I Became the Cute One in the Troubleshooter Squad

Clearing snow from the streets is exhausting work. It’s not just about shoveling or sweeping—it’s the fact that if left untouched, snow hardens into ice.

Once it’s frozen solid, neither brooms nor plastic shovels can handle it. You’d need heavy-duty tools like a pickaxe or a metal shovel to break through. That’s why, on snowy days, people rush out to clear it before it settles.

"Does this feel right?"

But none of that applied to me.

With telekinesis, I could manipulate objects in ways that defied ordinary physics. It felt like having countless invisible hands grasping and moving things precisely.

Using this ability, it wasn’t difficult to peel frozen snow off the ground as if scraping just the surface.

Crack!

I stomped lightly, and a burst of telekinetic force shot forward. The frozen layer of ice peeled away, breaking into glimmering shards that scattered like jewels in the air.

With another firm stomp, I sent the shards flying sideways, as if a giant’s hand had swept them clean.

It was such a surreal sight that I couldn’t help but think of Moses parting the Red Sea. Looking at the results, I thought quietly to myself:

"...Yeah, it’s clear. My output and precision have noticeably improved since yesterday."

Here I was, early in the morning, clearing snow dramatically in front of Greg’s general store. Why?