text; @RuffRabbit

[bunnyblock]

[It's been about a month since this weird, glitchy-looking styled message has appeared on the network, but here he is again. But instead of a list of quiet, seemingly random questions, it's a pretty legible question.]

There are people here from different sorts of worlds, with different sorts of abilities, and experiences that border on the supernatural.

The longer I'm here, sometimes I find it hard to believe this is anything more than a strange dream, or something along those lines.

I understand science and machinery. I don't understand the supernatural, only in the sense of Videogames and Science Fiction.

If you have abilities or experiences that are different from this 'normal' I understand...

Tell me about it.

Your magic, your reality, supernatural creatures or abilities...

I'm interested in that.

Comments

[bunnyblock]

[Noiz takes a long moment to respond to Dorian, likely due to how he's carefully going over the mage's explanation to Science vs Magic. It's a lot to think about and logic out, so he's giving the others' careful explanation the thought it deserves before thoughtlessly responding.

Finally, a response will appear on the others' screen.]

A device like this, things like AllMates could be seen as Supernatural to anyone not used to technology. I think I'm starting to understand this point of view.

Always thought of magic as something that's pulled out of thin air, but the way you're describing it...

It's like a science itself, following different rules from what I know.

Should say thanks. This has been the most useful response I've gotten.

[tevinteraltus]

You're quite welcome, and if you ever need a unique perspective, you know how to contact me.

It is a science. Mages study their ability to access magic and its application just as intently as any architect the maths required to properly distribute a building's substantial weight.

On the topic, magic is not pulled out of thin air. It is pulled from a plane of existence beyond the physical. I realize it could be argued it does not exist, but I wager most of us here, in the Quarantine, would argue other worlds didn't exist, except we've recently been proven wrong, you see.