The people who found themselves in the middle of the effect were dragged towards the blue side, as if they were standing on a steep slope.
Oh, nice. I guess it’s a form of spatial or gravitational manipulation, then?
The crowd roared, and began pushing people towards the effect.
Because of course they would.
Anyone who touched the purple side was caught with a greater force, dragged through to the blue side and cast towards the bulk of the crowd, sliding on the ground with enough force to stagger anyone they ran into.
Hm. I think we can rule out gravitational manipulation by the fact that gravity gets weaker the further away you are from where it wants you to be.
The blue side seemed weaker, with anyone stepping on it finding strong resistance, as if they were trying to move against a strong headwind on oil-slick ground.
Interesting.
So in combat, I guess this gives him the opportunity to create one-way barriers and throw enemies off their feet. Not too bad, honestly.
Only a handful of people made it out without being pushed back by the effects of Skidmark’s power or by the crowd that ringed the area.
Pretty good strength on the effect, too.
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