@Shar, Hey, not to be a nag or anything but that post is kinda short. Can you try to make all of your posts at least a paragraph, so as to give people a little more to go off of.

Sure, I was hurrying just now as my lesson was about to start.

@Shar, Hey, not to be a nag or anything but that post is kinda short. Can you try to make all of your posts at least a paragraph, so as to give people a little more to go off of.

Sure, I was hurrying just now as my lesson was about to start.

Okay, if you were in a rush then it was fine, just want to be sure it wouldn't be a habit. Also, what lesson are you taking, if you don't mind me asking?

@Shar, Hey, not to be a nag or anything but that post is kinda short. Can you try to make all of your posts at least a paragraph, so as to give people a little more to go off of.

Sure, I was hurrying just now as my lesson was about to start.

Okay, if you were in a rush then it was fine, just want to be sure it wouldn't be a habit. Also, what lesson are you taking, if you don't mind me asking?

Nah, it was just an extra Saturday English lesson that everyone had to take regardless of grades. Btw I edited the post, so it should be quite okay now.

Man Li Chak Nor Liem Ni Sun Chan Jak Yi Jat Li @Shar, yes. Free roam means do whatever you want D:

Because of his intricate knowledge of the Accelerator's skills, Amata can bypass Accelerator's Redirection. Amata can hit Accelerator by pulling back his attack right before it is redirected by Accelerator's AIM field, because it simply changes the direction of the vector towards its opposite, as such anything that is coming towards Accelerator will be redirected back in the opposite direction. With this method, Amata can use his "Counter" to retract his fist the moment before it makes contact with Accelerator's AIM field, so the Redirection instead pulls it towards Accelerator. ^ This is what I meant. Basically the shield redirects vectors the opposite direction. So basically if you pull back when the Vector attempts to redirect then it will pull your fist towards the user of the Vector Field instead of push away.

That flaw doesn't exist in Nathanial's shield, because instead of reversing the direction of the object, Nathanial's shield stops them in place. It would be kinda awkward if someone tossed something at him for him to catch, and he accidentally threw it back at their face. This of course means that you could throw a spell grenade at him and it would stick to him, but it would have to be a spell that effects his mind and not just an explosion.