The Silence of Distraction – 20% Brain Power
"What is distraction but weakness disguised as comfort?"
Time: 4:41 a.m.
Location: The same room. The same boy. But not the same mind.
After unlocking 10%, the world changed.
He could now remember every word he read.
He could calculate large equations in seconds.
He could listen to his own heartbeat like a song.
But with power came pressure.
The world was… loud.
The city, the screens, the endless noise of human emotion—fear, envy, lust, doubt.
He could hear it all.
Every passing car. Every shallow thought. Every lie behind every smile.
It wasn't power. It was interference.
He had to go deeper.
• Emotional Silence
He began his next training: EmotionElimination.
For days, he locked himself in darkness.
No music. No phone. No people.
He stared into nothing and observed every emotion rise and fall—without reacting.
> Fear? Breathe.
> Hunger? Wait.
> Anger? Observe.
> Desire? Dissolve it.
He wrote nothing. Spoke nothing. Only thought.
On the fifth night, he heard a voice—not from outside, but from deep within his mind:
"You have unlocked 20%."
•New Abilities
The moment he opened his eyes, he noticed it:
The noise was gone.
He walked down the street, and the city was silent. Not quiet—but clear.
Every sound, every color, every movement was isolated, processed, and understood.
He could now:
- Listen to seven conversations at once and remember every word.
- Predict a person's response before they gave it.
- Enter a state of absolute focus, like time had paused.
- Suppress all physical pain at will.
But the most powerful change wasn't external.
It was this:
He no longer felt fear.
Not fear of pain. Not fear of death.
Not even fear of being alone.
•A Glimpse Beyond
That night, he stared into a candle flame.
He didn't blink for 45 minutes.
The flame began to flicker strangely—not from air, but from his mind.
Was it possible his thoughts… influenced it?
He smiled.
"Next," he whispered, "I will learn to see what cannot be seen."
The mind was no longer just a tool.
It was becoming a weapon.
And one day—it would be a god.