Kuroko Shirai - Teleport Test

Teleports 120 kg of sand 78 meters away within 54 cm of her target while distracted. She also claims that she can be accurate within millimeters at less than 50 meters.

> Shirai’s ability was called "Teleport". Basically, she could teleport anything she touched (including herself) by ignoring the three dimensions, and send it far away. However, she could only teleport things that she could touch.

> The level of "teleportation" was dependent on three factors: the "size of the object", the "distance", and the "accuracy". One of the methods of testing was similar to a shot put contest, but this test required both distance and accuracy.

> In Tokiwadai Middle School, Shirai was the only teleporter. The girls standing beside her were different, as they had "firing"-type powers.

> *Pow*, something landed in a far corner of Shirai’s vision.

> It was the bag that she had teleported away using her ability. It was filled with sand, weighing 120 kg.

> A short while later, words of light appeared beside Shirai’s feet.

> “Record: 78 m, 23 cm. Error from designated distance: 54 cm. Final score: ‘5’.”

> After seeing these words, the girl sighed, and slowly shook her head, her twin pigtails swinging left and right.

> “Haiz… The score’s really terrible… so bad that I can’t even express it in Japanese. I’m extremely weak at shifting big and heavy stuff far away. If it’s within 50 m, the margin of error would be within millimeters.”

> The limits of Shirai’s ability were "81.5 meters of distance, and a mass of 130.7 kg". However, the distance was completely unrelated to size; she couldn’t shift the item further just because it was smaller. Also, once she nearly reached her limit, no matter how light the object was, her accuracy would decrease.

> Not only that, but the strength of her powers depended on her emotions as well. The conditions for the test just now required her to use the limit of her powers, and since the weather was so hot, her accuracy would drop by a lot.

-*A Certain Magical Index* Volume 8, Prologue, Page 3