Test the limits of your magic

Levitating forty or so different objects and changing their basic characteristics didn't strain you in the least bit. You wonder just how powerful your magic is?

You open the screen door leading to the backyard. Here you have a decorative pond surrounding a large stone that was hauled here using a crane some years ago. It must weight ten thousand pounds.

Your intense gaze falls upon the massive gray object. With a singular flick of your right ear, the colossal stone unearths itself and floats gently as a balloon. Walking up to it, you heave it up down with a single arm and confirm that the rock feels weightless.

Sophie: "Ho wow."

For good measure, a single earflick suffices to instantly rend the massive stone into fine dust, which you release from your telekinetic hold and allow to scatter off with a puff.

Next you take a look at the ground below your feet. You concentrate, and vividly imagine the entire plot, house and all, to gently unearth itself and slide upwards like suspended on rails. The thought is fulfilled easily by the gentle sways of your ears.

Deciding to leave the plot suspended in mid-air, you head back inside and turn on the TV. There's a live talk show on. You spot a glass of water on the table, and decide that it must fly.

And it does. The show is broadcast from three thousand miles away, but nevertheless you only require visual input to suavely manipulate even far-off objects.

Sophie: "Okay. Enough screwing around. Let's see just what I can do."

No longer bothering to walk, you levitate yourself outside hardly with a thought. Now your target is the Moon, hanging on the Eastern sky like a small white marble. Lo and behold, not even its astronomical weight and distance can protect it against your incorrigible powers. You sway the Moon around like a toy tied to a string, change its size, shape and colour drastically, turning it into a massive green doughnut orbiting the Earth like the rings of Saturn.

Sophie: "Wicked. I think..."

As a grand finale, you will a miniature black hole to appear on the palm of your hand.

Sophie: "...that this might not have any limits."