Stabby

Myriad Reality

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Mierno:
Hm...

*attmempts to adjust it position with my ability*

@souleaterfan320

*You manage to do so easily.*

Myriad Reality

@Stabby@Techspert@Shadow Dragon

*Watches, unimpressed*

@Meta

*Subtly ignores your reaction.*

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Mierno:
A bit of both.

Perhaps, what did you have in mind?

@souleaterfan320

Well...
*Manifests some energy matter in a few various shapes.*
One of my sub-powers lets me manifest this stuff in any shape I can manage to visualize. I'm not sure what it is exactly, but I've managed to narrow it down to some kind of energy matter hybrid.
I was curious to see how you might be able to affect this stuff.

Myriad Reality

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Mierno: the Amaranthine? Its an energy of sorts that exists outside what we know as Existence.little is known about it.

@souleaterfan320

Sounds both troubling and annoying.

By the way, I'm wondering if you'd be up for trying something, considering your ability to manipulate energy.

Myriad Reality

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What if someone puts on a dimensional lock (which isn't in the third dimension)? Or just cross that bridge if we get there?

@Source

I mean, how do you trap something that has no dimensions and doesn't rely on matter?
But considering that non-dimensional space is still a form of space, a space lock would probably work all the same. Sure you can't touch 'em if they slip into non-dimensional space, but they still can't move regardless.

That kinda power/skill is probably a high level one though, probably on the same level as dimension lock.

Myriad Reality

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Hm, fun. I can see how it would be useful.

@Source

Definitely useful since I think that means she probably can't be locked in a dimension or really messed with in related ways, since she's not trapped in dimensional space.

Myriad Reality

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Your long explanation was the same length as your short one =P
I think I'm picking up what you're putting down.

@Source

Short one had extra info that was necessary to add lol
Coolio.
Fun fact, it's also how she travels, meaning that she's not jumping from one reality to another, but rather sliping in and out of each respective reality's third dimension.

Myriad Reality

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*Smiles*
You're free to join too if you'd like.

@Source

I'll consider it.

Myriad Reality

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Nah, I'll learn about it as everyone else does.
Twilight Zone is similar to non-dimensional space, since subconscious elements become physical.

@Source

Ah, ok.

long, babbling explanation

And it's less that things become physical, but moreso that they're represented by their existence as a thought, concept, or sentient creature, and that they can be perceived because of this. If something can't exist as any of these things, then it will cease to exist in non-dimensional space unless perceived by something that can acknowledge its existence as a one of those three.

Honestly I'm still figuring out how to describe it, but the tl;dr is that unless perceived as existing by a sentient entity that enters non-dimensional space at around the same time, a non-sentient object or entity will cease to exist once no one can observe it from outside of non-dimensional space.
Also there is no concept of "direction" in that void. If you move, you just randomly start appearing in other relatively nearby locations until you stop.

Myriad Reality

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Twilight Zone seems very similar to that kind of space you're referring to, but as more of a hybrid. I'd have to know the mechanics a bit to say for certain, but it's definitely feasible for someone to avoid being affected by the field (it's not combat-oriented anyway).

@Source

I could post the kinda longer explanation of the Fracture Field if you need it.
Also are you referencing the twilight zone for the non-dimensional space or the Fracture Field?

Myriad Reality

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*Doesn't attempt to force the influence of the field*

@Source

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That's my history, along with how I feel about who I became. You can do the same thing.

@Source

*Raises an eyebrow, almost looking surprised at the idea.*