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Each of these may be used just once! However, the abilities themselves are deliberately extremely broad: if you can remotely justify the scar applying, I'll make it work!
When you use a scar, please clearly state the scar you're using in the relevant comment, as well as what overall effect you're trying to achieve.
When you use a scar, please clearly state the scar you're using in the relevant comment, as well as what overall effect you're trying to achieve.
Know what there is to love about something, or what makes it valuable.
Give a command that must be obeyed. (Commands need not only be targeted at people.)
Assign an Affliction to someone or something: a trait (good or ill) that is always true, whether or not the target wishes it to be.
Each of these may be used just once! However, the abilities themselves are deliberately extremely broad: if you can remotely justify the scar applying, I'll make it work!
When you use a scar, please clearly state the scar you're using in the relevant comment, as well as what overall effect you're trying to achieve.
When you use a scar, please clearly state the scar you're using in the relevant comment, as well as what overall effect you're trying to achieve.
Pierce through anything, whether physical or conceptual.
Bind two things together, so that they what affects one affects the other. (You may target yourself with this.)
Share a memory: cause someone else to experience one of your memories like one of their own, or experience someone else’s the same way.
Each of these may be used just once! However, the abilities themselves are deliberately extremely broad: if you can remotely justify the scar applying, I'll make it work!
When you use a scar, please clearly state the scar you're using in the relevant comment, as well as what overall effect you're trying to achieve.
When you use a scar, please clearly state the scar you're using in the relevant comment, as well as what overall effect you're trying to achieve.
Greater creation/destruction of injustice: You may create injustice where there is none, or remove it where it is present. (Your circumstances will change based upon the presence/absence of injustice; it isn't just "you no longer feel bad about this," to be clear.)
Create a perfect copy of anything or anyone.
Know in what way/why someone or something has failed.
Edited 2021-01-30 19:11 (UTC)
[ He has in fact been here before, and it's disorienting for a moment. But as he's looking around, he notices the flowers. ]
Hmmm....
[ He goes to touch a wild rose delicately. ]
Hmmm....
[ He goes to touch a wild rose delicately. ]
You feel it, then: the sensation of being something strange and powerful, in a way you cannot always control—
—but also: there are so many lotuses here, so... perhaps it's not a lonely sort of strangeness, to be this way.
The stream with its lotuses looks honestly extremely well-established: these look like plants that have been growing for years (never mind that that's longer than BAD END itself has existed), with lush leaves and a proliferation of pink-veined flowers on tall, gently swaying stems.
—but also: there are so many lotuses here, so... perhaps it's not a lonely sort of strangeness, to be this way.
The stream with its lotuses looks honestly extremely well-established: these look like plants that have been growing for years (never mind that that's longer than BAD END itself has existed), with lush leaves and a proliferation of pink-veined flowers on tall, gently swaying stems.
Edited 2021-01-30 18:56 (UTC)
You are different—something that has never fit in. But has anyone here in this new Familia really fit in? You wouldn't be Familia BAD END if you had.
So why is that now you feel.... longing?
There's still that distance between you and them, after all—and for the first time, you have reason to wonder at what you have been missing…
On closer inspection, you can see places where the roses have recently ripped through upholstery and even overturned a table lamp in what must have been an explosion of new growth. For all their proliferation, these are new plants.
But hey, they're rather lovely.
In contrast, the wild roses seem much newer: sure, they're growing wildly, but on closer inspection you can see places where they've recently ripped through upholstery and even overturned a table lamp in what must have been an explosion of new growth.
But hey, they're still rather lovely. Do you also give them a poke?
But hey, they're still rather lovely. Do you also give them a poke?
[ "Lovely" isn't the word he'd associate, not with that feeling attached to it. What happens if he tries to rip one out? ]
Well, it's covered in thorns, so it does kind of hurt to grip it, admittedly. Of course, you've had way worse than some thorns pricking you by now.
As you pull, you you realize you can recognize them more fully: Wild Rose, Key of Something Different.
Caring about "difference" at all, though... that's the sort of thing you can only feel if your difference matters; if it is part of the story of you finding your place in the world.
These are pretty large rosebushes, though, so it'll take more than just one swift tug to actually rip out the whole plant.
As you pull, you you realize you can recognize them more fully: Wild Rose, Key of Something Different.
Caring about "difference" at all, though... that's the sort of thing you can only feel if your difference matters; if it is part of the story of you finding your place in the world.
These are pretty large rosebushes, though, so it'll take more than just one swift tug to actually rip out the whole plant.
You enter BAD END's kitchen. There's no one here.
—But wherever they've gotten off to can't be far, if the state of things is any indication: there's a whole row of spices out on the counter, some already in a mixing bowl, plus a pot of rice on the stove.
From the look and smell of the spice selection, curry is on the menu. Next to the ingredients is a handwritten recipe in what you recognize as a combination of Silk's and Lumen's handwriting.
—But wherever they've gotten off to can't be far, if the state of things is any indication: there's a whole row of spices out on the counter, some already in a mixing bowl, plus a pot of rice on the stove.
From the look and smell of the spice selection, curry is on the menu. Next to the ingredients is a handwritten recipe in what you recognize as a combination of Silk's and Lumen's handwriting.



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