Tinbe
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This just seems like too convoluted. It'd be more concise if the CASTOR itself caused the apocalypse. This doesn't have to be like Half-Life universe where Portal Storms were the catalyst for Combine invasion later on. It fit the theme of corporate might manipulating government to have its way, only for all of it to backfire with latter having to deal with the mess and former to act like vultures on the situation.
Yeah, this is a good example of causing division between people. To me, this seems a lot more like a superpower, and I feel like people would agree to that however. You, on the other hand, see this as passable, as would other people agree. You're defying gravitational laws here from the sounds of it, and gravity is pretty consistent on places like Earth (things get crazier between celestial entities, suns slurping each other up like cannibalistic bowls of spaghetti, or the things that are black holes).An idea I had, which you could argue tip-toes super powery, but at the very time is very much a mutation is self dilution.
The mutant would have the ability to dilute their body to ways where their existence lessens, and realities grip on them lessens. Allowing them for lesser-sense of gravity along with lower tangibility so the ability to walk through objects.
Let's ask the man himself who did it, shall we? He should know the best.But how do you control someone else's blood?
@rapidjuice What was the science behind Archie Sangs' (surprised I still remember that name) ability to manipulate blood of others?
Would probably be best answered by those who had such mutant characters. Everything's gotta have some sort of explanation to it, even if it's not as reasonable to you as it was to them.How do you control gravity? How do you control black holes?