Superheroine Mind Control Novels & Stories

She nodded and said, "I have talked to Kaal if he knows anything before he was a breathing person but he told me he didn't remember anything other than some lost visions of a person and their smile." Chungyong nodded and asked, "But if Kaal's a black hole wouldn't it affect his current state?" She nodded replying, "That's the exact reason I had asked you to be here." He nodded understanding and she continued, "Kaal has a problem controlling his powers. Not when he fights someone or something. But only a certain time, but I don't know if they're triggered or not. I had to control him at the right time or else he can transform back to its original form and this time bigger and stronger."

I didn’t think I will have to actively work hard to gain the company till now, I wanted to go to places and experience the strength of my power, I wanted to go to Gold university and give a god damned speech about being a scholarship student right there and returning as the owner. I wanted doors to open because my name was mentioned, even the flock of women that came with such liberties, Aria probably wouldn’t be able to come along as she would be raising our kids. The thought of power makes me hard and I take my shaft and stroke as I think of how much authority I will possess, and maybe if I like I will hold unto Emb as my mistress, put her on pills and whenever I wanted to fuck good, I’ll

Nick continues, his expression unreadable, “they developed a serum which would assist with their mind control efforts, and sought out a few select volunteers to experiment on. I was one of those volunteers. Had I known what would happen . . . well, that is neither here nor there. In a nutshell, T.H.E.M.’s mind control serum worked—but it worked a little too well. Certainly better than they had anticipated. “There were certain . . . ah, side effects which came along with the serum. In addition to turning the brain into a temporary puppet, it opened up the brain’s potential, even after the mind control was released.” “So, what, they turned you into a super brain?” I ask, trying not to roll my

Fae could reach beyond the human consciousness and command the wolf beneath it. She could force even the strongest wolf into submission, and because wolf and human shared the same body, the vessel followed. Sophia’s dormant wolf essence was no exception. “Wh…what’s going on?” Sophia stammered, her eyes wide with sudden fear. Fae remained perfectly still as if she hadn’t done a thing; this kind of control took no effort from her. It came as easily as breathing.

she panted. “I know. We need to find whatever—or whoever—is controlling them.” She blocked another blow aimed at her face, lashing out with her own, then backed up against me again. “You think someone is controlling them?” “Look at them. They’re too in sync for it to be otherwise. It’s almost like they’re part of a hive mind.” Another slash, another spray of blood. “Okay. Let’s find the controller, then,” she said, as if it were simple. I chuckled even as I sent my blade through a charging hybrid’s chest. This woman was made for me.

Her eyes dilated in utter shock and I grinned with triumph as I know I have won this argument. I have my ways to control my Butterfly even if it's her day to control me. "You're so evil." She cried out, making me chuckle. "Now will you have the breakfast or not?"I asked her, grinning. She nodded at me with a sad pout. "How do you always manage to control me?" She asked me in a disbelief tone. My adorable baby! I laughed out, throwing my head. "Because I'm a Master, Butterfly and I know very well how to control women, especially you," I whispered, coming close to her lips and gazing into her eyes intensely.

And the doctor stopped what he was doing immediately and looked at both of us. " What is it?" I asked. " That's a mind control substance. If that shows up on your blood work then it means that you're not actually the one turning into the beast. Someone is making you do it." The doctor explained. " How are they doing that?" I asked. " I'm not sure. Alphaterrosin is full of little nanobites. They can be controlled by anything. A phone, a special device made for a specific purpose. Anything." The doctor says.

His voice shook and he sounded ready to cry. “Oh, my God. They've killed Helen,” I gasped. He shook his head. “It's almost worse. When she comes around, she's going to wish that they had.” “What do you mean?” I demanded. “What could be worse?” Randy bit his lips and turned a pale sweaty face toward me. “They used magic on her. They figured out how to do mind control. Now the Huntsman doesn't even need to control her body because he can make her mind believe whatever he wants.”

Hundreds of lives. Energy surged through Vanessa, she rose, two inches, then three, then enough her feet were level with Jodie's shoulder. Abandoning any secrecy, any bait-hook plan, she rose to a high sitting rock, giving her a vantage point. Jodie smothered her shock, ever since finding out Vanessa can sneak into minds, can one day learn to control thoughts, they had harnessed her powers into controlling inanimate objects. Like opening a lock, telekinetic surge of energy targetted at something-anything she wanted moved. Like thoughts, atoms had weight, any entity with constant movement can be controlled, shifted, manuevred.

"Five months ago, I was in St. Petersburg when I spotted a man attacking a woman. I drew my weapon. Told him to release her and back away. When he let go, she collapsed in the snow. I fired my weapon, but it didn't faze him. Then this chill came over my mind, and I heard a voice telling me to forget. And then he vanished. I checked the woman. She was dead with two punctures on her neck." Karl shrugged. "They've probably been spotted many times over the centuries, but they always used mind control to keep humans from remembering what they'd seen. In my case, it didn't work." "You can resist mind control." "Yes. We all can. That's why my team is so small. There's only a handful of people in th