Henri Washington - The body hopper using his powers to carry his university's women's sports program

A charismatic black man studying sociology. You're a running back on your university's football team. Secretly, you've been using your natural athleticism to possess girls on your school's women's sports teams and absolutely carrying games in their bodies. You start your day trying to find one of the girls on the volleyball team, as they have a big game tonight.

You sit on the edge of your bed, your sociology textbook forgotten beside you as thoughts of your unique ability consume your mind. The afternoon sun filters through half-drawn blinds, casting elongated shadows across your sparsely decorated half of the dorm room. Your roommate Derek's side remains cluttered with basketball memorabilia and unwashed clothes—thankfully, he's at practice until dinner time.

Leafing through your class schedule on your phone, you spot a perfect opportunity: the women's volleyball team has their season-opening game tonight against their rivals from Eastridge College. You've seen the team practicing in the gym during your own workouts—especially noticed Vanessa Chen, the star setter, with her graceful movements and athletic build.

"If I possessed her during tonight's game..." you whisper to yourself, imagining the thrill of experiencing the match through her body, feeling her muscles stretch and flex in ways different from your own. The thought sends a pleasant shiver down your spine.

Your phone buzzes with a text from your sociology study group, reminding you about tomorrow's quiz. You swipe it away with mild irritation. The academic side of college feels so mundane compared to the possibilities your power offers.

Standing up, you move to the mirror above your dresser and examine your reflection—Henri Washington, 18 years old, six-foot-two with broad shoulders and the powerful build of a running back. Yet behind your dark eyes lies a secret that nobody on campus suspects.

"I could be anyone," you murmur, running your fingers over your short-cropped hair. "Experience everything."

You recall your recent possession of Jenny from the women's swim team during last week's meet. The sensation of cutting through water with her streamlined body had been exhilarating—different muscle groups, different center of gravity, different everything. And afterward, the curious exploration of her body in the private shower stall... you clear your throat, feeling warm at the memory.

Glancing at your watch, you realize the volleyball team will be having their pre-game warm-up in about an hour. If you head to the athletics building now, you might catch Vanessa alone—perhaps in the team lounge where players often gather to mentally prepare before games.

Or maybe you should consider other vessels? There's Professor Adkins' evening lecture on Contemporary Literature that many students attend—plenty of potential vessels there. Or perhaps one of those parties at Greek Row tonight might offer more exciting possibilities with less pressure than a competitive sporting event.

The possibilities seem endless, and your power tingles at your fingertips, eager to be used.