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The true power of Strand lies not in the fact of the connection alone, but in the way such a power allows the manipulation of those connections. To make them something physical and then pull on it, or break it, or tie it into a knot. Or to unravel it entirely. | The true power of Strand lies not in the fact of the connection alone, but in the way such a power allows the manipulation of those connections. To make them something physical and then pull on it, or break it, or tie it into a knot. Or to unravel it entirely. | ||
Strand is not without danger, although that should not be unusual to Guardians. Those who take up the banner of [[Stormcaller]], for instance, have their own storied contention with the storm, and the [[Void]] was unilaterally regarded as dangerous by the Vanguard for many years. | Strand is not without danger, although that should not be unusual to Guardians. Those who take up the banner of [[Stormcaller]], for instance, have their own storied contention with the storm, and the [[Void]] was unilaterally regarded as dangerous by the Vanguard for many years. Strand's danger comes from the very act of taking hold of those threads—like many powers, the closer one comes to the source, the more likely the source may act on the wielder. | ||
This danger is no product of Darkness. Or rather, only insomuch as wildfires are a product of Light: a natural consequence. That aspect of Darkness which revels in destruction, which encourages the easy entropy for the pursuit of power—it is nowhere to be found here. It may not even be truly part of Darkness… | This danger is no product of Darkness. Or rather, only insomuch as wildfires are a product of Light: a natural consequence. That aspect of Darkness which revels in destruction, which encourages the easy entropy for the pursuit of power—it is nowhere to be found here. It may not even be truly part of Darkness… | ||
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But for a moment, Osiris is at peace. | But for a moment, Osiris is at peace. | ||
