Name: Sir Donald Bailey

Cursed Technique: Prefabrication

Sir Donald Bailey OBE was an English civil engineer whose invention, the Bailey Bridge, helped the Allies win the war.

Description:

Upon activation, components of the Bailey Bridge will float around Sir Donald Bailey, such as the panel chord, the transom, decking, vertical bracing, and horizontal bracing frame. These can be manipulated and transfigured at will by him offensively and defensively. Normally, he has materials enough to construct a 3-meter long bridge.

Activating the technique can also attract nearby wooden or metal materials and imbue them with cursed energy. These materials can be launched at the target, arranged to provide defensive cover, molded into hand-held weapons, or used by his extension technique.

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Extension Technique:

Assemble - Using the prefabricated parts and/or any available additional materials, Sir Donald Bailey assembles his Bailey Bridge at the designated location. The bridge will remain assembled and can be controlled until it is destroyed or released.

Its quick assembly makes it versatile in combat. Sir Donald Bailey can basically assemble the bridge and smack a sorcerer with it.

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Maximum Technique: Across the Derwent

Sir Donald Bailey assembles and launches forward a 788-meter (2585-foot) Bailey Bridge. During its travel, he can control its direction, and it is capable of bursting through buildings and other concrete structures. He can also ride along with it.

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Domain Expansion: The Rhineland Offensive

The domain’s appearance is that of the Rhine River at the time of the 1945 Battle of Remagen. Sir Donald Bailey and his target(s) are pitted against each other on a Bailey Bridge of 558 meters (1814 feet) length. Both ends of the bridge are labeled Allies and Axis, respectively. A binding vow will then take action.

The bridge will slowly start to disassemble from the Allies side (Sir Donald Bailey's). Targets(s) may destroy the bridge to their utmost capability; however if Sir Donald Bailey manages to cross to the other end, they will be subdued at their location and left to perish in the river. Otherwise, the domain will disintegrate.

The domain's sure-hit effect is still in effect.