Real Super Powers

Conscious Persuasion

This is the ability to force others to obey one's spoken imperatives.

Conscious persuasion requires speech or a vocal command, and it is necessary for the affected individual to understand the spoken commands and be able to act on them. However, conscious persuasion does not always compel instant obedience, and commands may have to be repeated several times before they take effect. This specific wording of the imperative also has a significant impact upon the success rate. For the majority of the time, concentration is needed for this ability to activate, although a high danger risk may trigger this ability without concentration.

Subconcious Persuasion

This is the ability to manipulate the actions of others without necessarily being aware of it.

Unlike conscious persuasion, subconscious persuasion does not require a vocal trigger. In most cases, it is merely the thought of wanting someone to do something that causes them to act upon it. However, it also may just be the presence of the individual with this power that causes others to act upon their will, without the individual wanting them to.