Turn and confront

Sarah grabbed the covers off her bed and pulled them in front of her to hide her naked body while she turned to face the person who had entered.

The man who stood a few steps away was tall and heavily muscled with biceps the size of pineapples. The grey vest he was wearing barely covered his torso with small blue shorts covering only a couple inches of his powerful legs. His shaven head made his eyes stand out more as the brown everyone knew was replaced by pure grey eyes with only a little brown and black escaping.

The book had worked. The book ... had worked. THE BOOK HAD FUCKING WORKED!

Sarah waved her hand in front of Travis' face but there was no reaction. She took it a leap forward and dropped the covers but Travis didn't move.

"Kneel down." ordered Sarah and Travis instantly got down on his knees.

"Do a hand stand." Travis moved himself onto hid hands and performed a perfectly balanced and motionless hand stand.

"Return to standing." Travis tipped backwards and landed softly on his feet. It seemed that physical capabilities were no problem but what about mental? Sarah found a pen and some paper and held them out to Travis.

"Write down the first one hundred digits of pi on this paper." commanded Sarah and Travis took the paper and pen. He moved to the wall and began to quickly write down numbers before stopping a few seconds later. He handed the paper back and Sarah checked it. They were all correct and the hand writing was impeccable.

This discovery was amazing. She had to share it with someone but she didn't know who. Then she had an idea. One of her old friends from university used to love all things fiction and would know exactly what to do with this new found book of infinite possibilities. She walked around Travis who stood motionless, got her phone, and called a number labelled 'AR'.