Bionics Powers Novels & Stories

through the vibrations in the rock. ​They breached the main sea-gate of the facility with a controlled acoustic blast. ​The interior of the Burn-Labs was a nightmare of industrial madness. Thousands of captive "Bloom-Kin" were suspended in glass tubes, their bioluminescence being drained into massive capacitors. They weren't being killed; they were being used as Biological Batteries to power Thorne’s Great Shaker—the machine meant to vibrate the Earth’s crust until the "Wild" was shaken loose.

“Not much, maybe something to help during emergencies.” “I already have super regenerative abilities. What else would I need?” “Tsk… so difficult. I’ve modified your genetics to give you your normal hearing back and the added regenerative abilities. Now you’ll be immune to any known poison and toxic too.” Nash raised a brow. “That’s useful but I’m not exactly sure why he would need it.”

They weren't just learning to shoot; they were learning to sync. "The nervous systems of the volunteers are reacting well to the obsidian-spores," Sophia said, her voice carrying a hint of clinical wonder. She stood beside Leo, her eyes fixed on a holographic readout of the soldiers' biometrics. "By inhaling the pollen from the Black Bloom, they’re developing a low-level 'Null-Sensitivity.' It’s not the Alpha-power you have, Leo, but it’s enough to let them interface with the salvaged Directorate tech." The Forge of the Flesh

A row of thumbnail-sized titanium plates had been hammered through the skin. Dozens of fine neural electrodes burrowed along the spinal cord. A live bait stripped of autonomy, wired to function as a biological switch. “They used elder blood as a trigger. The remnants of the council… dying in the water prison is far too good for them,” she said, withdrawing the knife. The instant the blade cleared the electrodes, the underground trembled with high-frequency vibration. A piercing alarm cut through the speaker array. Thousands of micro-spotlights ignited on the ten-meter-high dome, weaving cold blue beams into a massive, floating mechanical eye.

“So, you are strong…is there a limit for your ability? “My powers grow as I age Ana, like, for now I can lift twice that elephant’s weight, and after a few months I could lift thrice its weight, and so on until I’m 50 years old” “Powers?” I squeaked. “In addition to the inhuman strength, I can mend any sort of illness or injuries of my body, on my own, my body system has the power to rehabilitate on its own, it doesn’t need any external treatment to cure, Ana. And I have the ability to sense every living creature’s feelings, emotions and alter it as I wish, like I altered the elephants anger into a friendly one” I tried to wrap my head around that possibility.

"Vincent, watch this. By inserting a biochip into this bunny, we will be able to control it." Demonstrating it for Vincent, Birdie pressed a button and the bunny began kicking its legs. She then pressed another button and the bunny stood on one leg. Vincent was amazed. "Wow, how cool!" Birdie blushed and said, "My daddy says if this experiment succeeds, we'll be able to save a lot of patients in the future!" Vincent had always thought that the Twilight Group was evil. He never imagined that they would be involved in research that could help people.

Gunner. Mum had her hands on her cheeks and was staring between the book and Zee. I continued to read, “Not all chosen descendants can wield the powers of the Moon, only a select few throughout time have been blessed with the gifts. The powers have been known to include, but are not limited to; Telekinesis, the power to move objects with the mind. Hydrokinesis, the power to move water and manipulate the tides. Aerokinesis, the power to manipulate air and weather. Shapeshifting, the power to morph oneself into another form. Gravitokinesis, the power to manipulate gravity”.

Once activated, a large holographic screen appeared, showing what looked to be some daytime drama. 'Crystal Butterflies have an electromagnetic biosystem which allows them to link and communicate with each other. They can also broadcast the information they receive, a function that humans have amplified, giving birth to the entertainment world.' Watching her brother flip through the channels, Maria was reminded of her world's modern-day television. Maria was about to ponder on other ways she could probably save the archduchess when her mother suddenly barged into the room.

It was both exhilarating and slightly overwhelming. With a sense of determination, I stood up and began to move around the room. I wanted to test my newfound abilities and see how much control I had gained over them. I extended my hand, focusing my thoughts on a small potted plant on the windowsill. To my amazement, the plant began to respond, its leaves rustling and its stems bending towards my hand. It was a sign that my connection to nature had deepened. As I continued to experiment with my powers, I realized that they were more intricate and versatile than I had imagined. I could sense the energy of the room, manipulate objects, and even influence the elements to a certain extent.

Jenna POV I had cleared the remaining substance from Josie’s brain. As I cleaned up the tarry substance, I was alarmed to see the tracking device inside her was still flashing. Meaning it was still working and attached to something or someone who was tracking her movements. My powers were limited in that I could not impact communication from the device.