第四顺序 | Dì Sì Shùnxù

Xiao Jing wrote:

Primary Magic: Lightning Dragon Slayer
Secondary Magic: --
Caster or Holder: Caster

Description: History has regarded its slayers in varying degrees, but the fascination often stems from their rarity and how they ever managed to charm their way into being considered children of an entirely different species. Regardless, it is apparent that there is never a common consensus to determine what makes a human child an ideal candidate for a dragon's upbringing. Whether or not this was a result of a lack of actual data remains unclear, but the existence of slayers consistently dwells as a product of a historical war that marked the beginning of the magic as a whole - a means of defeating the dragons whose ideals scorned the presence of mankind among the plains of Ishval.

Unlike many of her brethren who adopted with good reasons, Marux placed her motives elsewhere when she took it upon her to raise the then hopeless, ten-year old Xiao Jing into a being worthy of carrying her name. In retrospect, the nature of Marux's training was unlike any of the experiences defined as a familial bond. Rather, it was as if she purposely wanted to subject him to inhumane pain with little exceptions, and it was through this merciless procedure that gave birth to his form of magic as it is right now. Where, despite his fleshy body, is capable of consuming and producing lightning in order to effectively use it in battle.

Xiao Jing's favored manner of fighting is often dominated by a particular martial arts style that he'd have picked up from his time with Tan Zheng. His experience largely contributes to how he weaves the element into his attacks, primarily using it as a means of disabling the target through temporary moments of paralysis or enhancing his relative speed by a generous amount. In light of his time travelling the world, he'd have also managed to flesh out the scientific aspects of his magic such as static electricity and electromagnetism, which were concepts he grew fond of as he realized his passion for machines and trinkets.

Strengths:
The element itself is actually very fluid and flexible in terms of its usage, giving way for Jing to experiment with his creativity.
It works greatly against and together with metal magics due to its highly conductive properties, and is relatively advantageous against water and wind magic.
In sea battles where salt water is involved, lightning can make for a pretty destructive call due to salt water's conduction ability.
As with any other slayer magic, the user is able to consume lightning of any sort provided it isn't from a god slayer or demon slayer.

Weaknesses:
Due to their lack of conductivity, elements such as earth and ice hold up pretty steadily against it.
Its common for the magic to consume a large area without inhibition, rendering it devastating for any ally who somehow gets caught in the range of fire.
The slayer status in general causes the user to experience vertigo inside vehicles, and is especially jarring at higher levels.
The bigger the spell, the louder the noise, the easier it is to destroy stealth or attract unwanted attention.
Trapping the user in an insulator-rich environment somehow diminishes their effectiveness (such as a glass room, or a fortress of wood) due to the magic relying on conductivity for the most bit.

Lineage:

Blessed by the Fourth Wall:

Unique Abilities:
Sinewy Body | Active: His days of rigid training by the pain of a relentless electric charge seemed to do wonders for his unpracticed body, as if the energies inside his being responded in a way that brought about a significant change to his body's orientation. Each spell that has been cast from his primary magic grants him 5% damage resistance and 5% spell damage increase that both cap out at 25%.
Static Channel | Passive: A certain amount of lightning thinly coats the user's person at the first initialization of magic at the immediate start of combat, and this exterior 'skin' thickens with every minute of battle ensued as if responding to the rush of heightened senses that emanates from the vessel's active body. So long as the slayer remains within combat, they will gain a certain amount of speed each post. This kicks off at a 10% increase which will then cap out at a 50% increase.
Electrotherapy | Active: Through some very experimental methods involving himself and his magic, the user would later come to terms that his body obtains a certain amount of healing should he decide to cast a spell unto himself due to his body being able to absorb the impact, somehow reversing the damage caused for whatever reason. The rank of the spell becomes the primary coefficient in determining the amount of HP he regains - which remains true to the damage dealt by the spell in a sense that D ranks heal 20 HP and so on. Because this essentially causes him to cast a spell, it'll immediately set off any cool down of a particular offensive spell (defensive and supportive spells, therefor, cannot be used in this ability) but doesn't create a cool down for the UA as a whole, offering the user a chance to heal a decent amount of HP to himself at the expense of dealing damage.
Shock Appeal | Passive: Jing considers his time with master Zheng invaluable primarily because those years became the foundation for his combat experience, influencing most if not every battle he participates in. As a homage to the martial art style that derives its lethality from disabling opponents by any means necessary, Jing seamlessly hones his technique with the paralysis that naturally comes with his element. This ability causes all of the magic's offensive spells to gain a single post of full-body paralysis to targets of the same rank. If the enemy is higher ranked by 1, the paralysis becomes limited to a small area, such as a single leg, or a single arm, but never the spinal chord. This is also complimented with  a 50% reduction to their speed for 1 post. If the enemy is more than a single rank above them, then the paralysis is instead negated.

