@Stern Algorithmhmmm. I will have to consider. It may have the opposite effect. Since spirits can't be read in the way you are suggesting she can't be. And they can't be physically harmed
No need to worry about it for now since it's way off into the potential future. Ultimately, Vedika's power was intended to be metaphysical, it has merely only manifested in a physical way for now. It is the 'terror' half of 'love and terror', where 'love' manifests physically as 'attractive force' and 'terror' manifests physically as 'repulsive force', which in physics is called Pauli's Exclusion Principle, simply stated, no two objects can occupy the same position at the same time. Entities cannot 'superimpose'. Individuals maintain sense of self and identity by defining and rejecting the non-self, the 'other'. In this sense, Vedika's concept of self cannot be violated, and it is this isolation and her comfort with this isolation that makes her so weird and sure of herself, that makes her lack a certain degree of empathy because empathy is love, empathy is putting yourself in someone else's head, to emotionally occupy a space that is already occupied.
Her attack takes advantage of the reaction a 'self' has when its sacred space is invaded by an 'other'. By attempting to superimpose her own aura on someone else through a punch, the victim's aura reacts with 'terror', that is, a body would rather destroy itself than occupy the same space as an 'other'. Occupying the same space as another object is terrifying because it embodies absolute 'love'. If love is an attractive force, like gravity, then absolute love is a black hole, where all matter occupies a singularity and becomes indistinguishable as individuals: loss of self, loss of identity, the fear of personal space invaded. It is this 'terror' that physically manifests as damage and destruction when Vedika punches.
Ironically, while Vedika's power embodies the physical manifestation of absolute 'terror', Ashleigh's power embodies the emotional manifestation of absolute 'love'.
@Caits