Onmur
Archangel of Nutella.
KB: "That wish can't be granted. Sabrina already likes you.""I wish Sabrina would like me!"
Sayaka has a knack for wishes not being exactly what she wants....
As a friend and as a fictional character...
KB: "That wish can't be granted. Sabrina already likes you.""I wish Sabrina would like me!"
Sayaka has a knack for wishes not being exactly what she wants....
Which properties should we try and change first? Simple things like colour, weight, transparency? Magnetism?...
Then take that grief and will it to absorb grief. Bam! Bootleg Grief seeds.It may very well be that intent to do something is enough and our power will take care of the rest for us.
So maybe just take some grief and will it to be stable if it leaves our range?
That's why I think we should try to just tell Grief to become [insert property here] before trying to figure out how [insert property here] actually works.I doubt that simple changes will suddenly make grief stable beyond our range limit.
But even the seemingly simple things you mentioned are complicated to do if you get to the physics involved.
Making something that has a colour transparent is really hard to do and we just did it on the first try, when we created the windshield.
It may very well be that intent to do something is enough and our power will take care of the rest for us.
So maybe just take some grief and will it to be stable if it leaves our range?
Hammer will keep existing when leaving our 100m range, which was kind of issue in Sendai fight.@'Lement
Why waste time on the hammer? Anything we can do with the hammer we could do with Grief.
Hammer will keep existing when leaving our 100m range, which was kind of issue in Sendai fight.
EDIT: No. Be proud of being a NINJA.
Also, I added your and Guilop's ideas to above.
Hammer will keep existing when leaving our 100m range, which was kind of issue in Sendai fight.
EDIT: No. Be proud of being a NINJA.
Also, I added your and Guilop's ideas to above.
...couldn't that be accomplished by throwing it really hard? I don't see why it ought to be more complicated than that.
Also, we tried to combine Grief with hammer when we first got our powers and it did jack shit.
Err... no. We just tried to see if our hammer had any additional functions. Our instincts said no. That doesn't mean we can't use magic to modify our hammers more though.
You look at the Grief hovering above your left hand, and at the warhammer on your right. You'd thought maybe you could combine the two, but the newly-there puella magi instincts are silent. You... don't think there's anything to combine there, and your warhammer is just a hammer. A peculiarly light-feeling hammer that's remarkably well balanced, you note, hefting it carefully and giving it a practice swing. But just a magically enhanced hammer.
We can summon multiple hammers at will. Costs magic.I don't see a point in throwing our only melee weapon when we can use other things on hand in the same way. Grief can compress them into any kind of shape, and can propel them to the edge of our range, imparting momentum. If we need things to go faster, we can use compressed air as a propellant, or grief science up something.
There's a limit how hard we can throw it with our puny hands....couldn't that be accomplished by throwing it really hard? I don't see why it ought to be more complicated than that.
I meant with Grief since it seems to literally move as fast as we want it to. We could also just throw rocks or whatever is around. Since we're usually in an urban environment, I nominate air conditioning units as our preferred choice of ammunition.
Without looking, without breaking step, Homura reaches behind her, hooking her fingers through her hair and snapping her hand straight out. Her luxurious mane of raven black tresses flows through her hand like a midnight black waterfall, rippling and glistening in the obliging breeze that chooses to blow at this particular moment.
Wouldn't the relatavistic mass increase happen naturally as per all things approaching c? I'm not sure what you're getting at.Speed: I think to an extent. I don't think we'd be able to move grief at significant fraction of c, since that'd require creating a decent amount of mass out of nothing.
Ambient grief shouldn't be an issue. All our grief is compressed, inactive and completely under our control. It really shouldn't be an issue.
As for Hildegarde... yeah, it's a good idea to drain her one more time. But she was listed as quiescent earlier. If she's still producing grief, that's not an accurate description.
I was under the impression that relativistic mass increase just happened. Like, it's a natural consequence of nearing c. Why would we have to be able increase mass ourselves?So far, it seems that we can only manipulate grief, not will it into or out of existence. As we're propelling a non-grief thing, we'd have to increase it mass substantially with TK to beat a coilgun.
It is a natural consequence of nearing c; you're paying for it in energy and we're effectively creating mass. By giving something speed nearing c we are increasing mass, thus have to be able to do it.I was under the impression that relativistic mass increase just happened. Like, it's a natural consequence of nearing c. Why would we have to be able increase mass ourselves?
The 'Dokes are multiplying. We could get one of them to wish for grief control and let Homura have the other?"How was your weekend?" Madoka asks brightly.
Hoo boy. You had a feeling that she'd ask that. You smile, and try to deflect it. "Not bad! I hear you went shopping with Sayaka and Madoka again on Sunday?"