming chair in front of various monitors. “There’s no way those imbeciles will escape my trap this time.” “Wendy,” I muttered. “What?” Dad swiveled around to look at m...