New story idea.
It focuses on a person named Vincent, aged 13, who is a tall Hispanic boy with psychokinesis.
It centers on him going on a quest to find out who he is after waking up with no memories, except his name, in the middle of a futuristic city, with a seemingly self-written note instructing him to kill a man whose name he has never heard of. He then ends up pursuing a mysterious figure that he sees running away shortly after waking up, due to the figure holding a book in its hand that he perceives vaguely familiar. It should be filled with him encountering strange monsters with his face, that hold the powers of ice and water. He fights them, and defeating them allows him to slowly regain memories of his past. Occasionally he will spot the figure watching him fight, only to run off again. Vincent begins to remember, as he kills the monsters, that he was a young boy in a building with other boys that looked exactly like him, and they were locked in a very large chamber. A man that looked like the children, except as an adult, put them there, as part of an experiment. Vincent and the boys, strangely enough, absorbed energy being released in the chamber, as the man recited words from a magic book he held, but Vincent shortly after used his powers to teleport away, whilst the remaining boys began to transform into monsters that served the man. The man then ordered the monsters to find and capture Vincent. He then afterwards became angry and swore to destroy this man for imprisoning him, wrote himself instructions to kill him, and caused himself to lose his memory with his powers to prevent second thoughts to change his mind. Vincent decides to continue his original plan after remembering this.
He believes the figure is the man he needs to kill, so he follows it, and becomes interested in the book it carries.
The figure leads him to a laboratory, where it reveals itself to be, surely enough, the man who caused the experiment. The man then introduces himself as the same person: Vincent. He tells the boy that in an effort to gain control over the city, due to losing an election trying to become the governor, he cloned himself and attempted to give his clones powers using a machine that draws power from a magic book inherited from his family line. He chose one clone to hold psychokinesis to lead the others, which would hold ice and water capabilities. But he explains when young Vincent escaped, the distribution of energy was disrupted, and had a side effect on the rest of the clones. Original Vincent then offers young Vincent the position of supreme leader over the city if he returns to his side and does as he says. But the young Vincent refuses. This makes Original Vincent infuriated, and he attempts to kill young Vincent for defying him. They fight, book against brain, resulting in Original Vincent’s death. The loud activity causes the law enforcement to find Original Vincent and arrest him, putting him in prison.
The story then ends.
It centers on him going on a quest to find out who he is after waking up with no memories, except his name, in the middle of a futuristic city, with a seemingly self-written note instructing him to kill a man whose name he has never heard of. He then ends up pursuing a mysterious figure that he sees running away shortly after waking up, due to the figure holding a book in its hand that he perceives vaguely familiar. It should be filled with him encountering strange monsters with his face, that hold the powers of ice and water. He fights them, and defeating them allows him to slowly regain memories of his past. Occasionally he will spot the figure watching him fight, only to run off again. Vincent begins to remember, as he kills the monsters, that he was a young boy in a building with other boys that looked exactly like him, and they were locked in a very large chamber. A man that looked like the children, except as an adult, put them there, as part of an experiment. Vincent and the boys, strangely enough, absorbed energy being released in the chamber, as the man recited words from a magic book he held, but Vincent shortly after used his powers to teleport away, whilst the remaining boys began to transform into monsters that served the man. The man then ordered the monsters to find and capture Vincent. He then afterwards became angry and swore to destroy this man for imprisoning him, wrote himself instructions to kill him, and caused himself to lose his memory with his powers to prevent second thoughts to change his mind. Vincent decides to continue his original plan after remembering this.
He believes the figure is the man he needs to kill, so he follows it, and becomes interested in the book it carries.
The figure leads him to a laboratory, where it reveals itself to be, surely enough, the man who caused the experiment. The man then introduces himself as the same person: Vincent. He tells the boy that in an effort to gain control over the city, due to losing an election trying to become the governor, he cloned himself and attempted to give his clones powers using a machine that draws power from a magic book inherited from his family line. He chose one clone to hold psychokinesis to lead the others, which would hold ice and water capabilities. But he explains when young Vincent escaped, the distribution of energy was disrupted, and had a side effect on the rest of the clones. Original Vincent then offers young Vincent the position of supreme leader over the city if he returns to his side and does as he says. But the young Vincent refuses. This makes Original Vincent infuriated, and he attempts to kill young Vincent for defying him. They fight, book against brain, resulting in Original Vincent’s death. The loud activity causes the law enforcement to find Original Vincent and arrest him, putting him in prison.
The story then ends.