Xiao Jing wrote:SIGNATURE SPELLS:

Dance of the Golden Snakes:

Facet of a Firefly:

Xiao Jing wrote:D-RANK SPELLS:

Dragonfly's Whisper:

Allure of the Juvenile Vixen:

Yielding Thrust of the Rampaging Boar:

Sacred Art of the Radiant Banana Peel:

Xiao Jing wrote:C-RANK SPELLS:

Ephemeral Monarch Swarm:

Bonsai Tree's Deep-rooted Wrath:

Cycle of the Pale Goddess:

Xiao Jing wrote:

Primary Magic: The Fourth Order | Plasma Dragon Slayer 2nd Gen
Secondary Magic: --
Caster or Holder: Caster / Slayer Magic

Description: The ages have known their Slayers for many things; their rarity, most particularly, eventually became the subject of interest for the curious humans. Over time, the concept of magic broadened, and along with the growth of society came the dawn of discovery that marked an entirely new chapter for Slayer magic in general: the creation of Lacrimas imbued with the ability to wield the same abilities as those who have trained under the beings themselves. Ironically, these crystals don't come cheap, and one could jest at how their prices and stocks in the market seem to boast rarity still.

The Lacrima that inhibits Xiao Jing's person is a peculiar one - born from a necessity, the power is an amalgamation of his original talents and something else entirely. When the influence of his previous Dragon Mother proved to be more damning than beneficial, it'd been pivotal to extract it, lest he go completely mad. However unconventional and sketchy the process were to be, they (the alters) successfully suppressed whatever control Marux exercised on the red-head, and thusly fabricated a type of slayer ever uncommon: a plasma dragon, the enigmatic guardian of the fourth state of matter, and everything that it embodies. These slayers govern mastery over the principalities of plasma, alongside the unhindered control and generation of the substance itself, in which they are not hesitant to make the most of their latent talents to seek destruction in their very wake. They fashion no shame in their peculiar diet, often favoring the taste of the terrestrial forms of plasma, such as those present within lightning, fire, and light.

Being the creature of habit that he is, Xiao Jing's favored manner of fighting remains static and unchanging, often dominated by a particular martial arts style that he'd have picked up from his time with Tan Zheng. His experience largely contributes to how he weaves the element into his attacks, primarily favoring the conduction of electricity and/or the application of smoldering heat to further the intensity of his damage output. It's also useful to note that, unless stated otherwise, all attacks made from this magic leave a certain amount of vestigal plasma to linger in the area around the affected target with minimal visibility. These particles are all but harmless until they are used by other spells as a means of furthering the slayer's advantage.

Strengths:
✖The element itself is actually very fluid and flexible in terms of its usage, giving way for Jing to experiment with his creativity.
✖It works greatly against and together with metal magics due to its highly conductive properties, and is relatively advantageous against water and ice magic.
✖Apart from their own element, slayers of this form are known to feed on lightning, fire, and light respectively.
✖Any other dragon slayer governing one of the associated elements may consume the plasma, but not without experiencing a bout of intense vertigo and stomachaches due to its lack of purity (being a convoluted mix).

Weaknesses:
✖Magic with either an earth/air affinity hold up pretty steadily against it.
✖Its common for the magic to consume a large area without inhibition, rendering it devastating for any ally who somehow gets caught in the range of fire.
✖The slayer status in general causes the user to experience vertigo inside vehicles, and is especially jarring at higher levels.
✖Trapping the user in an insulator-rich environment somehow diminishes their effectiveness (such as a glass room, or a fortress of wood) due to the magic relying on conductivity for the most bit.
✖The slayer may not consume god/demon elements.

