Atticus asked Whisker a couple more questions in order to understand the concept properly.
Will Arts turned out to be more simple than he'd have thought. It was just as Whisker had claimed, it was simply imposing his will onto the world.
But instead of simply burning, as that was what his concept represented, he would have to will an action to life.
As with all abilities, Whisker had warned Atticus that it might take a while to get used to a technique. Practice made perfect, like he had said.
They started with a technique Whisker believed Atticus needed more than anything right now. Oath binding.
"The beauty of Will Arts is that you can achieve the same results as any with your own approach," Whisker explained.
"Though it might not look as good as some, it doesn't mean it's inferior. Close your eyes and think. Feel with your will. Think about what you want to do, and make it so with your will."
