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Soul Multiplicity

多重魂

Tajūkon

Soul Multiplicity

Description

MahitoMahitoSpecial Grade · Cursed SpiritA cursed spirit born from humanity's hatred and fear of each other. Mahito's Idle Transfiguration allows him to reshape souls through physical contact, and since the body follows t... merges multiple transfigured humans into composite bodies: one entity made from several souls welded together. The merged creations are larger, stronger, and more durable than individual transfigured humans, with extra limbs, increased mass, and amplified cursed energy from the combined souls.

The composites serve as expendable heavy infantry. They hit harder than normal transfigured humans and absorb more damage before falling apart. From Mahito'sMahitoSpecial Grade · Cursed SpiritA cursed spirit born from humanity's hatred and fear of each other. Mahito's Idle Transfiguration allows him to reshape souls through physical contact, and since the body follows t... perspective, they're just resource management, combining weak units into fewer, stronger units.

Usage in combat

MahitoMahitoSpecial Grade · Cursed SpiritA cursed spirit born from humanity's hatred and fear of each other. Mahito's Idle Transfiguration allows him to reshape souls through physical contact, and since the body follows t... deployed composites during Shibuya as shock troops against sorcerer response teams. Each merged body required serious effort from grade 1 sorcerers to bring down, eating up time and energy that could have been spent on higher-priority threats.

The composites also served as psychological warfare. They were visibly made from merged human victims, extra faces, too many arms, bodies fused at wrong angles. Fighting them meant fighting the evidence of what MahitoMahitoSpecial Grade · Cursed SpiritA cursed spirit born from humanity's hatred and fear of each other. Mahito's Idle Transfiguration allows him to reshape souls through physical contact, and since the body follows t... had done to people.

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