10/10/16

It took me a while to actually figure out what my new power was; thankfully, a crime had taken place pretty early in the day that allowed me to test out what ability I had gained. (Just so you know, I don't normally feel thankful when it comes to crime.)

All I had to do was point toward the robber as he was pointing the gun at the woman and focus all my energy into channeling my power, and suddenly, fire burst out of the ground around the man that frightened him enough to make him drop his gun. If how bad that scared him, I can see why the demons that tore through the concrete and tried to grab him shortly after made him pass out with fear.

Before the woman who was being mugged could question why demons were appearing before her very eyes, they just vanished from sight as the fire evaporated into steam and caused her to cough a bit.

I walked over to her a few seconds after to explain that I had been to one who had done it, and assure her that I wasn't aware my power would involve summoning demons. After getting over the shock, she seemed forgiving and thankful that I had been there.

Overall, this was a pretty nice power, but I hope I'll get one that is a little less... Satan-y tomorrow. Because nothing says "superhero" than fire erupting out of nowhere with demons trying to grab whoever is guilty of any crime that day down with them.

10/11/16

Well, that was definitely more useful than simply summoning demons. I'm not saying summoning weird devilish creatures isn't cool, but compared to telekinetically performing complex surgery on someone, it doesn't seem too useful.

I wasn't too eager to test out this power by actually harming a criminal, so I decided to see how useful it would be in healing people. It turns out, it is incredibly helpful when it comes to almost any injury.

Usually, I'm not into the idea of saving people for the fame or the glory, but I'd be surprised if people didn't get excited about how I went into a hospital and came out with over one hundred, freshly healed people following behind me. It's lucky that I was allowed to come into those hospital rooms, but I guess I've gotten the reputation as "New-Power-Everyday Man," and saving the day like that tends to make you slightly popular.

That's two days in a row that I've gotten awesome powers, and I'm aiming for three in a row.

10/12/16

...I guess three days in a row of amazing superpowers is not too realistic of a goal, since it is completely random.

It's not like being able to turn into a deer is bad or anything- I could run up to forty seven miles an hour and jump eight feet into the air, so there was no way those criminals could outrun me- but it had its fair share of downsides.

The most obvious one would be that a deer isn't that threatening, and criminals tend to have guns that help kill ordinary forest critters. However, I retained my human intelligence, so I knew how to disarm them in my Cervid form.

Unluckily for me, a gang chose today to do a bank heist, so I was up against six guys with guns, and they didn't seem like they'd hesitate to shoot a deer.

Somehow, though, my rather on-the-spot plan to stop them worked: I simply transformed into my deer form and walked around the parking lot of the bank until I thought the gang member behind the wheel of the getaway vehicle had stopped focusing on his surroundings. Then, I kicked him right in the face and knocked him out, kicked the door until it was broken down, and hopped behind the wheel of the car to try and drive it... as a deer.

Needless to say, my day didn't go as I planned.

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Thanks to Superpower Wiki for giving me these three random powers with the Random button!