Tiglath wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 2:11 am Growler
The below definitively occurs in real time in the restaurant bar immediately after the "vision" (actually real visceral memory recollection) because it (helpfully re possible psionic alternative explanations/realities) surely must do because now all your psionic powers are not accessible.
Thumper wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2024 4:09 am ”You let me in. Surprising. I
Just searching for someone.
When I heard you were called a witch, I assumed you were psi. Problem with me is a lifetime spent in the Imperium. I need a teacher. I figured you were shielded, Wanted to verify. Searching is all I’m doing…for a kickass teacher. I found kickass…looking for the rest of that title?
You surprised the hell out of me.”
Tourmaline gives a lazy mellow smile "I didn't let you in... you just became trapped. I am told I am a powerful psionic but I was never taught or any use at it until I found my focus. It was much after that the Zhodani instructed me... because they owed us a favour. So, I am a Consular Guard trained and rated "Scrambler" - a combat Telekinetic but that was a little while ago when... Skeet and I were... pushing limits". Her lips twitch a smile as she talks whilst languidly draping herself over her beau - the laconic and rangey, dark haired, dark eyed Lannigan. (Apparently a "Ranger" affiliated to SEMC). He just clearly gives her "peace". She continues "The Zhodani couldn't measure my... other ability and shied away from it. Zhodani nobles are much more fearful than Jarls should be... after all domination* is a game adults can play or not... it's not frightening".
(OOC: * Oh, but Walt just got a taste of how it might be by just accidentally going near her mind... Aannnd she (seemingly unconscious of the full potential) may have not pronounced the capital "D" ["Wild" Psi Talent: Special much?]Whoa, now that might utterly mess with the Zhodani psyche!
)
That's our Growler, showing his almost inhuman ability to stay low key and avoid poking things that might blow up in his face.
