Every Superpower Novels & Stories

"No, Auntie. We were just the ones in the backyard." Emily nodded her head and tried to calm down despite the shock that consumed her. The power to heal on her own would be fine since Nia both have a werewolf and Lycan blood, but to heal others? That's definitely a special power… and if humans found out that Nia has such a power, her life might be put in danger. "Nia, when did you learn this?" Emily asked her daughter softly. "Did you just find out today?" Nia shook her head. "No, Mommy. When I got lost before, I stumbled and got wounds, but they all closed up, and there were no scars left. I have superpowers, Mommy. I can help people who are in need!"

"I don't expect you to understand." "Because I am human, right?, we've gone over that too many times and you have to get used to that, you took me, your brought me here, not the other way around" "You are angry?" "I'm not" I lied "You look angry." "Oh, so now you read emotions too, what other superpowers do you have?" "They aren't super powers." "Well, I wasn't born with them, and no human has incredible strength; did you actually know that they heard us... all the sex noise?"

“What powers does she have?” The historian’s eyes flash with a mix of fear and awe. “Her powers are tied to her emotions. When she experiences extreme emotions—whether love, anger, or fear—her abilities manifest. She can shape the world around her with just her will, manipulate the very forces of nature if she’s pushed far enough. But it’s dangerous, Maxine. Her powers are unpredictable, and when they fully awaken... it could be catastrophic.”

he returns to the topic at hand, “tell me what these powers are again…” Bash and I explain his powers in colorful and sometimes overly theatrical ways as Bash acts out some of his greatest hits. I have to get him to pause right before he discusses what he did to Ash. "We don't need to tell him about every single time, Bash," I try to cover for him, but I can tell by Slate's expression that I'll need to explain more when we have a chance to be alone. Before exiting the car, Slate turns to the two of us, his hands extended. “Is this all of it,” he asks, carefully. “Bash has the power to read minds, sense danger, and occasionally knock someone out cold if he focuses his powers.”

“That I must be married for at least three consecutive months to gain any rights to contest the power structure. If not, it all goes to them permanently.” I stared at him. “So… I’m your key to taking back what’s yours.” “Yes.” My mind reeled. “But why me? You could’ve picked anyone. Someone from your world.” His eyes darkened. “The reason I chose you doesn’t concern you.” I froze at his curt response. Threading lightly, I asked, “And what’s your stepmother like?” “She hates weakness. She hates anything she can’t manipulate. And you… well, she obviously has nothing on you.”

So much drama today. “Rexxx!” Julian shouted again. “Stop yelling my name! What now?” “What do you mean, ‘what now’?! Don’t you remember what you did hours ago?” “Oh, that?” I said nonchalantly. “Yes, that! That practically impossible thing!” I sighed. “I don’t know, Julian. I just woke up one day and realized I had these weird powers. I still haven’t figured out what they are or how to control them.” “So what you’re saying is… you have superpowers?!” His eyes sparkled like a kid at a candy store. “Damn, that’s so cool!”

I pretended to focus on my cards while stealing glances at Makayla, who seemed more relaxed now. “Do you have any tens?” I asked casually. Makayla groaned and handed one over. “You’ve got to be cheating.” I grinned. “I swear, I’m just lucky.” I leaned back, thinking of my next question. “If you could have any superpower, what would it be?” “Teleportation,” she replied quickly. “Why that?” I asked. “It’s practical—no more airports or traffic. Just bam, I’m there.” Makayla snapped her fingers for emphasis.

“Well, it happened in here early this morning.” “Did you scold it again?” Little Bob asked, looking at Lindsay. “Yes, and it stopped again. Now, these three think I control all of the weirdness or have some kind of superpower,” Lindsay told him. “Aww, that is sweet of them. Guys, I can promise you that she does not control any of this weirdness garbage, and her only superpower is the ability to scare the snot out of people and things. That and sarcasm, she is great with sarcasm, definitely count toward her superpowers. Do you need me to tell them anything else?” Little Bob asked, grinning at Lindsay.

"Geez, Henry, why are you lying on the floor like a stray dog?" He had completely shed his weak and pitiful facade from earlier, his eyes gleaming with triumph. "Do you want to know who put the peanut powder in the drink?" He squatted down, shining the flashlight directly into my eyes. "It was me. I just wanted to see who's more important to Dad, Mom, and Violet: you, their biological son and brother, or me, who is adopted. Guess what? Even though you're related by blood, in their eyes, you're not even fit to carry my shoes!"

"But I almost feel like he is putting you off by saying this. Are you sure there was nothing wrong with him when you met?" "Actually, I feel the same as you. I didn't notice anything wrong with him, but did you know he has a superpower?" "I know that. He is rich." "I'm not talking about that. He's not like Batman. He really has superpowers, the kind that can read people's minds." "Oh? Mind reading? Then he can only be regarded as half a superpower." Jennifer was right. Most of the abilities of people who could be called superpowers were very astonishing. When you saw them display their abilities, you would feel like you were watching a Hollywood blockbuster.