I Have Telekinesis Novels & Stories

"That's two powers down. We still don't know what else you're capable of, but at least now we know you can move things without touching them." "Apparently," I said, still staring at my own hands like they belonged to someone else, "aside from healing, I also have telekinesis." "That's incredible," Seraphine breathed. A wave of exhaustion hit me before I could respond, sudden and overwhelming, my knees buckling without warning. Lucien caught me before I hit the ground, his arms wrapping around me, holding my full weight against his chest. "That's enough for today." His voice carried an authority that silenced whatever protest Iliana looked ready to raise. "She's done."

My buddy, Adam Page, calls me and says that his mom is hospitalized, and he can't rush back in time. He asks me to submit his competition entry that is due tonight. We're both in the competition, but I have already submitted my entry. I'm just about to say yes to helping him when my mouse suddenly jerks. "Don't you dare click it! If you submit his entry for him, you'll lose your first-place prize and the 20,000 dollars prize money! He'll even go on livestream and accuse you of stealing his work, saying that you cost him the prize money and caused his mom to die because she couldn't afford treatment. You'll be torn apart by online bullying, saddled with a huge debt, and end up losing every

“Firstly, we need to know the kind of powers you possess. The one you displayed at the ball is telekinesis. I would like you to try it again.” “I tried it this morning, it made a lot of effort trying to carry a cup of water by mere inches, you know.” “It’s progress either way. Now you see those rocks over there, try and move them.” I took in a deep breath and stretched out my hands, focusing on the small rocks a few feet away. It wobbled slightly but didn’t lift from the ground. I tried again and again, trying to replicate the same thing I did in the morning, but nothing happened. My brows furrowed as frustration crept in.

My power is called chlorokinesis, which is the ability to control and manipulate all vegetation. It a powerful gift and there are few limitations. I can move trees and plants with my mind. I can also manipulate them to grow exceptionally large very quickly. I can turn a seedling into a full-grown fruit bearing tree in minutes. I can also sense the trees and roots speaking to each other.

I’m not sure what Bryan gave me, but I hope its effects end before he returns. I gilt as my body twitches. I’m able to move my head. Looking around, I can’t tell where I am. The window is too high for me to see anything. Turning my attention to the bindings on my forearms, I can undo them with telekinesis. I move my arm, but it feels stiff and painful. After freeing the other arm, I removed the IV. It takes all my strength to stand.

Angering the gods would be a huge mistake. “Why did he bound my powers?” I ask, one more time. “Because when you threw tantrums you would cause little thunderstorms in the room and soak everything.” Reginald says, laughing as if he’s remembering. “Also, you would cut the electricity and he got tired of fixing it all.” My cheeks flame. “Any other talent?” I ask. “Oh, yeah. You can telecommunicate and you are telekinetic. Almost like those little kids in Escape to Witch Mountain.” Katrina answers.

"Okay, let me ask you, what changes have you experienced?" I sit and I try to think "I hear voices in my head, a girl's voice, around my age, sometimes she purrs like a bloody cat when David is near." 'I am not a bloody cat' she yells at me. "What else do you feel?" I still try to tell him how. "I feel connected to the earth, in ways I know are not natural. If I focus, I feel like a surge of energy, like I could move things, it scares me." My Grandfather is smiling, I just told him I might have telekinesis and he is smiling.

He raised his brow at me and I just shrug and lay Zach's head on my lap, caressing his head. "I can't bring him inside so I'll just wait for him to wake up." Adam pulled me up with no effort, making Zach's head thud on the floor. "What the f is your problem?" I glared at him and he rolled his eyes over me. He lifted his hand and Zach levitated making me dumbfounded. He can do telekinesis. Of course. I followed him and the floating Zach going to the spare room of the house where Adam stays. The door opened without anyone touching it and he flick his hand, tossing away Zach by the bed. I gasped, seeing his back on the front. I reached the door but it banged close.

He screams hysterical, as I can hear his feet shuffling through the leaves. "They are still shooting!!!" He whimpers. "I'll jam their snipers.. just keep your hands up and get Lenah in on it!" I growled at him, he better not mess this up or I'll be forced to kill them all and enter another way. Leaning against a tree,I closed my eyes, and inhaled in. Following the scent of the gun powder through the leafy woods, I activated my telekinesis and jammed the two sniper rifles that were shooting in our direction.

“I can motivate people in my speeches and make them believe in themselves. Aiden says it’s a special gift, now I’m thinking it might be part of this. I sometimes see the green glow around them as well during my speeches, but I never really thought much about it.” “That is incredible,” he breathed. “It’s certainly a gift. So, you have telekinesis, just like your mother. It seems that might be your strongest ability seeming that came in first and you have impeccable control over it.” I bit my lip and then nodded. “I want to test something else out,” he said, walking over to a gym bag that he threw in the corner of the room. I watched him warily until he uncovered a large book and a metal brief