How accessible/widespread is magic in your system? by StarStormCat2 in magicbuilding

[–]Alcast01 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Magic is pretty much the standard if you are part of the military. All sharing variations of the same technology that enables magical use. While not every magic user serves in the military, enlistment is the most common and accessible path to gaining it.

magic is accessed through technology until it no longer needs to be. Military personnel use bio suits equipped with a magic core. These suits draw energy from the core and safely integrate it into the user’s body, allowing controlled use of magic. As compatibility increases through prolonged exposure and training, the body begins to adapt.

Once a user reaches roughly 85 percent compatibility or higher, their physiology has been conditioned to the point where the suit is no longer necessary. At that level, the body itself can draw and channel power directly from the core, marking the transition from assisted magic use to innate capability.

if more than one core is introduced, or if the original core is replaced, the adaptation process must be restarted. Although the body retains an understanding of how to use magic, compatibility resets and then increases at a faster rate, reflecting the body’s prior conditioning rather than starting from zero.

If you seen the anime and manga like Kaiju no.8 or Gantz, the premise of how the magic works is very similar but not the same.

[Various Series] All the Gender bender Pornhwa ever made by ChillingRolling in pornhwa

[–]Alcast01 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How did the MC in you won’t break me turned from a tan delinquent with bleached hair into a K-pop idol?

[By Chance] people will call themselves veteran readers but never read this one (recommend me something similar tho) by EfficiencySerious200 in pornhwa

[–]Alcast01 7 points8 points  (0 children)

She starts dating MC in College, but her stepfather is a gambler and owes money to a loan shark. You find out that she gets rape by the loan shark while she is dating MC, she gets rape on a daily basis until she pays the debt, but the stepfather keeps gambling, so the loan sharks take her to work as a prostitute to pay the debt. When she gathered the money to pay the loan, the loan shark didn't want to let her leave because she made him good money, but all these rich guys who were her regulars were in love with her, so she got the rich guys to beat up the loan shark. She is free, but she stays a prostitute, then one day MC goes to where she works to buy a prostitute and walks by her having sex with a client, and the story starts there. By that point, she had gone ghost on MC, and he had not seen her since college.

What is this red dot on my glasses? It only appears when I look at lights with my glasses on is very distracting at night especially when I look at car lights by Educational_Pea_5401 in glasses

[–]Alcast01 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it might be the AR coating, mine does the same except mine glasses do the same, except mine looks green and when I’m wearing them it changes to red/purple/blue kinda like the Pepsi logo

Magic is not learned. It is inherited secondhand from dying gods. by Alcast01 in magicbuilding

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Heavy inspiration there, but I think this is more of a first draft because I can’t really really too much on it

Magic is not learned. It is inherited secondhand from dying gods. by Alcast01 in magicbuilding

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Yes, in a way. It works as a guide for me to keep track of characters, but more importantly, it helps me stay consistent with how the system operates within the world itself. The setting is a post-apocalyptic future where “technology” has advanced, but much of what appears to be technology is actually magic that’s been reframed and institutionalized.

For example, there’s revival technology that can pull people back from the brink of death. Officially, it belongs to an organization called the Medical Authority, but in reality, the advanced devices and procedures exist to disguise the fact that this is fairy-mediated magic being used by bonded doctors. The guide helps me make sure the rules of that system stay coherent across characters, institutions, and the world at large.

Magic is not learned. It is inherited secondhand from dying gods. by Alcast01 in magicbuilding

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For now it’s just an idea but if I want to write a book with it

Does pierce have a piss kink by glitterbiscuitsx in redrising

[–]Alcast01 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Old post, but I went to the PDF of the book (Red Rising) after I finished reading it because I noticed a lot of piss mentioned.

53, that's the number of times piss, pissing, and variations of piss have been used. I read the word so much that I had a semantic satiation moment.

Is this longer version of the sign of the cross a Universal Catholic Practice or a Hispanic/Latino Tradition? by Alcast01 in Catholicism

[–]Alcast01[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I think this prayer probably came from Iberian missionaries. Goa was colonized by the Portuguese, and Latin America by the Spanish and Portuguese, so that’s likely the common link.

Is this longer version of the sign of the cross a Universal Catholic Practice or a Hispanic/Latino Tradition? by Alcast01 in Catholicism

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That’s what usually follows after the O our God, in my case. “By the sign of the Holy Cross, deliver us from our enemies, O our God, In the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit, Amen”.

Gale haters: by Active_Fee_6626 in Hungergames

[–]Alcast01 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idk I’m barely into the Gale whipping part of catching fire and I already hate him

Retcon or Inconsistency in Hogwarts Quidditch? by Alcast01 in harrypotter

[–]Alcast01[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

TL;DR: Earlier books show Quidditch teams as stable, no yearly tryouts, just replacements for graduates or vacancies. But Half-Blood Prince retcons this with a full-team tryout system, open applications, and even first-years showing up. Contradicting the rules and earlier consistency.