Lineage:

Blessed by the Fourth Wall:

Unique Abilities:
✖Filamental | PASSIVE: Subjecting the slayer vessel to any form of combat promotes the growth of active plasma fibrin, eventually littering every square inch of the host body (clothes and under). The substance, having a viscosity akin to blood, adapts into a secondary layer of 'skin' that behaves with protective intent toward its host, despite remaining imperceptible to every other human eye apart from the slayer themselves. Suffice to say, the Filamental ability not only caters a 50% increase to their speed, but also allows its user to shift and mold this ionikinetic 'aura' to their bidding, where they may extend it to form extra appendages (distance and speed = user-ranked burst values; up to 5 appendages, increases by 1 for every rank above C) or secure themselves a barrier for defense purposes, managing damage of up to two ranks above the slayer's. *Defensive measures may only be used once per post.

Barriers that are tied to UAs can only block one hit of ranked damage.

✖Accretion Theory | PASSIVE: In order to keep the slayer viable under all circumstances, the plasma lacrima is affixed in a manner that makes it possible for it to synchronize with the host body through many a convoluted, yet efficient means. Nevertheless, the Accretion Theory now permits every buff to influence the host body as is whether or not the slayer's rank has surpassed it, keeping their integrity regardless of the slayer's level of progress. Complimenting this, the Theory also placates its host's thirst for power to a slight degree with its +50% magic power buff.

✖Coalessence | ACTIVE [1 post CD]: The states of the generated plasma, while gaseous in their base form, are in constant flux as they adhere to the slayer's whimsies, and although it is practical to preserve their initial condition, they may easily be converted into solids through a magic-induced system aptly titled Coalessence, allowing freeform constructing at the discretion of the user with but a single exception: all constructs must be offense-oriented, thusly limiting the slayer to basic, one-man weaponry whose damage/damage threshold is equivalent to the user's rank translated to weapon rank, capping at S (with ranges and speeds dependent on the user's melee). The relevant cost for Coalessence is 5% of the slayer's total MP for each weapon. *5 weapons per thread w/ 1 weapon per post are the construct maximums as of current. This increases by 2 per thread for every rank above C.

✖Ionic Constant | PASSIVE: Manipulating the rogue energies of the plasma lacrima ordinarily assures an elemental abundance throughout the combat instance, where controlled amounts may be discharged at a fixed rate to better augment the slayer's damage output. In a sense, the Ionic Constant injects doses of plasma into each melee strike or spell made by the user, enhancing the attack with a complimentary burst damage equal to 50% user's rank if it was a melee strike (caps at S), whilst adding a burn effect to all offensive spells. This ability may not be used to generate multi-hits/AOEs of any sort, while range and speed follow spell values accordingly. *Plasma excreted by the Ionic Constant has temperatures placed at a definite high, hot enough to sear skin and melt thin materials, however not so much that it could disintegrate sturdy materials such as metals or bones.

Slayer Bonuses & Force:

Spell Code:

Xiao Jing wrote:

Primary Magic: The Fourth Order | Plasma Dragon Slayer 2nd Gen
Secondary Magic: --
Caster or Holder: Caster / Slayer Magic

Description: The ages have known their Slayers for many things; their rarity, most particularly, eventually became the subject of interest for the curious humans. Over time, the concept of magic broadened, and along with the growth of society came the dawn of discovery that marked an entirely new chapter for Slayer magic in general: the creation of Lacrimas imbued with the ability to wield the same abilities as those who have trained under the beings themselves. Ironically, these crystals don't come cheap, and one could jest at how their prices and stocks in the market seem to boast rarity still.

