Adventures of a Suburban Jedi by Booty
Posted: Tue May 04, 2021 8:25 pm
My name is Luke Seymour, and I'm a Jedi.
I think. At least, that's what I'm calling myself. It started with my reflexes, where I started out kind of clumsy, and then I got better and better until I could practically see one second into the future. I've gotten so good at ping pong, my dad refuses to play against me. Okay, you don't know him, but if you did, you'd be impressed.
Some of my mental senses have increased too, where I can tell what people are feeling, if they're lying to me, and even if there's anyone at home as soon as I walk in the door. That was … interesting, but it didn't get really good until I learned to move things with my mind.
It tells you something about myself that I would even try telekinesis, but I did, and it was amazing. I was watching TV with my sister, she left the remote on the coffee table and walked away, I was too lazy to get up, and my life has never been the same since.
It flew into my hand and nearly hit me in the face, and I completely lost interest in what I was watching. After that, I started practicing. Pushing and pulling on objects was the easiest, but making objects float or turning off a light switch from across the room was more difficult. I never told anyone about my Jedi powers, but I'll never forget the first time I used them in public.
I was riding home from school on the bus, and there was a total babe sitting next to me. We didn't know each other that well. I think her name was either Jennifer or Jessica (I'm going with Jessica), and I was some quiet kid with glasses. The seat next to me was empty and I wasn't the sort who would bother her by talking to her, so she spent the entire ride home chatting with one of her friends on the other side of the aisle.
I spent the whole time glancing discreetly at her butt. Well, I thought I was being discreet, at least, and no one else seemed to remember that I existed, so we got along fine. She was wearing yoga pants, jet black, and so tight they might have been painted on her. I remember how hypnotically her butt cheeks would press against the seat whenever she shifted position.
Then we got to her stop, and, well, I wasn't exactly thinking straight. Or at all. She was walking down the aisle, her butt waving goodbye as it tilted to the right and left and gave a jiggle with each step, and I reached out with the Force. From ten feet away, I grabbed onto the waist of her yoga pants, stretched it back, and let go. SNAP! Like a rubber band.
"Ow!" Jessica spun around, glaring at whoever might have done the deed, but the two people within reach looked equally innocent. She scowled at them both, and kept walking.
A few feet later, I reached out again. Instead of pulling her pants back, I pulled them down, yanking them down to her knees, revealing her matching black thong to half the bus.
She let out a yelp and fell forward, tripping over her pants. Now, I'm not a mean guy. Like I said, I'm a Jedi, not a Sith, and while I wanted to get a better view of her butt, I didn't want her to get hurt, so I reached out a third time.
I wanted to catch her before she hit the ground, and in retrospect the best place to grab her would have been her shoulders or something, but I was still staring at her almost entirely exposed butt, so I used the Force to latch onto her thong. I didn't want to give her a wedgie (like I said, not a Sith), so instead of pulling straight back or up, I pulled down first until the thong was an inch down her thighs, then I pulled back.
I don't know if that was at all helpful because she managed to catch herself by grabbing onto the seats in front of her, but the back half of the bus perceived the performance of her perfect posterior, and the front half viewed the vibrant vision of her vivacious … actually, they were all looking ahead or out the window, so no, they didn't view anything. And it took Jessica all of half a second to steady herself, yank her pants back up her slender legs (giving her a bit of that wedgie I had wanted to avoid), and she darted out the bus onto the street without even looking back.
Once more, I'm a Jedi, not a Sith, but if I was to ever make a first step to the Dark Side, I have to say, that was it.