UN: Lazuli

[hotter_twin]

I suppose I came here at the tail end of a semester, but that's fine, it lets me see how exactly teaching seems to work around here. Since I'm more familiar with... more hands-on demonstrations than anything else.

But I should introduce myself, you can just call be Eighteen. Next semester I'll be teaching something called Ki Control, which is something anyone can honestly take. If nothing else, it'll at least get you more centered with your connection to your body. But there's other applications for it as well, myself along with my husband and a group we run with use it for fighting where necessary.

Other than that, I'm around if you have any questions or just need someone to watch over an activity of whatever nature since I'm really not doing much.

For that matter, if I disappear off campus for a couple of days, it's simply to travel home for a bit. Since my husband and daughter are still back home for now.

Comments

[moonlitdancer]

I'm a mostly physical fighter, so this seems like a very useful class for me. I would be glad to attend.

[hotter_twin]

Please do, the majority of the people I know who use it are physical fighters.

... Honestly, it's probably more like all of us are.

[moonlitdancer]

I'm also concerned about learning how to control my output of force, especially since my levels of strength are... variable.

[hotter_twin]

Levels of strength? Might know a thing or two about that, please do tell me more.

[moonlitdancer]

My power is deceptively simple: If I face two opponents by myself, my strength and durability doubles. Three and it triples, and so on. However, if I have an ally when facing two opponents I won't gain any benefit. Three on two will result in a doubling as if I was facing two alone. To give context, twenty opponents is enough for me to fell a tree in a single punch without so much as a scratch on myself.

[hotter_twin]

[That's... not what she thought she'd get when asking that question. But it's certainly interesting.]

Hm. Interesting that it only counts opponents into the equation instead of just the number of people there in general. I... don't know how much help I can be there as it wasn't what I have experience in, but having a back up to help with that might not be a bad idea?

Mostly to negate any negatives that might come from being in a team, anyway.

[moonlitdancer]

I wasn't hoping too much for a solution to too much strength, but one for not enough is more than fine.

[hotter_twin]

Then this wouldn't be a bad thing for you to learn, having backups is always a good plan as far as I'm concerned.