Julian Keller (
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Damn Paperclip [Open]
Julian glared at the paperclip. Or, rather, the charred shard of metal that used to be a paperclip, which was sitting on the floor of an otherwise empty sensorium.
He had tried to pick it up and move it, something that should be a simple task for a telekinetic like him, but his precision control was still shot to hell. He ended up using too much energy in too small a space, which resulted in an explosion.
For the fifth time in a row.
It was getting annoying. He used to have perfect control. Hell, he was on the verge of learning how to disassemble molecules. Now, thanks to Emma unleashing him into overdrive, he can move a mountain through sheer force of will, but can't pick up anything smaller than an SUV without exploding it.
He was getting better at it with practice, but it was slow and frustrating. But damn it all to hell if he was going to ask for help. He could do this on his own. He'd just have to try again.
Which he did, having the sensoriums make another paperclip for him. All he had to do was concentrate, focus, grab hold of it, lift it and then.... then shield his eyes from shrapnel as that one exploded too.
"Dammit..."
He had tried to pick it up and move it, something that should be a simple task for a telekinetic like him, but his precision control was still shot to hell. He ended up using too much energy in too small a space, which resulted in an explosion.
For the fifth time in a row.
It was getting annoying. He used to have perfect control. Hell, he was on the verge of learning how to disassemble molecules. Now, thanks to Emma unleashing him into overdrive, he can move a mountain through sheer force of will, but can't pick up anything smaller than an SUV without exploding it.
He was getting better at it with practice, but it was slow and frustrating. But damn it all to hell if he was going to ask for help. He could do this on his own. He'd just have to try again.
Which he did, having the sensoriums make another paperclip for him. All he had to do was concentrate, focus, grab hold of it, lift it and then.... then shield his eyes from shrapnel as that one exploded too.
"Dammit..."
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He just can pick up a paperclip without exploding it, is all.
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Yes, Julian just uttered a sentence that was mostly made of science.
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"Have you tried using something larger than a paperclip?" she asks, biting her lip thoughtfully. "That ought to help some with the explosions, although you'll have to actually use some safety equipment."
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"Right, that's a Fiat 500. Smaller than an SUV, bigger than a paperclip, and hopefully not about to explode. Just try doing whatever it was you were doing." she says, slipping her goggles on.
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"This thing looks like an oversized powerwheels." No adult should ever be caught dead driving that thing.
Still, he decided to at least humor her. Rather than outright smashing the car, he levitated it into the air. He then went about using his powers to disassemble it down to its component parts.
The process started off smoothly, with the lugnuts coming off one by one, followed by each of the tires and the brake pads. The doors followed suit, along with the hood and the rear hatch, all of which remained floating in the air. He started to have a bit of trouble with the seats, which ended up being yanked out with a bit more force than everything else, but still left undamaged. He had a bit of trouble with the steering wheel, and the axle, but got those apart in good condition. The engine itself was where the real trouble began. He got it out easily enough, but taking it apart was proving to be a pain. The parts were tiny, and after some struggle, the engine itself was literally torn to pieces, all of which went scattering everywhere.
"Shit..."
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You're probably better off not asking how badly Wyn thought the dismantling to go, Julian.
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"You seem way too happy about that."
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"I'll have to remember that for future reference, Honey."
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"Sooooo cuuuute."
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"Yeah, don't do that. Ever."
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