Dimensional Descent

Leonel tossed a piece of ore to the side, feeling a hint frustrated.

It was all completely contradictory. How could you change the molecular structure of an object, and yet have it work in the same exact way? It didn't even make sense.

Oftentimes, when things took certain shapes, it was because it was the most optimal. Pulling it out of said shape would destabilize it or weaken it. It made otherwise strong materials brittle.

When Force was taken into account, the matter was even worse than just that. That was because one wrong move and an otherwise inner metal could, quite literally, blow up in your face, taking a hand and a layer of your skull with it.

Leonel realized that there was something that he was missing, but he couldn't find what it was immediately. All the explanations in the world couldn't substitute a certain feel a Crafter had to have for his Craft, and he wasn't quite getting it.

He felt that a portion of the reason was actually his education on Earth. His understanding of chemical bones, atoms and the like were built and shaped on Earth. Even when he learned about Force later, he just kind of retrofitted it into the things he already knew and understood.

Now, it was hard to unsee it. It was like an optical illusion casting a shadow over his mind, and it was also a feeling that he was completely... unused to.

With his Ability Index, he had perfect control of his mind. Something like casting a thought away or shifting his perspective was easy.

For others, saying "think outside the box" was easier said that done, but Leonel could, quite literally, do it.

Except in this case for some reason.

Every time he tried to cast away his foundational knowledge about atoms and their interactions with one another, he would begin tinkering with the Ores and he would end up deducing it again.

using a Forgetful Orb and reaffirming

theory and the atom was correct. There was nothing else to deduce to because the foundation was

these

expected to change the chemical structure of

that water simply does not. Even if they share the same molecule, they don't have the same structure. Carbon is the

that simple? Was that

be part of it...

the actual Force Art. It was

Art into an ore's chemical structure was like completely rewiring a house to fit a flowery picture instead of what was practical. None

a million different languages. Each of these languages was good at something different and there didn't seem to be any one that was

was then that Leonel's first

of Force Arts were just too rigid. He was using the Morales Force Arts much like he

of the Force Art, he had always been able to take a casual glance at it and

translate whatever words came out with

Art language at all? In fact, he bet his father didn't use the Morales Force Art language either, at least not as it

of his slow progress in this world was because he was restricted to an Incomplete World's Force Art Language. Or, more accurately, he had

change his Force Art language depending