The Practice Logs

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The Written Logs
I'll try not to take up too much time with the explanation. The idea came from Nakama, Cas, and I while we experimented with combining our three different abilities. I know many of the newcomers have no idea where to start with their abilities, especially those from Heimdall or Freya, for example. I thought keeping a log of these experiments would be helpful in giving Travelers both new and old some idea of what they could do.

Not everyone will be interested in attending the Teacher's Council meetings, but hopefully these written accounts of power-blending will be useful to everyone, not just the Council members. I've kept this entry open to everyone, so that anyone can add their own experiences if they want to.

Thanks in advance, if you end up contributing!


-Merlin

(ooc: Essentially, this is a place where characters can share/discuss their own experiences with their powers, whether they practice with others or on their own. Anything goes as long as you think it's worth sharing!)

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Combination: Healing, Damage Drain, Power Lending

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Day 75 - at the hospital

Nakama, Cas, and I met up at the Sigyn hospital when Cas and I thought we felt our abilities getting stronger. This would be the second increase in power for both of us since getting to Asgard.

Things went well. We had some difficulty in the beginning with control when Cas' increase in power meant he overestimated the amount of damage he took from the patient. In total we healed three patients with a punctured lung, fairly deep gashes, and a serious head wound. Cas was able to absorb all of these and I was able to heal them without any problem. We weren't tired afterward, but it could be because Nakama lent us power while we were working. The power boost is a huge improvement for me since I had to rest for a long time after I healed just one stab wound during the Ides of March. Cas could also take in much more serious injuries, too.

The next experiment could be working on several patients at the same time.