“Could someone nearby have gotten their powers, without you knowing? Way things played out? Did any capes show up around the same time as you?”
Considering the whole secrecy thing, this is definitely possible.
Flechette frowned, “Yeah. A rather persistent villain.”
“Worth thinking about.”
Neat.
Weld turned around, “Critical thinking and applying this stuff is good, but let’s not forget the lecture. Or the other people in the classroom.”
He has a point.
Is he trying to get people to dislike him? Clockblocker wondered.
But yeah, he could’ve put that a bit more nicely.
I stand by my understanding of Weld as a well-meaning kid who struggles with understanding other people’s emotions and social cues. Possibly autistic or something similar.
The professor on the screen was answering a student’s question, “…I think Eidolon expresses a single power. But thank you. Good question, and good lead-in to the next section of the course we’ll be discussing.
I like whoever asked that. Thank you.
I still wonder what sort of trigger event causes someone to develop such a fluid power.
After we wrap up on trigger events, we’re going to be moving on to what we call ‘outliers’. Parahumans or parahuman-related elements that deviate from the norm. Any guesses?”
Endbringers, except it seems like people didn’t know that they fell under “parahuman-related elements” rather than “parahumans” when this video was recorded.
Evidently, though, there must be more phenomena along these lines for the category to be a thing.
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