Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 1 - Episode 105

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Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 1 - Episode 105

The ßokoharm’s ship appears to be picking up speed as it approaches, and I realize it’s trying to ram us.
‘Vage,’ I cry out, but she notices too, and is already moving us out of their path. The other ship changes course and continues to barrel down on
us. I know their ship is more heavily armored
than Vage’s ship. Ramming us won’t hurt them in
the least.

I make another switch to turn off their steering, and am elated when that one forms, despite
the subsequent headache. When Vage moves the
ship again, the demons continue on, unable to change course now.

I have to think of something to stop them though. Up to this point I’ve been reacting to what they’re doing, and not being too proactive.

It occurs to me that I might be able to open their external hatches, and perhaps sU-Ck them out into
space. A quick headache later, I’m elated to see one ßokoharm shoot out from their hull, but my elation is short lived, as I realize they must have sealed off the hatch, internally. I know I can’t sit
here all day, and open each hatch one by one, as I need to finish this quickly. Already, despite the
healing light, I’m over extending my ability, and know that I will pay for it dearly tomorrow.

The ship is lazily spinning now, from the force of
the small hatch that had opened.
Somehow the ßokoharm’s ship turns and stabilizes
itself, and is now facing us again. I check the ‘steering’ switch, and see that it’s still turned off. It
takes me a second to realize what’s happened.

These ßokoharms are smart. They’re using their other hatches, expelling air at precise moments,
to control the ship.

They’re approaching us again, and while they are still slow, and can’t ram us, I don’t feel like I’ve
much strength left in me for many more
switches. Healing light, or no, I’m as good as done as the Ebola Virus.
Then one last thought occurs to me, as we sit between the ßokoharms ship, and Earth: a hell-Mary
of a move. It takes all of my effort to create one last switch, and completely turn off all of their power. It feels like someone is using my head as
a hockey stick, and it takes all of my
concentration to keep myself conscious, but I
watch as the derelict ship floats past us, caught in Earth’s gravity. It takes a few minutes, but I’m
gratified as it enters the atmosphere, and
becomes a fiery streak. It starts to burn up upon
entry, going in at the wrong angle. Lasting only a few seconds, the ßokoharm’s ship makes a beautiful explosion that fills my vision,
and I lose my fight against oblivion.