Abby’s Domain, at first, overlooked a vast ocean at a perpetual sunset. It was pretty, but pretty unuseful. The ocean was still there, but it now followed a standard day/night cycle again. Oh, and there were now waterfalls and floating structures above the sea, and paths of earth and stone through the skies. An elaborate maze of earth and water reached high into the air.

It’s an impressive rework of the space, weird and fragmented, the pieces of the land defying gravity, but the gravity around them is normal.

A. Parkour

Abby runs up the side of floating spires and the underside of looping earth, not fast enough to defy gravity but she’s definitely working on making her way ‘up’ as quick she can. But under the restriction of her own powers. When she reaches the top of one earthen spire she runs, jumps, and shifts her gravity to aim for the next tower to reach.

Sometimes she makes it, her fingers brushing the new surface and she ‘falls’ face first into the side of the mountain with all the grace of someone who is still learning how to fall safely.

Sometimes she doesn’t get close enough to catch, and her body plummets to the water below. Occasionally she can catch herself on a lower land mass, rolling to a stop along the side.

Or she crashes into the waters below. Dragging herself out of the water by her house.

All result she looks annoyed.

B. Magic

Abby’s positioned herself on top of one of the floating stones. She’s sitting as if giant floating stones are normal and okay perches for her to be on. With a slingshot in her hand. The floating landmass in front of her is covered in targets, red and white circles spread across it’s mass.

Abby is casually firing marbles at them. Her aim with it is… fair, for a beginner. She hits about a third of what she’s aiming for. The problem is when the spells she’s casting pop. At this range she’s having trouble timing them right at impact. The spells don’t ‘pop’ due to the impact, it might look like it to those that aren’t her. But she holds the spell and releases the trapped power by letting.

Naturally if she releases too early, the ice or wind may touch the target, but it’s not what she wanted. And too late the marble has already bounced away and the spell isn’t hitting either. Adding in that complication her one in three quickly drops to a one in ten.

And as she gets more frustrated, her stats are getting worse.