The Lacrima that inhibits Xiao Jing's person is a peculiar one - born from a necessity, the power is an amalgamation of his original talents and something else entirely. When the influence of his previous Dragon Mother proved to be more damning than beneficial, it'd been pivotal to extract it, lest he go completely mad. However unconventional and sketchy the process were to be, they (the alters) successfully suppressed whatever control Marux exercised on the red-head, and thusly fabricated a type of slayer ever uncommon: a plasma dragon, the enigmatic guardian of the fourth state of matter, and everything that it embodies. These slayers govern mastery over the principalities of plasma, alongside the unhindered control and generation of the substance itself, in which they are not hesitant to make the most of their latent talents to seek destruction in their very wake. They fashion no shame in their peculiar diet, often favoring the taste of the terrestrial forms of plasma, such as those present within lightning, fire, and light.

Being the creature of habit that he is, Xiao Jing's favored manner of fighting remains static and unchanging, often dominated by a particular martial arts style that he'd have picked up from his time with Tan Zheng. His experience largely contributes to how he weaves the element into his attacks, primarily favoring the conduction of electricity and/or the application of smoldering heat to further the intensity of his damage output. It's also useful to note that, unless stated otherwise, all attacks made from this magic leave a certain amount of vestigal plasma to linger in the area around the affected target with minimal visibility. These particles are all but harmless until they are used by other spells as a means of furthering the slayer's advantage.

Strengths:
✖The element itself is actually very fluid and flexible in terms of its usage, giving way for Jing to experiment with his creativity.
✖It works greatly against and together with metal magics due to its highly conductive properties, and is relatively advantageous against water and ice magic.
✖Apart from their own element, slayers of this form are known to feed on lightning, fire, and light respectively.
✖Any other dragon slayer governing one of the associated elements may consume the plasma, but not without experiencing a bout of intense vertigo and stomachaches due to its lack of purity (being a convoluted mix).

Weaknesses:
✖Magic with either an earth/air affinity hold up pretty steadily against it.
✖Its common for the magic to consume a large area without inhibition, rendering it devastating for any ally who somehow gets caught in the range of fire.
✖The slayer status in general causes the user to experience vertigo inside vehicles, and is especially jarring at higher levels.
✖Trapping the user in an insulator-rich environment somehow diminishes their effectiveness (such as a glass room, or a fortress of wood) due to the magic relying on conductivity for the most bit.
✖The slayer may not consume god/demon elements.

Lineage:

Blessed by the Fourth Wall:

Unique Abilities:
✖Filamental | PASSIVE: Subjecting the slayer vessel to any form of combat promotes the growth of active plasma fibrin, eventually littering every square inch of the host body (clothes and under). The substance, having a viscosity akin to blood, adapts into a secondary layer of 'skin' that behaves with protective intent toward its host, despite remaining imperceptible to every other human eye apart from the slayer themselves. Suffice to say, the Filamental ability not only caters a 50% increase to their speed, but also allows its user to shift and mold this ionikinetic 'aura' to their bidding, where they may extend it to form extra appendages (distance and speed = user-ranked burst values; up to 5 appendages, increases by 1 for every rank above C) or secure themselves a barrier for defense purposes, managing a damage total equivalent of a single spell of the user's rank and below. *Defensive measures may only be used once per post.

✖Accretion Theory | PASSIVE: In order to keep the slayer viable under all circumstances, the plasma lacrima is affixed in a manner that makes it possible for it to synchronize with the host body through many a convoluted, yet efficient means. Nevertheless, the Accretion Theory now permits every buff to influence the host body as is whether or not the slayer's rank has surpassed it, keeping their integrity regardless of the slayer's level of progress. Complimenting this, the Theory also placates its host's thirst for power to a slight degree with its +50% magic power buff.

✖Coalessence | ACTIVE [1 post CD]: The states of the generated plasma, while gaseous in their base form, are in constant flux as they adhere to the slayer's whimsies, and although it is practical to preserve their initial condition, they may easily be converted into solids through a magic-induced system aptly titled Coalessence, allowing freeform constructing at the discretion of the user with but a single exception: all constructs must be offense-oriented, thusly limiting the slayer to basic, one-man weaponry whose damage/damage threshold is equivalent to the user's rank translated to weapon rank, capping at S (with ranges and speeds dependent on the user's melee). The relevant cost for Coalessence is 5% of the slayer's total MP for each weapon. *5 weapons per thread w/ 1 weapon per post are the construct maximums as of current. This increases by 2 per thread for every rank above C.

