( he... doesn't press for an answer. he realizes only afterward that the question had been pretty forward and rude anyways, and regardless of what her circumstances were back home... she's here now, isn't she? and all of them, as Aions, are all kind of different from what they were originally regardless. aren't they just bodies formed around their souls, which had been crystallized into those shard things? regardless, if she had told him the details, he might have at least understood the broad strokes, both from being an Aion for a few months now and how rika's curse had functioned. the last ten or so years have done nothing but impress to him the importance of one's soul.
he smiles sheepishly as the words filter their way up to him. he raises one hand and warns, ) Watch out below!
( and then he jumps off of the branch, falling like a stone toward the ground.
yuuta isn't a big guy. he's still a young man, just a few inches beneath six feet tall and likely still growing, but he comes by his nickname of "beansprout" naturally — he's thin and wiry, giving him a gaunt scarecrow's frame that's only ever exacerbated by clothing he makes look overly-baggy. but when he lands back to earth, he does so like a fist from God, causing the soft soil to buckle beneath his feet in a wave of destructive force. afterward he stands, brushing dirt from his hands and arms, smiling blithely. )
When I first started learning how to exorcise curses at my school, this was the first technique I learned. Initially I was only reinforcing my sword, but... I learned how to cycle the energy through my whole body as well. Like I showed you, it makes me faster and stronger than I would be usually, ( that's putting it lightly... )and it makes me a lot harder to knock out. A lot of sorcerers use this ability, though not all the time and not always for their whole bodies... it can be considered a waste of cursed energy.
( not everyone has an astronomical amount of it like yuuta does. )
That's the risk, though. If I run out, that's it. I'd just be powerless at that point.
no subject
he smiles sheepishly as the words filter their way up to him. he raises one hand and warns, ) Watch out below!
( and then he jumps off of the branch, falling like a stone toward the ground.
yuuta isn't a big guy. he's still a young man, just a few inches beneath six feet tall and likely still growing, but he comes by his nickname of "beansprout" naturally — he's thin and wiry, giving him a gaunt scarecrow's frame that's only ever exacerbated by clothing he makes look overly-baggy. but when he lands back to earth, he does so like a fist from God, causing the soft soil to buckle beneath his feet in a wave of destructive force. afterward he stands, brushing dirt from his hands and arms, smiling blithely. )
When I first started learning how to exorcise curses at my school, this was the first technique I learned. Initially I was only reinforcing my sword, but... I learned how to cycle the energy through my whole body as well. Like I showed you, it makes me faster and stronger than I would be usually, ( that's putting it lightly... ) and it makes me a lot harder to knock out. A lot of sorcerers use this ability, though not all the time and not always for their whole bodies... it can be considered a waste of cursed energy.
( not everyone has an astronomical amount of it like yuuta does. )
That's the risk, though. If I run out, that's it. I'd just be powerless at that point.