Sarah M. Pride

Hey! I'm a writer with a passion for all things supernatural (like werewolves!) Welcome to my world!!

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Writing Inspiration #1

When you were younger, you used to get these little snippets of sudden vivid thoughts.  Usually when you were about to fall asleep. Your happy little brain pushed them aside, just thinking they were bad dreams; but as the years pass by, they get stronger and more vivid.  You can see images now; sometimes only for a moment, sometimes for a few. You slowly realize that this is something serious.  You spend your life waiting for the next one, then the next one.  You’re trying to work out what they mean. Staring across a barren landscape.  Huddled in a corner singing softly to a child. Always protecting a child.   An apocalypse is coming.  These visions have been preparing you.  But were they enough?

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Unusual Superpowers/Abilities

The ability to...

Turn off emotions at any time

Project light from self (i.e. use hand as a torch)

Mimick any sound

Heal any wound instantly (OR skin is unpenatrable)

Change appearance at will, but is limited to hair colour, body weight, muscle mass, nose shape etc

Smell others’ emotions

Have a lethal stare/kiss/touch

Blood or other bodily fluid is radioactive/toxic

Track any chosen subject by “seeing” their scent path

Erase subject’s memories and/or add new ones (this could become complicated)

Control blood flow in any body

(often accidentally) Move a person/object with the slightest touch

Stop any person from talking at will

Induce an allergic reaction to any subject

Remove information from government databases at will

Plug a charger into a wall socket on the first try (I just had to include that hehe)

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When people are angry they will...

Chew/bite their lips (this trait is often prominent if they are trying not to talk back)

Speak robotically or stumble over their words

Interlace stiff fingers, sometimes moving them back and forth

OR clench their fists and pulse them

Fidget their feet or legs, even getting up and moving back and forth if they become agitated enough

Stare while they’re talking; either at the person they’re angry at, or something nearby

Fidget with something in their hands; often exerting so much pressure on the object that they will snap or shatter it

Hands and voice will begin to shake, especially if they are angry and frightened at the same time (for example, defending someone who is being attacked or bullied)