✖Ionic Constant | PASSIVE: Manipulating the rogue energies of the plasma lacrima ordinarily assures an elemental abundance throughout the combat instance, where controlled amounts may be discharged at a fixed rate to better augment the slayer's damage output. In a sense, the Ionic Constant injects doses of plasma into each melee strike or spell made by the user, enhancing the attack with a complimentary burst damage equal to 50% user's rank if it was a melee strike (caps at S), whilst adding a burn effect to all offensive spells. This ability may not be used to generate multi-hits/AOEs of any sort, while range and speed follow spell values accordingly. *Plasma excreted by the Ionic Constant has temperatures placed at a definite high, hot enough to sear skin and melt thin materials, however not so much that it could disintegrate sturdy materials such as metals or bones.

Slayer Bonuses & Force:

Spell Code:

Xiao Jing wrote:

SIGNATURE SPELLS:

Jìngtài Tōngdào:

Shìtóu:

Xiao Jing wrote:

C-RANK SPELLS:
P: Passive | AS: Advanced Spell

Tíngzhì [AS]:

Yuánzǐ Dìnglǐ:

Fāsàn Diǎn:

Jīfēn:

Xiao Jing wrote:

Primary Magic: The Fourth Order | Plasma Dragon Slayer 2nd Gen
Secondary Magic: --
Caster or Holder: Caster / Slayer Magic

Description: The ages have known their Slayers for many things; their rarity, most particularly, eventually became the subject of interest for the curious humans. Over time, the concept of magic broadened, and along with the growth of society came the dawn of discovery that marked an entirely new chapter for Slayer magic in general: the creation of Lacrimas imbued with the ability to wield the same abilities as those who have trained under the beings themselves. Ironically, these crystals don't come cheap, and one could jest at how their prices and stocks in the market seem to boast rarity still.

The Lacrima that inhibits Xiao Jing's person is a peculiar one - born from a necessity, the power is an amalgamation of his original talents and something else entirely. When the influence of his previous Dragon Mother proved to be more damning than beneficial, it'd been pivotal to extract it, lest he go completely mad. However unconventional and sketchy the process were to be, they (the alters) successfully suppressed whatever control Marux exercised on the red-head, and thusly fabricated a type of slayer ever uncommon: a plasma dragon, the enigmatic guardian of the fourth state of matter, and everything that it embodies. These slayers govern mastery over the principalities of plasma, alongside the unhindered control and generation of the substance itself, in which they are not hesitant to make the most of their latent talents to seek destruction in their very wake. They fashion no shame in their peculiar diet, often favoring the taste of the terrestrial forms of plasma, such as those present within lightning, fire, and light.

Being the creature of habit that he is, Xiao Jing's favored manner of fighting remains static and unchanging, often dominated by a particular martial arts style that he'd have picked up from his time with Tan Zheng. His experience largely contributes to how he weaves the element into his attacks, primarily favoring the conduction of electricity and/or the application of smoldering heat to further the intensity of his damage output. It's also useful to note that, unless stated otherwise, all attacks made from this magic leave a certain amount of vestigal plasma to linger in the area around the affected target with minimal visibility. These particles are all but harmless until they are used by other spells as a means of furthering the slayer's advantage.

Strengths:
:heavy_multiplication_x:The element itself is actually very fluid and flexible in terms of its usage, giving way for Jing to experiment with his creativity.
:heavy_multiplication_x:It works greatly against and together with metal magics due to its highly conductive properties, and is relatively advantageous against water and ice magic.
:heavy_multiplication_x:Apart from their own element, slayers of this form are known to feed on lightning, fire, and light respectively.
:heavy_multiplication_x:Any other dragon slayer governing one of the associated elements may consume the plasma, but not without experiencing a bout of intense vertigo and stomachaches due to its lack of purity (being a convoluted mix).

