ALTOR The Shadow Rebellion (The Chronicles of Ageron)

ALTOR: The Shadow Rebellion (The Chronicles of Ageron)
undergone several hours of intense training, or at the very least,
that they have been exposed to the torment of an unending
marathon.
Pushing through the sharp pain haunting every muscle of my
body, I trudge dawdlingly towards my bedroom door. As I
approach it, the periphery of my vision reveals that I have
neglected to open my bedroom curtains and window. I first
consider leaving them untouched, but know all too well that is a
thought my grandmother would strongly disapprove of.
As I motion to alter my direction, a severing pain sprouts in
my legs, which then progresses violently to reach every other
muscle in my body. The thought of causing any further pain by
walking to the window is one that holds little appeal. The thought
alone of doing so causes more pain than it’s worth.
Instead, I choose the path of laziness and decide to use my
telekinesis to open them. I know I shouldn’t, but what good is
having all of this power and never being given the opportunity to
use them at all? In a slow and steady motion, I raise my right arm
and stretch it out in front of me. I open my palm, and turn it
vertically so it now lines parallel to the divide in the centre of the
curtain’s two halves. Whilst standing several metres away from the
curtains, I slowly slide my outstretched hand to the left, the very
direction my palm is facing, and force the left half of the curtain to
open steadily without ever touching it. As though an invisible
force is causing it, the left curtain is drawn open entirely, allowing
what light lies beyond the window to stream through it
effortlessly.
I repeat the very same for the opposite half of the curtain,
and within seconds my entire bedroom is illuminated by the sun’s
radiant light, changing in colour as it passes through the different
colours of the ornately stained glass.
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