A world's support

[Anastasia]

This leads Tryll to one particular tower, unremarkable as any of them. Inevitables walk the streets, barely even glancing at the party once they see Sixtus.

[Nephrite]

Moore takes a look around. "Sixtus, is there anything notable about this tower you're aware of?"

[Yuthirin]

'It's psionics. Don't fret if you can't. Psionics and magic are not always interchangeable. Different rules. Psionics can't do as many things as magic can, but it's often better than magic at what it can do.'

[Nephrite]

"You know that's just a challenge I'll have to overcome." Moore says with a beam.

[Yuthirin]

'Best of luck to you. Psionics work differently than magic. With magic, it's all about your access power. Your spell's power is strengthened by your natural strength, growing in a linear manner until the spell's structure ends the growth. Few spells do not have some sort of cap on their growth.

Psionics is often different. Many powers are comparatively weak, but a psion can consciously invest more power into them, causing them to enhance and augment, behaving in new and unexpected ways. For example, that power functions similarily to a divination in its base form, but the functionality is completely different.

Instead, it examines the astral links of the plane and analyzes the minute reverberations caused by my target in order to determine their location and actions. With the right application of power, it can even ignore spells like Mind Blank and other supernatural abilities that have a similar effect. It's comparable to a ninth circle spell, but a similar spell that accomplished such an effect would be well beyond ninth circle.'

[Yuthirin]

'The general rule of thumb is that magic is much more versatile than psionics, but psionics does what it does better than magic.'

[Nephrite]

"I'll let you know if I can come up with something comparable." Moore says with a smile. "But I understand what you mean."

[Yuthirin]

'I'd encourage you to pursue psionics directly, if you can.' Tryll adds, heading inside.

[Nephrite]

"Well, I did learn a very small bit from that ritual." Moore says.

[Yuthirin]

'Good place to start, then.'

[Anastasia]

Sixtus clears his throat with a mechanical rattle, "Ahem! No, nothing's unusual about this tower from the outside, it's to all regulations and building codes for this gear."

[Nephrite]

Then Moore attempts to go inside!

[Anastasia]

The front door into it is locked.

"Similar to our last little adventure," Kaja murmurs, "Towers are popular today."

[Nephrite]

Moore turns to Sixtus rather expectantly.

[Anastasia]

Sixtus steps forward and withdraws an iron key. Tiny gears turn within the head of the key. He pushes it against the door and it unlocks audibly.

"We are not, however, legally obligated to announce our arrival," he says, "As any criminal must know to expect us to arrest them for their violations of the law."