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*A green ball of clay appears in the air and I start shaping and molding it with my hands* Green Magic: Propagating through the body of whatever it touches, it'll kill muscles, decay cells, and attack DNA, with various other side effects. *The clay takes the shape of a dodo bird*
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*Finishes writing, shuts the book, and hurls it into its rhombus; cocking my head I flick my finger and all the rhombuses jut out slightly to look like gems* What's your favourite animal?
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I was considering semi-random, but randomness cannot create new information. It'll be way more likely to mess things up.
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Just like I said—encouraging the destruction of random mental connections. Right now I'm adding a clause that will create random connections in order to heavily increase entropy.
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Oh, well. It'll do its best to break a mind.
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Oh, fine. *It becomes a painting of a canvas of a painting of itself* Anyway, are you sure there's no way that energy can be imparted into the sword's blow?
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I mean "you" generally and whatever do you mean?
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Tough crowd. *Starts writing meticulously with a yellow fountain pen in a leather-bound, black-paged book* Yellow Magic: This will search for any mind that the target may possess and blow apart a multitude of completely random connections. I'm putting as much of my will into this as I can, and however much energy you can infuse into the sword will help, because it can be resisted by a strong enough will. The transformation basically creates a tendency for connections to break. But a mentally realised foe can resist as soon as he or she knows what's happening.
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Fine by me. *Turns the sheet to you; it is a likeness of you but orange* Isn't it perfect? *It shrinks until the metal disappears and the orange embeds itself into its rhombus*