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I think I should at least validate seprent's post about someone being in the bunker going after the flag, if that's alright with you.
But I'm about to get the flag...

Besides, isn't this a perfect illustration of why these kids are at this school in the first place? Throw a bunch of teenagers who barely know each other into a competitive sport and they're going to do the exact same thing our characters did: whatever the hell they want. They're not going to work in perfect synchronicity right off the bat. Something like that has to be learned and practiced just like their powers.
My main reason for "this fixation" is that it's impossible to breath if the air just passes through your body. She could probably bring the air already in her lungs with her (otherwise she'd lose the water in her body as well and die the first time she used the power), but converting more whilst intangible would likely be impossible.
Is that post meant for Paige, serpent? I just want towns sure because I I haven't actually had her enter the bunker yet. I want to be sure I'm not missing something someone else wrote and writing a reply for an event that didn't happen to her.
When you started saying that it would be a shadow dimension, my first thought was "what happens if she walks into a shadow wall?", though if she's intangible to things in that dimension too then that pretty well solves it. I'm guessing that it would be easier for her to create/maintain friction on a "solid" surface than it would be to do it in the air? (hence why she can still "walk" but not fly yet).

Would there be other people/creatures that she could interact with in this shadow dimension? Ones that don't exist in the normal one?
David, on the grounds of not being a complete idiot, opted to forego his previously intended charge in light of the new maneuver and instead just stopped and let a half-smile (more of a smirk really) play across his lips. "Not bad. Keeping your opponent at a distance. A good tactic considering the lack of reach in my weapon. Care to see how it fares in a longer exchange?"
Ahven dropped lower on the demon's armor as it rushed toward the building, latching on again once he was out of the way of the pieces of building that would be scraping along the top of the beast. He ignored the shards of class that rained on and around him, none of them were large or sharp enough to penetrate his hooded armor, and simply remained where he was until the demon made its next move.
Arty dove forward and to the left as the turret began to turn toward him, hitting the ground rolling and coming up next to it as his sword sliced cleanly through the metal, ending its tirade before it ever truly began. That was the trouble with stationary attacks, more often than not your opponent wasn't. It was then that he felt a presence disappear from the melee in front of him and reappear off to his right. All those neurons firing on full had the lizard man lit up like a Christmas tree in Arty's sixth sense, shrubbery or no shrubbery, and that meant there was little he could do to hide himself. Apparently he didn't know that though, and remained crouched behind a particularly dense bush with one arm outstretched toward Arty himself. Probably a weapon of some kind, and ultimately irrelevant.

Without giving so much as a glance toward the lizard, Arty opened his left hand and let loose the energy that had been building there, sending it streaking in a high arc through the trees and down toward the lizard's face. After all, when you have an attack as fast as lightning, why not aim for where it'll do the most damage?
She actually subconsciously moves her atoms, so technically she can fly. She also can't breath while phasing and so can only remain phased for as long as she can hold her breath.
Another related question: Would this character also be able to fly? If not, they'd either fall through the floor (if still affected by gravity) or be unable to move (if unaffected by gravity). Another concern is how they breath, since they'd be out of phase with the air that was just filling their lungs (unless they could also phase that, but then there would be the problem of getting more).

I'm not trying to shoot anything down here, just presenting potential avenues of limitation for the power.
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