Essence ofMathematical Operations

byAndre Chaos

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Lets you see the traits of things around you as attached numbers — obvious traits readily, subtler ones with more focus and time — and apply a mathematical operation with a value to change them, such as setting a moving object's velocity to [=20]. Your starting operations are addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, equality, less than, greater than, not equal and root, each with its own assumed behaviour, and more can be discovered through experience and a deeper grasp of mathematics. One operation applies to one trait at a time, though you can affect many traits and objects at once depending on skill — and side effects are real, since instantly raising something's speed can deform it under inertia.

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You can look at things and see their more obvious and pronounced traits with numerical representations attached to them. It's harder to see and influence less obvious and pronounced traits, requires more focus and time.
You have a set of different mathematical operations you can apply with a number to these traits. For instance, if something moves at a certain speed (let's say 10 km/h) you can apply [=20] to its velocity to instantly set it to 20 km/h.
Beware - changing traits of objects might have unintended side effects. For example, instantly raising the speed can cause the object to deform and experience pressure due to inertia.
You can only apply one operation with a number to one trait at a time, but you are not strictly limited in the number of traits affected simultaneously, and you can affect several objects at once. It depends on your skill, experience, focus and time you have to act.
The mathematical operations at your disposal in the start are: Sum (+); Subtraction (−); Multiplication (×); Division (÷); Equality (=); Less (<); Greater (>); Not Equal (≠); Root (√). Each of these has some unique, assumed special properties.
You can discover more operations with experience and active use of your powers. Knowledge, understanding and conceptualization of mathematics also plays an important role.

Categories: supernatural

Essence ofMathematical Operations

byAndre Chaos

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AI summary

Generated précis — the sections below are the author's original text.

Effects

You can look at things and see their more obvious and pronounced traits with numerical representations attached to them. It's harder to see and influence less obvious and pronounced traits, requires more focus and time.
You have a set of different mathematical operations you can apply with a number to these traits. For instance, if something moves at a certain speed (let's say 10 km/h) you can apply [=20] to its velocity to instantly set it to 20 km/h.
Beware - changing traits of objects might have unintended side effects. For example, instantly raising the speed can cause the object to deform and experience pressure due to inertia.
You can only apply one operation with a number to one trait at a time, but you are not strictly limited in the number of traits affected simultaneously, and you can affect several objects at once. It depends on your skill, experience, focus and time you have to act.
The mathematical operations at your disposal in the start are: Sum (+); Subtraction (−); Multiplication (×); Division (÷); Equality (=); Less (<); Greater (>); Not Equal (≠); Root (√). Each of these has some unique, assumed special properties.
You can discover more operations with experience and active use of your powers. Knowledge, understanding and conceptualization of mathematics also plays an important role.

Categories: supernatural