Subconscious Blast

• By anonymous
• 2012-03-28
• Member Pages
• 13 Comments

Hello all, I have a technique to share with you today (surprise!)

~Subconscious Blast~

Within every mind is that shadowy area known as the subconscious. Now, you might not be aware of it, but the subconscious is buzzing with activity. However, there are certain areas, weaknesses or glitches if you will, that can serve to your advantage in a telepathic battle. So today, I will teach you one of those weaknesses, and how you can use it. Within the subconscious you can easily locate the emotional nexus. Even when asleep, your emotional triggers are always active.

Now, if you look deep, you can find the fears that people possess, but have never really experienced. These are horrifying, shapeless thing conjured from your darkest imagination. These fears are primal and extremely base. Also, they are usually untapped as well. Locate this primal fear nexus. Steel yourself, and then imprint those fears in your mind. Be careful you don't totally absorb them! Then move those hideous apparitions to the very front of the targets' awareness. Also implant them into the sensory centers of the mind. The impact is instant and devastating.

Only the most disciplined of people, once plunged into this, can ever return. Most people are instantly and permanently driven insane. Their most terrifying fears are made physical around them. I used this attack at half strength on a martial arts practitioner who threatened to kill me. The man collapsed into a fetal position and screamed and cried uncontrollably until I removed the fears.

This attack differs from false sensory input because with FSI you can recognize the illusion and remove it. With this attack, it is so instant and powerful that concentration is impossible. I cannot stress enough how dangerous this is.

Only use it if you have every intention of the target being permanently insane. Even if you remove the fears later, the person will suffer severe PTSD and most likely never function properly again.

Good day.

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