Learning control had been a necessity in the early days of his powers, when the competing thoughts and voices in his head had threatened to drive him mad. A new train of thought whispering at the edge of his dreams, that had slipped through the chinks in his sleeping defences, confusing his dreams. As he mechanically ate the food his ever-loving parents put in front of him (which, unfortunately, did not compare altogether favourably with the catering at his University) he finally hit on it- perhaps there was simply someone new in town. It just felt as if the world had tipped slightly off balance. He still felt strangely uneasy, though his dream had given him nothing specific to focus on. “Coming.” He followed her out of the study, shutting the door behind him. “Of course.” Clearly she did not believe him. An idle mind had too much time to wander. He needed to get back to England, to Oxford, back to the disciplines of his studies. The summer break couldn’t be over soon enough. He ran a hand over his face, reinforcing his self-control. Just thinking.” He lied, not very convincingly, resisting the urge to look into her thoughts and see whether or not she believed him.
“Were you asleep?” His sister asked, seeming amused. Perhaps that was where the sickening fear was coming from he was scared this confusion was going to last forever.
He realised this, but could do nothing to slow them down, to keep hold of them. Scenes, thoughts, were passing by too quickly for him to process them. His sleep was disturbed, restless, but there were no coherent images or feelings to it. Nightmare, though, was not quite the right word. fans of Divergent and The Hunger Games will love the complexity of the setting and characters.In the study of his North Salem home, Charles Xavier was having a nightmare. “Reminiscent of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. “A hugely fun and entertaining read.” -SLJ
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