Mob Psycho Teleport Novels & Stories

‘Be careful, Aarya,’ I replied through our mind link, my worry intensifying. ‘Choti deep breaths,’ Alex cooed. We could see Aarya struggling to breathe. The symbol was a reminder of the tragedy we faced. She closed her eyes and breathed deeply. ‘This is a very powerful object,’ Kat’s voice chimed in. She had joined our mind link, having been initiated into my pack for this purpose. ‘It’s capable of teleporting a person to a specific destination upon touch. It will disappear afterwards.’ ‘Fucking hell! No! I won’t allow my mate to do this!’ I roared, my protective instincts taking over. This plan was too dangerous, too unpredictable.

“They moved Liv somewhere else. I tried to ask around, but the thing with the machine happened, and I couldn’t leave Kat alone in case something else happened.” I shook my head and waved a hand. “It’s fine. I’ll go make some enquiries, and I’ll come back.” The second floor was quiet as I walked and stopped at the central desk. An older woman was behind her computer screen, typing away before she recognized me and gave me a sweet smile. “Mr. Moore. What can I help you with? If it’s regarding the press—we’ve already started our protocol—”

To the silver lining pack, teleporting isn't at all considered as a skill because everyone of them can freely teleport to where they feel like. "You what? Maddy you have to leave before she detects your mind!" He whispered this time around close to her ears. Tears fell freely from Maudlin's eyes knowing there was not much time for any kind of emotional trauma; she had to be a burden once more to him. "Zav I can't, remember?" She said in a very low tone to him with her palms covering her face.

What is important now is I can finally take my mate out of her grave. "Thank you so much, Mr... No, Miss Bunny. Sorry. You may now go." I told my savior gratefully, and I released it back to the hole where it could be its shelter from this storm. And now, I can finally teleport and use all my abilities, but still limited. I have no enough blood in my system. I need more. Maybe later. I know that there are lots in my fridge. ---

It has a small scene underneath the three buttons but nothing else. Laura holds out her hand, and I place mine in hers. She presses the middle white button, and a small needle pops out of the end of the square device. She pricks my finger quickly, and the device gives a beep as the needle disappears. "My device only has one location I can teleport people to. It is very basic compared to the teleporters they use," Laura explains as she stares at the small screen. I glance at her face quickly before looking back down at the screen. After a few seconds, a loud beep sounds again, and the word logged pops up on the screen.

They were both thrilled at the prospect of me becoming a skilled teleporter and promised to train me in this ability. We started with the basics, focusing on small, short-distance jumps. I found that it was easier to teleport to a place that I could visualize in my mind's eye. As I became more comfortable with the process, Nikau and Myles encouraged me to try longer distances. It was challenging, and I quickly learned that the farther I teleported, the more energy it consumed. I had to be careful not to overexert myself, as it was a dangerous practice if done incorrectly. Nikau and Myles emphasized that the key to mastering this power was to remain calm and focused while conserving energy.

Silas muttered and I could hear him digging around in his bags in the hallway. "How bad are they in trouble? I can get us there in seconds, let me call my fledgling to come. She's a teleporter. She's skilled enough to get us all there and be fine." That's right, Mauri is one of his fledglings who can teleport. "THAT'S PERFECT!" I shouted and grabbed Toru, yanking him into the hall. I found Charles rushing out. "What's happened!" He begged. "Is Milo okay?" Silas paused and then widened his eyes.

My muffled screams are swallowed by the stillness of the night. Where is Liam? Why isn’t he stopping this? I struggle harder, but my body is already growing weak. My limbs feel like dead weight, my vision blurs, and my mind fogs over as the drug takes effect. No, no, no... Just when I think I might slip into unconsciousness, a strange sensation washes over me. A pull. A shift. Then, in an instant, the world around me vanishes. My heart pounds against my ribs as I realize—I’ve been teleported. The last thing I feel is sheer terror before everything fades to black.

Light poured from under his feet, tearing through the smoke. The teleportation array activated. The air warped and pulled both of us in a void. For one breathless heartbeat, I felt hope. It worked. We were teleported to another place. It was a ruined building. But then, Memphis snarled. His power radiated off him so much that it cracked the stones. His body twisted with forbidden energy. Black shadows poured out from his skin. He roared loudly and the glass in the buildings broke. The light collapsed. And he reappeared.

I take a deep breath, and think of all the people I need to tell I love, but I know I can’t so I think about it instead. “I’ll need your mother or your aunt in here to supervise and help me, and..” He closes his eyes, taking a shaking breath. When they open again they are glowing. “Who do you want? I don’t have this power for long.” ‘Aunt, can you teleport to the V.I.P. room 1 ASAP. I need you, right now.” I mindlink aunt Talia, and a second later she appears in the room.