Novel #36: It Takes a Village (2 of 4)
Victims are the weak.
As a young boy, the Haitian grew up idolizing his father, Guillame, a powerful spiritual leader. Guillame led his people to stand up against the Tonton Macoutes, the vicious and corrupt Haitian militia. Wielding a powerful mental attack, Guillame defended his people and was their hero... until the Haitian's own abilities became active...[PDF version] - [Interactive (Flash) version]
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8 comments:
Whoa!!
Did he just transform the village into zombies??
The Haitian certainly has a sad background...
Yeah, looks like he completely wiped everything from all their minds... without touching them either.
Quite powerful.
Wow - so he CAN do it without touching them.
But...yikes. Poor Haitian.
Looks like it was an issue similar to what many of the other Heroes had as their powers manifested -- they lost control of it.
Two parts left in this story... I can't see a village of zombies leading anywhere good.
Can the Haitian implant memories, or just remove them?
I'm not sure I understand his power.
The Haitian told Claire that he can't give back the memories he takes. His power doesn't work that way.
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