Might Fruit

Byond Key: Mike43

IC Name:Dr. Mike Geunthner

IC Age: 19

Race: Human

Transformation Number: None

What skills have you applied for and gotten?: Ripple and Gravity Tome

Skill Applying For: Might Fruit

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(Optional) Sample RP of you with the skill:

 Mike had been working on this project for a bit now. Going on almost 10 years. He'd known about the divine fruit through various texts he'd come across. It was something similar to the Philosopher's stone, another object of power.

 He'd been pouring his time and effort it into it more as a side project as he worked on training his control over Ripple and helping the people of Earth training with his Gravity magic. While he watched the others work on becoming stronger he had stagnated just a bit. But he did have to once again grow up through a second childhood thanks to the potion of youth, but that hadn't stopped him from training.

Though unlike training this project was a slower process. The seedling had been growing under controlled conditions. Utilizing his control over ripple and sunlight magic he'd been feeding it sunlight for the last ten years along with enhanced water using water magic, the surrounding area to the plant also being enriched with pure are. His magical talents seemed oddly perfect for horticulture as the planet took root and grew steadily. It didn't take it long to grow to the point were it budded a small fruit, though the really thing wouldn't be ready for ten years.

As the years had gone by he'd watched and tended to the plant. The fruit growing bigger over the time and before long the end of it's growth was slowly approaching. He didn't know how this fruit was going to effect him. It should make him stronger, so he hoped he'd be able to defend himself but in truth, he didn't really think it would make much of a difference. He was a but a healer living amongst monsters.

Looking at the fruit before returning to tending to it for the time being. Knowing soon it would be ready. He had to keep hope, this little fruit might be just enough to get him to be able to do more then just standing on the sidelines like he had been for the majority of his life.