Y'all so wrong with Shiro's power set, however it's completely understandable. I just wanted to synchronize their skills.
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If Sora's skills are mostly offensive, then Shiro's are strictly for support.
Like her brother, she also has 3 'skills', 1 'ultimate ', and 1 'basic support buff'
She's the ultimate support anyone could ask for, as her 'basic support buff' consists of only a single buff, a bit underwhelming compared to her brother's 'basic attack '.
But don't let it fool you, because her basic support is [Amplification]; literally, that's it.
No upper limit, no duration and it doesn't just amplify a single stats but everything.
Imagine the sheer ridiculousness of that?
Even hacking isn't as good as this.
Still, it isn't without its flaws.
First, the issue of imaginary energy: it isn't infinite nor limitless.
Second, the person she buffed must be able to handle the strain of her amplification.
Or else they would simply explode and die.
But aside from that, there are no other issues.
It's the best of the best you can get.
However, it doesn't simply stop there; her skills are directly synchronized with her 'basic support buff '.
Her first skill is called [ Perfect Adaptor]; this skill allows perfect synchronization with the amount of buff toward the person she cast her buff on.
There would be no accidental explosion on her part, which means this skill would directly adapt according to the person's upper limit.
Now, if her first skill was for perfect adaptation, then her second skill is [ Limit Break ]; like its name, the usage is simple.
For a period of time, the person she used this skill on, preferably her brother, would directly break through to his current upper limit, extending a new high that is simply impossible for the present.
But the disadvantage is also obvious: [ Limit Break ] is risky; even with using her first skill [ Perfect Adaptor ], the body that was being forcefully strengthened without proper progress is bound to be destroyed.
But that's only relative to other people, because if she uses it with her brother, there won't be any side effects at all.
That's because of their shared skill, which is [ Blank ]. It's not only a perfect synchronization of energy between them, but also in overall potential and upper limit.
This makes them essentially a single entity.
What Shiro could use, Sora could also use.
That's right, Sora could stack the already existing buffs that Shiro already gave him using his own version of Shiro's skill.
If that wasn't already perverted enough, then you should see her ultimate skill.
[ Infinity Mode] is a direct DLC for her brother's [ Proof of Victory]; let's say somehow the opponent managed to beat every enemy they ever defeated or killed.
Well, perhaps another round, only this time it's infinite; no matter how many times they die, they will revive and come back with perfect health.
An impossible challenge to beat.
No weakness at all.
Whoever their opponent is, they would despair.
It's a perverted mechanic that victory is guaranteed to be Impossible, if you try beating it normally, at least.
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Sora was grinning ear to ear; with the powerset that he has, he was a hacker of a hacker.
Cheater of a cheater.
No one can beat them in a direct fight within their level; that's an inevitable outcome.
So far, he only used some weak skills from the countless characters he owned, which are [ Fireball ], [ Flight ] and [ Magic Missile ].
Very basic skills, the lowest tier of power from many games, but to him, who thought that he needed to be 30 to become a wizard.
He became one before his thirties!
Everyone thought of becoming a wizard, or at very least wanting to cast spells in reality.
That was almost anyone's dream back when they were still a child.
To be able to cast fireballs, become an adventurer and stuff.
Although what he's doing isn't exactly true spellcasting since he isn't using 'mana' as a source, but rather imaginary energy, which was a superior version of mana in every way possible.
Since having mana doesn't automatically make you cast spells or a wizard, it's only the entry point.
You still have to learn to cast them. Imaginary energy, however, directly gives you power because it's already within you.
But in terms of versatility mana is superior, but it also has many risks, plus the enormous amount of time studying.
Meanwhile, for imaginary energy, a pathstrider may be limited to their respective path and concepts.
But that doesn't mean it's lesser, just limited.
It's also easier to advance since it has to do with individual understanding rather than pointlessly learning from others that might not be compatible with them.
Sora was playing with his newfound abilities while sitting in front of the massive PC screen.
Suddenly, someone sent a message to their private account email.
