chroma | catchall for vin

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i haven't had coffee yet so this won't be pretty yet

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Through the air... by jumping? Or flying?

[allomantic]

Flying, kind of, but - oh, have I not told you about allomancy yet?

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[she shakes her head...]

I know you were... taught about it, by that man in your memory. But that's all I know, really.

[allomantic]

[she nods]

It's a system of power, basically... We use different metals to create different effects. Steel lets you push against other metals, so - for example, if you were to drop a coin on the ground and push against it, since the ground is much larger and heavier than I am, I would get pushed back or into the air.

[countermeasures]

Oh... how interesting! And there are a lot of different types of metals, so there must be many things you're able to do...

[allomantic]

[she nods!]

I think atium is my favorite, though it's the most rare. It allows you to see several moments into the future when you are fighting someone, enough to anticipate your opponent's next move. It isn't as useful if you can't use the other metals to fight against that strike, but...

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Even if there aren't other metals you can use, it will still give you something to work with. Knowing what your enemy's action will be can be incredibly valuable!

[allomantic]

[she nods.]

If they have pewter, you can't necessarily move in time to stop their actions even if you can foresee them, but... In nearly all other situations, it is incredibly useful. I imagine that is why it is the rarest by far.

[countermeasures]

Most likely...

[she tilts her head to one side]

Pewter... does it make them move more quickly?

[allomantic]

[she shakes her head.]

It enhances your physical abilities in general. So, it can make you stronger and more resilient to attacks, as well as increase your speed.

[countermeasures]

That sounds so useful...

[wow... why can't they use allomancy here...]

[allomantic]

[she nods.]

I wish that I could get more than one at a time. I am not used to them being split apart like this.

[countermeasures]

I can imagine it must be very strange.

[but she can only imagine it because for the most part she is painfully normie]

[allomantic]

[she nods]

Like only being able to use one of your limbs while the rest are tied, I'd say.

[countermeasures]

[hmmm. bad.]

It's better than... not being able to use it at all, though, isn't it?