Editing Questions/Question 132

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|QuestionFaqPage=Log - June 2025/Event FAQ
|Link=https://enochlesis.dreamwidth.org/4871.html?thread=1604615#cmt1604615
|AskedBy=mrblueeyes
|DateAsked=2025-06-05
|QuestionText=My first question was gonna be on the next teleportation panels but I see you already mentioned that! Gojo will communicate to his teams to get the next teleportation panel established on the far side of the bridge by the end of the month. <br><br>Second question is about his Six Eyes with Kelesis, so since he has special perception abilities, I wanted to ask what can he see as he nears that Kelesis border? As a recap, his Six Eyes ability can see "everything". With the nerfs he's got in Karteria, that's everything <i>within 30 feet</i>, plus normal human vision beyond that (if he takes his blindfold off). I had to put some thought into how the heck that would or wouldn't apply with magical / psychic illusion stuff. He's totally susceptible to all magical / psychic illusion stuff, he has no resistance to it beyond his own human willpower. For this, let's describe his Six Eyes 'vision' as like sonar. Even if he can't see Kelesis, he gets highly detailed sonar-like data of the area thirty feet in that direction, including inside of any houses / hollow objects. But since he's still otherwise susceptible to the illusion, I'm imagining this data will function at a disconnect for him, just like the syntrofos insisting there's something there, his Six Eyes will tell him that stuff is there but his mind will be constantly rejecting that and insisting there is nothing there.<br><br>If that makes sense for ability &amp; limitation, then can he see anything interesting along the edges? He won't be particularly methodical about it, but he'll certainly run along the edge for a good few miles.<br><br>Thank you for everything, mods. ♥️
|DateAnswered=2025-06-06
|AnswerText=Gojo and his special eyes.... His ability would function somewhat like the Syntrofos, in that they would agree that there is absolutely <i>something</i> there, but it's refusing to be seen in any other way. The sonar is hitting something, but all else is refusing to acknowledge it. Even attempts to ignore the faulty(?) senses and just move forward fails to work, as if the concept of 'moving forward' is being rewritten in real time. <br><br>To skirt around the edges, Gojo could feel that there are buildings, of a sort. Or... structures, parts of them, rough around the edges. The shapes don't really make sense for buildings. There's also a surprising amount of these structures that extend underground.<br><br>Moving figures, indistinct in their shape, also seem present in this sprawling city. Essentially, Gojo's Six Flags see a theme park of a bustling city, or at least hints of it—something's really there! But to the naked eye, there's absolutely nothing.<br><br><b>Here's the catch</b>. To walk within 30 feet of Kelesis as it stands... That is awfully close! Even for a Carnivora-type like himself, resistant to the effects of whatever's going on with Kelesis, it's too close for the city's liking (not that it's sentient), and retaliation is in order. He will feel immensely disoriented, a sort of vertigo that leaves him dizzy and nauseous and unable to focus after he gets any of these glimpses, and direction simply won't make sense to him for a bit. Is it worth it?
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