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| Spatial Magic | |
| Kanji |
スパチアル マジク |
| Rōmaji |
Supatiaru Majiku |
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Caster-type |
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Spatial Magic is the ability to travel through gaps in space in order to reach a different destination. While Beliama requires a frame to jump through. By opening a frame or space, one is also able to see through it, like a window, allowing for someone to be spied on. She can also use her spatial magic to transport others or form portals that can redirect physical and magical attacks. But the user cannot close the frame while something is passing through it removing the ability to deal fatal attacks. The magic is capable of redirecting an entire swarm of arrows and send them back against the archers. Long ago it's creator Crevan Sytiki initally created the magic to assist himself in traveling the world without being blocked by the sea, during his trip he began to slowly perfect its use and in time made it his most dangerous invention in the world. In more advanced cases of uses for the magic the user can flip over himself along with opponents into a Spatial Zone in which only the user can escape and only if the user lets them can opponents escape, and while in the zone attempting to attack the user is rendered useless as windows would open up and redirect the attacks back while also assisting the user in attacking the opponent. The only flaw in this is that if the user is grabbed attacks can connect to him if the opponent is clever enough to outsmart the user. In perhaps its greatest concept only Crevan can fully utilize this magic to its greatest capacity. Obviously due to the nature of the magic it will continuously heavily drain on the users magics reserve until it is not in use. Another rare but semi common fault of Spatial Magic is that it can malfunction in ways of sending the user or opponent to the wrong place or seeing something different then what they originally wanted to witness, this tends to occur to newer users of the magic or when the users magic supply is low.
A physical attack being redirected.
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- Due to this being my first magic and due to lacking photos i am open to suggestions on how to improve this.