Well, it's not as though I can prove I'm telling the truth while I'm here, right?
[Little miss skeptic over here.]
"Elemental arts" means using elemental spirits and energies for different sorts of means, such as spells. "Summoning arts" means calling on a spirit, entity, or other creature, usually to use them for a task.
I'm no expert, but... [She tries to remember the details she knows from osmosis] If two parahumans have a kid, it likely will be a parahuman too, even if the powers may be different to the parents'.
But for most, they gain the powers in moments of great distress, so...it isn't something you learn. It's more something you unlock. Then it's up to you to hone it.
[Oh! Maybe she should add...]
A parahuman is someone with powers. There's a whole system of classification, and Master is one of the many categories. Parahumans are rare, about a few dozens people in any big city.
[But the numbers sure pile up when you consider the national and global scale!]
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[Little miss skeptic over here.]
"Elemental arts" means using elemental spirits and energies for different sorts of means, such as spells. "Summoning arts" means calling on a spirit, entity, or other creature, usually to use them for a task.
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[It was parahuman powers, after all. But the ones she knows do it in a veeeery small scale]
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What would you call them, then?
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[In terms of classification, Noelle Meindhart/Echidna is a Master, given her ability. Her threat rating in that classification is 10, because yeah]
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Is it something you learn how to do, or something you're born with?
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But for most, they gain the powers in moments of great distress, so...it isn't something you learn. It's more something you unlock. Then it's up to you to hone it.
[Oh! Maybe she should add...]
A parahuman is someone with powers. There's a whole system of classification, and Master is one of the many categories. Parahumans are rare, about a few dozens people in any big city.
[But the numbers sure pile up when you consider the national and global scale!]
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[There's a tinge of something hard to place in how he says that. Sympathy, perhaps.]
How are they treated?