Normally, Sora wouldn't have bothered to open it since it was probably just a pointless advertisement or an announcement from the app.
But he's in a great mood today, so he decided to check it and saw that it was a challenge.
It stated that they had heard about their undefeated record and wanted to see if it's true, and if they wanted to challenge them in a game of chess.
That immediately got his interest. Shiro, who was now sitting at her brother's lap, stared at the message of challenge from the anonymous messenger.
"Heh, now that's interesting." The siblings never reject any game challenge; that's how they managed to accumulate their current reputation by being undefeated despite the countless challenges.
They have encountered cheaters, hackers and even administrators who use their privileges just to beat them; however, none succeeded.
And this would be no different from that.
Especially when the two of them have an 'upgrade '; although the path energy doesn't directly increase their intellect, it does make them see things in perfect clarity.
The sleepiness that they felt before becoming emanators was gone; they are essential at their top condition.
So without hesitation, they accepted the challenge.
Shiro decided to play first while Sora watched to see if this challenger was worthy of [ Blank ] going all out.
From the very first move, they immediately realized that the challenger was at very least a grandmaster level, and it was further confirmed after a few moves or so.
Yet Shiro remained unfazed; like a perfect machine, she would immediately make her move without a slight hesitation because inside her mind she already saw thousands of outcomes and picked the best.
The game continued for a few minutes, and Shiro seemed to be dominating the match; however, Sora frowned.
His intuition was telling him that the match was going way too smoothly, and it didn't take long for him to realize that from the beginning his sister was being played with and she remained unaware.
Or at least that was the case until she realized that something was wrong; according to her mental calculation, the game shouldn't have turned out like this.
Finally she began to see the pattern, she was trapped, she felt like being played like a fiddle.
Her fingers trembled, then she looked at her brother with a pitiful expression. "B-brother…"
Shiro had never experienced this kind of suppression even from her brother; this wasn't just a difference in skill, but also a dimensional difference in deep psychological warfare; it's simply not just being better at strategy.
But also completely predicting her behavior patterns; they acted like they were within her calculations and predictions, showing what she desires but also making 'unnecessary' moves that felt like a bad decision, but ultimately they were the blade that would eventually kill her.
Sora pressed his hand into his sister's finger, a rather intimate act, but this was just normal for them and replied, "Don't worry, I'm here, little sister; we're not going to lose. After all, if we did, then wouldn't it be a disgrace to the shared strength of us [ Blank ] to lose to an unknown nobody?"
And so, with their combined strength, they managed to beat this godly challenger, and midway they even thought that this wasn't a person at all but an extremely powerful A.I.
But Sora knew that it wasn't the case, because there was no way a bot was better than his sister; that was simply unimaginable.
Plus, they actually struggled. He wouldn't even be surprised if this challenger turned out to be an alien with extremely advanced technology because they are simply so good that it needed both of them to beat
It took hours to beat them, which was actually less time in the original, but they were mentally spent.
It was possibly the most intense matchup they had so far with another person. Even with Alexander, it wasn't as hard as this.
Sora slumped in the gaming chair, and Shiro acted like she was drained of battery.
Then, without warning, a boy's laughter echoed through the room.
"Hahahahahaha! You actually managed to beat me! What a waste of talent! You two are simply born in the wrong world! But let me change that!" A pair of hands appeared outside the screen, and a strange gem-like object the size of a ball appeared in the middle of those hands, floating.
"I, Tet, God of Games, invite you to my world! The Disboard!"
Both Sora and Shiro tried to use their power to interfere with what was about to happen, but it was ineffective because the conceptual power of the Star Grail was many steps above theirs; its omnipotent power dragged them into the world of games.
They didn't have any chance of resisting at all.
And so their starting point begins with being kidnapped into another world.
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A/N: Unlike what happened in the source, they didn't need Tet's help in landing, and the God of Games is very clear about their powers, but he doesn't care, as it remained true that they managed to beat him using only their intellect; you can't fake that. Their wisdom is their own.
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