Seeing Beyond Sight – 30% Brain Power
"I see what others cannot even imagine."
Time: 5:03 a.m.
Location: Quiet forest outside the city. The boy sits beneath a tall oak tree, eyes half-closed, observing.
At 30%, the boy's perception had transformed.
Not just hearing or memory—now his subconscious was awake.
Dreams were no longer meaningless.
Faces told stories his mind could read like books.
The tiniest twitch of muscle, a blink, a breath—revealed secrets.
• The Hidden Language
He studied people like a scientist studying cells.
Each expression, each hesitation, each glance was a code.
He cracked it.
In a crowded café, he watched a businessman lie to a client.
A small tightening of the jaw, a blink delayed by a fraction of a second.
He smiled. The truth was clear.
He began to predict actions—short-term futures—by reading these hidden signals.
Sometimes his mind flashed a moment ahead, like a screen buffering a video.
• Dreams as Data
His dreams became vivid, layered with meaning.
He recorded them in a notebook with perfect recall.
He saw symbols, numbers, places, people—connections he could trace in waking life.
One night, a dream showed a man crossing a street moments before an accident.
The next day, the boy warned the man. The accident was avoided.
• New Powers
At 30%, he could now:
- Read subtle facial microexpressions to detect lies.
- Predict the next 30 seconds of a person's behavior with high accuracy.
- Analyze body language to understand true emotions.
- Decode complex patterns in social interactions.
But this power came with weight.
Knowing people's secrets made them fear him, even if he never spoke.
•The Whisper Inside
Under the oak tree, the boy closed his eyes and listened.
A voice echoed inside his mind—calm, patient, yet commanding:
"You have unlocked 30%. The path grows sharper. Choose carefully."
He opened his eyes. The world was the same—but he was no longer the same boy.
He was becoming something new.
Something powerful.
Something… godlike.
The journey continued.
The brain was opening doors no one had ever dared approach.