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Everblight said
Surely if I re-direct a bullet then it's still traveling under it's original force? just in a different direction? If I re-directed a bullet at a Marked and they can nullify my influence would the bullet turn back to it's original trajectory? as I never actually altered the force of the bullet, just it's direction.

Neither you nor the Marked can destroy the bullet itself, but since your Dimensional Warp causes the force applied to the bullet to become supernatural, the Marked can now stop it completely, or cause it to head in the direction it was initially fired in, not back at you though, if the bullet was traveling due-south, and then you curve it to south-west, the Marked can "uncurve" it back to due-south.

Everblight said
So just to shortlist it I can now...

Slow time
Quicken time
Teleport
Bend light
Bend forces
And possibly actually warp objects? which I don't fully understand.

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes, and other energies like heat, etc.
Yes, retroactively letting you alter the path of the object the force is being applied to.
A sort-of telekinesis, you can lift, move, manipulate objects with your mind. The restrictions are what you could do with your hands, without the strength needed. You can't transmute things but you can bend or crush them, throw them, etc.

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For the most part, I'll come in to judge whenever there's a conflict of powers, since I can see how situational a lot of them can be. Most of the time it will depend on who's more powerful based on history of earning favor/power. But there are situations where certain powers need to be applied in certain ways to win against other powers. If anything seems too overpowered I'll try to balance it while we play.

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Dimensional Warp doesn't change reality in anyway, it only distorts it. You can't rip holes in the fabric of space-time or anything like that. You aren't able to create things out of nothingness, or destroy anything into nothingness, nor can you reverse or travel in time, your ability to traverse space instantly is also dependent upon your knowledge and how much Lux favors you.

You are able to pinch space in order to cross gaps in it without actually travelling that distance, you can alter the pace of time. You can even bend and redirect vectors of forces and energy, such as curving the trajectory of a bullet or bending light around objects to make them look different/invisible and in extreme cases, you can warp actual objects, but you can't start or stop those forces or energies.

The Marked's application of Nullification is pretty situational here, it depends on what you're trying to do with your Warp. If you're trying to jump through space, the Marked can grab you by the arm and pull you out of the pinch (if she's fast enough). If you're trying to redirect forces or energies, she can touch those forces and energies to restore those forces to normal or even destroy them, since your ability creates a supernatural influence over them. If you try to swat a bullet that was fired at you and direct it at her, she can halt the bullet since the force pushing it is now supernatural, but if it was fired at her initially, she would have to block it by evoking hard stone or something.

Mirai Nikki: Alternate Entry

Hey Bio Hazard, can you hold Fourth? My brother MercuryHg34 really wants to get in on this RP, and said he'd try to get a CS in tonight or tomorrow.

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For Nullification, you must make physical contact with the spell or ability you wish to nullify. You must place you hand directly onto the object or concentration of energy in question. For abilities like Optus's Stasis blessing and Lohkt's War Form blessing, you must place your hand onto the caster's skin.

For Evocation, you simply need the required amount of energy stored within yourself, you don't need physical contact with a substance source, you can create your own rock or fire, etc out of thin-air. However, having direct access to existing versions of the substance you wish to evocate will help. You can draw on the fire of a lit candle rather than use excess energy to create your own fire, but you'll still need to pour your own energy into the fire you draw from the candle, unless you intentionally want a tiny flame.

Detection is the easy one, you simply sense when disciples or other Marked are near by. And as you become more powerful, you'll be able to tell directions, distances, and in extreme cases, you'll be able to know just by looking at them.

The trade off for being able to do what you want with your power is the Curse of the Abandoned. Basically, all the gods are mad at you and want their disciples to take their wrath out on you. Some gods like Amlia might not wish harm or death upon you, but her disicple might be colder to you than to others, while disicples of gods like Urr or Lohkt might deliberately go out of their way to kill you. Giving you this negative treatment is considered a small part of every disciple's agenda.

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If anyone else wants/needs a deeper explanation of their powers, don't hesitate to ask.

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Provided you have a living body to perform a blood sacrifice with. While Lohkt seems a bit over powered, his major power and his Blessing require the disciple to constantly kill to maintain them. And if enemy disciple can get you into an area where he's the only other person around, it's hard to keep his War Form active. Not to mention an extremely powerful Marked could turn most disciple's spells and abilities off with a touch.

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I'm supprised nobody wants to follow Lohkt. He's my personal favorite. His powers are so cool.

Mirai Nikki: Alternate Entry

This is gunna be awesome. Posted

Mirai Nikki: Alternate Entry

"So, that shows again that you shouldn't speed through a red light on high speed, because you will get hurt. Back to you in the studio, Hiroshi." The man reporting the car accident nodded to the camera as the display on Hikaru's television returned to the anchors at the studio. "Thanks, Hiroma. In other news, the-" The screen went dark. Hikaru returned the remote to his desk and reached for a small black book, opening it about half-way through, where he had used a pen to mark his progress. He lifted the instrument and began to scribble the name of the man who had been reported to have died in the car accident, until something strange occurred to him.

Hm? His name... It's already here?

Hikaru inspected the latest entry of the book. To his surprise, it was the very entry he was about to write, already completed.

Arata Nori: 21st/April/2006, 15:49

But that can't be... I only just heard the report...

Just then, a young and feminine voice made itself known, startling Hikaru in his seat and making him instinctively turn around. "Pretty cool, huh?" Seated in thin air was a small girl with lavender hair and clothes. She spun around until she was upside down. Even though she was several feet aloft, her long hair skimmed the carpet. After a long pause, she spoke again, "Well?" Hikaru shook his head and looked back up, only to see that she was still there. "I'm real, you know. But it's ok, Twelfth. I'm sure the others won't get it right away either."

"... Twelfth?"

"Hehehe, come with me, He'll explain everything," the girl chimed. In a flash, Hikaru found himself in what seemed like a bright void. He stood on a large circular platform, one of twelve platforms that were arranged in a circle. One by one, silhouetted forms appeared upon the other platforms. Other... people, he presumed. Their looking around caused Hikaru to guess that they were just as clueless as he was about this. It all seemed so random, but one being would make it very clear just how organized this all was...

Deus Ex Machina.

He introduced himself as such, in the form of a massive humaniod-esque skeleton resting upon a giant throne. In detail he elaborated the purpose of what he called a "survival game." Upon resolution of his debriefing, Hikaru found himself alone in his room once more. He reopened his diary and read the latest entry. The future-entry from earlier was still there, as was his half-finished present time version.

A game of death...? Finally... Something I'll enjoy...