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72 [Video]

Aug 07, 2011 21:00

[Like everyone else, Kurotsuchi has changed. The white haori doesn't fit very well, and billows around him. A long, sharply-finned fish tail replaces the shinigami's lower body, and it thrashes occasionally to keep him in place in the water ( Read more... )

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[Video] wingsandwill August 7 2011, 21:36:37 UTC

It seems some of the modifications are more dramatic than others.

[He appears pretty much totally normal, except for the gills. He is indeed curious about the changes, though, including Kurotsuchi's.]

[Video] law_of_reason August 7 2011, 22:36:02 UTC

Yes. They were apparently content with just giving some of you breathing tools, but little else.

[Video] wingsandwill August 7 2011, 23:13:55 UTC

And the ability to handle the water pressure, as well.

[Video] law_of_reason August 7 2011, 23:24:58 UTC

True. But I wonder how far underwater we actually are. It's not completely dark, and none of my things are crushed, so it can't be that deep.

[Video] wingsandwill August 8 2011, 03:23:46 UTC

With the spatial anomalies, it's difficult to tell. I couldn't reach a surface when I attempted earlier, but that may mean nothing.

However, items here may have been modified similarly against pressure. They can't be used a control subject.

[Video] law_of_reason August 8 2011, 17:38:17 UTC

Couldn't reach... did it feel as though you were getting anywhere?

And that's true. My materials have already been modified to avoid being ruined by the water, even if I can't use all of them- modification to pressure isn't a far leap.

[Video] wingsandwill August 8 2011, 22:38:47 UTC

Physically, yes, it felt like I was moving. However the surroundings never changed, past a certain point.

[Video] law_of_reason August 9 2011, 07:37:30 UTC

A trick of perception, maybe. Or some sort of loop.

[Video] wingsandwill August 9 2011, 20:06:53 UTC

Either is possible. If it's the former rather than the latter, it might be possible to break through. However it is more likely to be a spatial or temporal issue, as we know those occur here.

[Video] law_of_reason August 10 2011, 19:19:29 UTC

They don't want people breaking through the surface, I suppose. I wonder if anyone's tried to leave through the sky before....

[Video] wingsandwill August 10 2011, 19:26:14 UTC

It's unlikely to work, but I haven't attempted it. One of my siblings might have.

[Video] law_of_reason August 10 2011, 19:29:02 UTC

Unlikely, but I wonder what would happen. I wouldn't normally be able to pass through the atmosphere regardless, so I don't know.

[Video] wingsandwill August 12 2011, 07:52:45 UTC

It would be worth attempting.

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