Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 1 - Episode 64

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Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 1 - Episode 64

Stephanie sits right next to me, and I look around again
for Tina, but she is nowhere to be seen.
Prof. Jane has us separate some, putting at
least one empty seat between each student,
before handing out the tests, one by one. She
informs us that there are four different test
versions, but when she hands me the question
booklet from the bottom of her stack, I see that
the answers have already been marked, and then
poorly erased. Janet barely smiles at me, before
walking on, handing out other tests. I notice a
few of the other men in class giving me jealous
glares, but luckily Stephanie is already going over
her test, and hadn’t noticed.
I still don’t see Tina.
I start answering the questions, at first verifying
the circled answer is the correct one, but after the
first ten are accurate, I start copying the book.
Every now and then I answer one intentionally
wrong; there is no reason to make my cheating
completely obvious,(who knows? The president may extend his anti corruption programme to our school) even if Janet had handed
me this book on purpose. I also verify answers
here and there, just to make sure it’s not a trap.

It’s not as though I don’t trust Janet, but it’s
always better to play it safe, than sorry. For all I
know, she might trick me, in order to get me to
fail, and then I’d have to take her class again.
About halfway through, Tina still hasn’t shown
up. Tina had said she would see me in class,
didn’t she? Was there really someone there this
morning, and did they do something to her? Or
am I just being paranoid?

Dammit, I don’t need this right now!

I start rushing through the test, worried about Tina. I can call her as soon as I get
out of this test.
Sweat is actually beading on my brow, as I walk
up and hand the test to Prof. Jane. She
smiles at me again, and I think she is about to say
more, but looks at the class behind me, and just
mouths, “Thank you.”
Despite my stress, I can’t
help but catch her sweet scent, and notice how
nice she looks.
I try to walk calmly out of class, though I know
my steps are faster than a normal walk. As soon
as the door closes behind me, I pull out my
phone, and call Tina.
One ring. . . Two rings. . . After the fourth ring, it
goes to the MTN’s computer girlish voice.
Hanging up, I try again, but
with the same result. I decide to leave a message
this time. “Tina. Just worried about you. Gimme
a call when you get this. Bye.”
That was my last class, but I would gladly skip
any others as I start to walk briskly home. My
heart is thudding in my chest as I almost run,
and despite the cold, I’m sweating even more as I
rush to get to my car.

I only have the faintest warning, before pain
explodes in the back of my head, and blackness
swallows the world around me.
* * *
The back of my head hurts almost as bad as
the second day with my ability.
A soft sobbing is the second thing to penetrate
the haze that seems to fill my mind.
Lifting my head to find the source of the crying, I
realize that I’m tied up and nakked, as I attempt to
move my arms. The room I’m in is dim and
there’s no furniture. I can faintly make out holes
in the wall, and know that this must be an
abandoned house. The only light is coming
through the holes in the walls, and a flashlight
shining on Tina.

Tina lays hunched on the floor about ten feet in
front of me, her hands tied to another post, and
she was just as nakked as I am.
Bruises and cuts cover her
body, all of them fresh, some with dried blood.
“So, you finally wake up,” a cold voice says from
a shadow. I look in the direction of the voice,
groaning at the pain the movement causes in my
skull. The voice laughs, and only then do I
recognize it.

“Dan,” I say, the name hissing through my
teeth. Damn, even talking hurts. I fight feebly
against my bonds, but they’re rope, and I know
my ability can’t affect them. The pain of even this
small movement is excruciating.
Tina m0ans piteously in her corner, and I feel my
rage increase, some of it directed inward. I had
assumed that Dan’s attack would come at me.

I' d’t think he would attack someone else to hurt
me.

“What do you want from us?” I’m proud of how
steady and calm my voice sounds.
“Us? I don’t want anything from Tina, it’s you I
want to make pay. She is just an innocent,
caught in your freakish evil ways.”
There is
laughter behind every word, and it makes me
think of the Joker.
For a second I debate on flipping his ‘sleep’
switch, but that will still leave us both tied up.
Somehow I have to convince him to untie us.
And in order to do that, I have to keep him
talking. I don’t think a ‘guilt’ switch will work in
him, like it had in Tina the last time I’d been tied
up.
“MY evil ways? What are you talking about?” How
could HE consider ME evil, after what he’d
obviously done to Tina?