New Age of Heroes 1: The League of Protectors - Dawn of a New Age

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Author: Christian Green
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able to connect with. Olden
was able to impressively fight off the effects of the inhibitor
darts.
    “What's the
point of shooting inhibitor darts if they aren't going to inhibit
this freak's abilities?” an agent shouted in frustration.
    Olden used his
telekinesis to deflect the rest of the inhibitor darts shooting his
way.
    “Crap!”
Agent Hardine shouted realizing the potency of the inhibitor darts
wasn’t enough. “Take him down! Take him down now!”
he ordered.
    Olden staggered to
his feet and looked around at the agents. They had formed a circle, a
defensive measure to surround and trap the dangerous man. “You
think a little dart is enough to take me out? You fools should have
brought those traitors in to come deal with me. At least they
would've made things interesting.”
    Sand began
levitating in the air. The sand twirled about like a dangerous
hurricane. Olden’s hands begin to spread and he used his
telekinesis to attack the agents. One of the agents cursed loudly as
the sand got in his eye. Every one of them, with the exception of
Agent Hardine, found themselves temporarily blinded by the effects of
the sand.
    “I’m
the wrong one to mess with,” Olden warned as Agent Hardine
quickly ran closer to confront Olden. The agent fired off three shots
which Olden was able to easily redirected. He then used his
telekinesis to lift the agent off the ground.“Have you ever
wondered what it was like to fly Agent Hardine?” Olden asked.
“Well let’s find out.” Olden added.
    Olden concentrated
and exerted a massive buildup of strength. Agent Hardine’s
heart began to race as Olden’s telekinesis lifted him higher
and higher. The Post Human flew straight up in the air and forced
Agent Hardine up in the sky along with him. The Agent was getting
dangerously close to suffocating due to lack of oxygen. If Olden
raised him up much higher, Agent Hardine would have been as good as
dead.
    “How much
higher do you think we can go?”Agent Hardine was fading, he
could barely answer Olden even if he wanted to. “I wonder if
you can survive a drop from this far above?”
    Olden knew Agent
Hardine could not survive such a drop, but he didn't care. With no
regard for the agent's life, Olden released the hold he had on him
and watched as the agent fell towards the ground.
    With a rapid gush
of wind, Jason flew onto the scene. He flew at such a speed and
velocity, that the agents couldn’t see his arrival. The agents
watched with rather surprised looks as Jason flew into action. Jason
ascended to the sky while Agent Hardine descended to the ground.
    “Got ya!”
Jason said to the agent, catching him with ease. The agent fell
gracefully in Jason’s arms. Jason slowly landed on the ground
and the agent climbed out of his arms. With a bit of embarrassment
and resentment, Agent Hardine thanked Jason for the assist.
    Without warning,
Jason sped over to Olden and hit him with a right uppercut to the
face. The impact of the punch lifted Olden several feet into the air.
He landed with a loud thump. Jason rushed forward and delivered
several crushing blows to Olden’s ribs. Olden grimaced with
each punch.
    “Your time of
terrorizing these people is over I’m bringing you in!”
Jason exclaimed.
    “Not likely!”
Olden replied confidently. Olden looked down towards the end of the
block where several panicking civilians were running. He smiled with
sinister intent. He pushed his hands forward and forced several
frightened individuals to move towards him.
    “I wonder how
fast you really are Jason!”
    Jason looked at him
suspiciously. Olden used his telekinesis and flicked his wrist. The
motion sent several bystanders flying in different directions.
Jason’s eyes grew big with concern. No one was going to die
today, not on his watch, he wouldn't allow it! Jason sped off moving
in several directions with a sense of urgency. He got to each
individual before any harm could be done to them. Olden didn’t
care, his actions were

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