Glaston (The Gifted Book 1) by C.C. Lynch

Author:C.C. Lynch
Language: eng
Format: azw3, mobi, epub
Published: 2016-03-03T22:00:00+00:00

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I dropped my books at the door of the gymnasium and walked towards Vlaine with a purpose. “Look,” I thrust my hands on my hips, “I worked hard to be able to find a crack and then you get all loopy weird when I am able to do it. I’m going to find a crack again but first you are going to teach me how to put up a psychic barrier. I can put up a wall so that I do not get thoughts from other people; I have been doing that for too long. Now I need to make sure no one can get mine. Teach me teacher, and don’t flake out on me again.”

His stony expression cracked into a smile. “Whatever you say, Abbs.”

“Wait,” before you give me any instructions I want to try something first.”

Vlaine nodded his head in compliance. I sat down and cleared my mind as best I could. I imagined the black wall that I had put into my mind the day prior with Draxe. Once I cleared my mind totally and completely I imagined a glass barrier around my brain. Next I put an imaginary brick wall around it and sealed it with a nice black cloth.

“Okay,” I nodded, “give it a try and then critique me.”

Intrigued, he sat next to me and concentrated on reading me. A minute or so later he put his hand on my arm then informed me that I had the right idea, but I went about it a bit wrong. Though it was harder for him to get into my mind, he was still able to and that made me nervous because it was only a matter of time before he found out that I knew about the secret room and the meeting that had taken place in there.

Tuesday and Thursday seminar classes were too short to allow the significant accomplishment of anything. While I practiced archery Vlaine and I would communicate telepathically allowing me to work on my distance telepathy. If the conversation ever became dull he would pull out an extra bow and begin a competition between us, one that he would always win since he was the closest thing to a super human I had ever met.

I was not ready to go back to the dorm after class and found myself wandering through the woods around the school. I followed one of the horse trails that twisted the farthest from campus. Adventuring through the secluded forest of upstate New York was emotionally affirming. If the students were not so high strung, Glaston Academy would be a truly magical place.

Walking in solitude was always my favorite way to let my imagination take off. I played with the idea of a team of do-gooders. Of the students of whom I knew their abilities, we could make a kick-ass team of pseudo-superheroes. Liz had invisibility, Adele could start fires, Tracy had telekinesis, Kyle had an affinity to animals, and Will had telepathy. I wasn’t sure of the

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