Absolute Power Novels & Stories

The universe's second dangerous weapon among eleven deadly weapons. 1. ORLEE: No one knows where she came from, but she is the most powerful student among anyone. She is known for her marks, as she always stands first in the whole school. We don't know what element she uses as her power as she has never shown that. She also has the deadliest weapon among the whole universe, the three stars of light, but that is only in records, no one has ever seen her using them. That's the seven pillars of light of LOONA."

"I don't get you, can you come straight to the point?" "He has some special abilities, to put it simply. If he wants your dad impeached he will get impeached, if he wants him to lose credibility and popularity he can make it happen, if he wants a politician to become history, that people will say in the nearest future that there was once a Politician. He will do it without breaking a sweat. And you know very well what power meant for our parents right? Ask yourself this, if our parents were to choose between us and power what do you think they will ultimately choose?"

But by remaining silent, those around him leave him alone in his little martyrdom. “You know, sometimes you hear about situations where someone in power forces his subordinates to do things they don't want to do by various forms of pressure” said Mońka and took a drag on his cigarette. “I don't consider these people to be weak but... powerless. Powerlessness is not that person's weakness, it's the community that doesn't give them support by taking the weapons out of their hands. You know what I mean?”

A voice that was only raised to match the crescendo of a demanding choir. And yet, it held command. Behind it was a reality that everything bowed in its wake. An authority that all obeyed not because they wanted to, but because they didn’t possess the power not to. The power it came with wasn’t the kind that was given. It was the kind that was taken.

"We operate outside it, wielding power only when Council deadlocks or when cosmic threats require capabilities normal authority cannot handle. Otherwise, we step back. Let the Council govern. Let consensus develop without our interference." "That is naive," Chancellor Vex said bluntly. "You think you can wield ultimate power and only use it sparingly? Power does not work that way. It consumes. It expands. It justifies itself until moderate use becomes regular intervention becomes total control." "You are right," we agreed. "Which is why we need the Council to have genuine authority to stop us. Including the power to vote on whether we should be stripped of our authority entirely if we overre

He queries. "How does it feel to have so much power and authority? I mean, it's like you people practically rule the nation." I implore. "Superiority complex. Freedom. Power. And authority. Such is a life that everyone dreams of, but only a few have the opportunity to live it." He explains with so much contentment in his stern tone. Yeah! Heartless monsters like you who don't value even the lives of others. What's even the importance of such wealth?

Power creates division. I lifted my hand slightly. Silver light spread from my fingertips and flowed into the damaged structures around us. Not aggressively. Not forcefully. But gently. The throne authority responded to my intention. Broken pillars reconstructed themselves. Cracked walls sealed. Burned ground regenerated slowly. The restoration was not perfect but it stabilized the territory. Gasps spread among the observers. The uncle watched carefully. “You are using power for repair instead of destruction.” I replied calmly. “If I want people to trust authority” “They must see it to protect , not dominate.”

" He glanced at me but the pain remained. I didn't speak so he continued. "The Title of Supremacy, can and would only be given to the Alpha or King, who proved to be the strongest, wisest, and most powerful. This distorted the peace that many enjoyed, leading to the unscrupulous hunger for power and dominion in the underworld. The title of supremacy carries a great level of power and authority among all the races."

“What do you mean?” “You could have taken anything,” I said. “Money. Property. Businesses. You didn’t need… this.” “Didn’t I?” He stood and walked toward the windows, hands clasped behind his back. The estate grounds stretched endlessly beyond the glass, dark and quiet under the night sky. “People assume power is about accumulation,” he said. “It’s not. It’s about leverage.” He turned back to me. “You are leverage.” I stiffened. “Against who?”

"I fought for power so I could live the life I wanted. But now I realize… that's not the life I truly want. To maintain my position, I have to remove every obstacle in my way. I know the world's opinion of me isn't kind." He looked at her directly. "Being in power means doing things you don't always like. You've reached a certain height yourself. You should know how many people would drag you into hell if they could. Showing mercy to your enemies is like giving them a knife to stab you with. Kindness often returns not gratitude but cruelty. The weak are always the ones crushed. If you can't control them, they'll control you." Sharon's voice was sharp. "So you think the strong have the right