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Questions/Question 330

I close my eyes... Mods I am so sorry.

Three quick questions:

1. Is Full-Shift capable of being done inside of Kelesis and, if so, how much of a reaction would there be? (I do not think this will be happening but I am juuuust double-checking.)

2. Just clarifying that further corruption does not actually allow aves to fly with their wings, though they can glide? I think I saw that on the page but wanted to be sure. And if this is the case...
2a. How badly will the citizens take it if someone tries to get to the top of some building, either by normal people-means or otherwise?

(I'm blaming Johann, so you know)

1. It should be entirely possible to Full-Shift in Kelesis! And much like their reactions to the Augmented's corrupted states, they won't find the sight alarming or disturbing (if anything, they're likely to be even more impressed). The expected consequences apply if they're Shifting for the sake of Performing A Violence, or similar illegal act, but just existing while fully Shifted does not cause concern.

2. Aves can indeed fly! In their corrupted form it's likely that they're mostly capable of gliding, or very limited flight (imagine chickens). But a Full-Shifted Aves should be able to fly, unless they're specifically based off of a flightless bird.

2a. Flying, climbing, or otherwise existing on top of buildings... the Kelesians might be a bit concerned. If it happens in the middle of town, and the character isn't doing any harm up there, just hanging out on the roof of a cafe- they're likely to leave them alone, as long as the person doesn't seem to be in trouble. Doing this in a residential area will be noticed oddly quickly, and the character will be asked to get down from there, these are private homes after all.

(As a note, while Kelesis isn't a perfect circle, it is roughly circular shaped, and the 'edges' of the city are all residential. Even if one had a particularly high vantage point- such as what an Aves-type might achieve- there's nothing that looks particularly governmental anywhere.)