Weaknesses:
:heavy_multiplication_x:Magic with either an earth/air affinity hold up pretty steadily against it.
:heavy_multiplication_x:Its common for the magic to consume a large area without inhibition, rendering it devastating for any ally who somehow gets caught in the range of fire.
:heavy_multiplication_x:The slayer status in general causes the user to experience vertigo inside vehicles, and is especially jarring at higher levels.
:heavy_multiplication_x:Trapping the user in an insulator-rich environment somehow diminishes their effectiveness (such as a glass room, or a fortress of wood) due to the magic relying on conductivity for the most bit.
:heavy_multiplication_x:The slayer may not consume god/demon elements.

Lineage:

Blessed by the Fourth Wall:

Unique Abilities:
:heavy_multiplication_x:Filamental | PASSIVE: Subjecting the slayer vessel to any form of combat promotes the growth of active plasma fibrin, eventually littering every square inch of the host body (clothes and under). The substance, having a viscosity akin to blood, adapts into a secondary layer of 'skin' that behaves with protective intent toward its host, despite remaining imperceptible to every other human eye apart from the slayer themselves. Suffice to say, the Filamental ability not only caters a 50% increase to their speed, but also allows its user to shift and mold this ionikinetic 'aura' to their bidding, where they may extend it to form extra appendages (distance and speed = user-ranked burst values; up to 5 appendages, increases by 1 for every rank above C) or secure themselves a barrier for defense purposes, managing a damage total equivalent of a single spell of the user's rank and below. *Defensive measures may only be used once per post.

:heavy_multiplication_x:Accretion Theory | PASSIVE: In order to keep the slayer viable under all circumstances, the plasma lacrima is affixed in a manner that makes it possible for it to synchronize with the host body through many a convoluted, yet efficient means. Nevertheless, the Accretion Theory now permits every buff to influence the host body as is whether or not the slayer's rank has surpassed it, keeping their integrity regardless of the slayer's level of progress. Complimenting this, the Theory also placates its host's thirst for power to a slight degree with its +50% magic power buff.

:heavy_multiplication_x:Coalessence | ACTIVE [1 post CD]: The states of the generated plasma, while gaseous in their base form, are in constant flux as they adhere to the slayer's whimsies, and although it is practical to preserve their initial condition, they may easily be converted into solids through a magic-induced system aptly titled Coalessence, allowing freeform constructing at the discretion of the user with but a single exception: all constructs must be offense-oriented, thusly limiting the slayer to basic, one-man weaponry whose damage/damage threshold is equivalent to the user's rank translated to weapon rank, capping at S (with ranges and speeds dependent on the user's melee). The relevant cost for Coalessence is 5% of the slayer's total MP for each weapon. *5 weapons per thread w/ 1 weapon per post are the construct maximums as of current. This increases by 2 per thread for every rank above C.

:heavy_multiplication_x:Ionic Constant | PASSIVE: Manipulating the rogue energies of the plasma lacrima ordinarily assures an elemental abundance throughout the combat instance, where controlled amounts may be discharged at a fixed rate to better augment the slayer's damage output. In a sense, the Ionic Constant injects doses of plasma into each melee strike or spell made by the user, enhancing the attack with a complimentary burst damage equal to 50% user's rank if it was a melee strike (caps at S), whilst adding a burn effect to all offensive spells. This ability may not be used to generate multi-hits/AOEs of any sort, while range and speed follow spell values accordingly. *Plasma excreted by the Ionic Constant has temperatures placed at a definite high, hot enough to sear skin and melt thin materials, however not so much that it could disintegrate sturdy materials such as metals or bones.

Slayer Bonuses & Force:

Spell Code:

Xiao Jing wrote:

SIGNATURE SPELLS:

Jìngtài Tōngdào:

Shìtóu:

Xiao Jing wrote:

D-RANK SPELLS:
P: Passive | AS: Advanced Spell

Kèzhì De Guāngpǔ[AS]:

Fāguāng [P]:

Yíngguāng [P]:

Tōngliàng Biànshù:

Màichōng Biànshù:

Xiao Jing wrote:

C-RANK SPELLS:
P: Passive | AS: Advanced Spell

Tíngzhì [AS]:

Yuánzǐ Dìnglǐ:

Fāsàn Diǎn:

Jīfēn: