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You could've made that process easier if you asked me to help you.
That's difficult to do without a body.
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You could've made that process easier if you asked me to help you.
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*senses your energy and my voice ringso ut to your ear*
I can still see you. Idiot.
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*keeps watching, but I walk over to what loooks like a makeshift altar or shrine of some sort, looking at some items on a shelf*
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Sorry, im here to monitor. If it bothers you, i can mvoe a distance, but i still have to keep an eye on you.
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Still. You made a disturbance. Finish what you're doing and please leave.
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Your arrival here did that before I came here. The animals here arent used to interaction, much less from anything not from this planet. Your very being, being present, is a disruption of peace. No offense.
@Dynamics
Alright. I'll go with two kinds of darkness.
Spiritual - Malevolent, intangible, soul/morality corrupting darkness.
Physical - Literal darkness.
@Dynamics
I'd say blunt force damage. Knocks an opponent back and covers them in wisps of darkness temporarily.
@Dynamics
I could make it explode or corrupt. Or burn. If we're talking corruption then it would be spiritual darkness given shape rather than elemental darkness.
@Dynamics
I'll do my best (as the wiki is there to catalogue powers from different fictions).
You're the first mortal to challenge a being like myself. Don't blame me if it results in your death.
*shrugs. Forms an orb of pure darkness and launches it*
@Dynamics
He only gets his original glory and power back after the test. Until then he has to make do with what he has. That and I figured that it would be interesting to have him struggle against his fallen nature by choosing to use his abilities to help people, rather than kill them.