Futago's Cursed Technique -
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Cursed Technique: Chiral Manipulation
Core Concept
Chirality in chemistry describes molecules that are non-superimposable mirror images (left-handed vs right-handed). This technique applies that principle to cursed energy, motion, and cause–effect, allowing the user to create "mirror-handed" versions of actions and phenomena.
The world treats both as identical—until interaction occurs.
Base Application: Enantiomorphic Mirror
The user can recognize any object, or attack as Left-Handed (L) or Right-Handed (R). When an L and R version of the same phenomenon interact, they are neutralized. Sorcerers instinctively generate cursed energy with a "handedness," though they are unaware of it.
-----After recognizing a phenomenon or object as L or R, the protagonist can mirror said phenomena and mimic that phenomena
-----Creating the copy takes 80% of the cursed energy needed for the original attack to be made
-----The protagonist can 'memorize' the phenomena he has mirrored for 2 weeks. The protagonist can only have one phenomena 'memorized' at a time.
Binding Vow: [The protagonist will probably make a binding vow to work around these flaws.]
Example: if he mirrored red, he would be able to continue creating mirror attacks of red for 2 weeks, before he would need to see that attack again and refresh his 'memory'.
Example: If he mirrored the 24FPS movement part of projection sorcery, he would not have the ability to freeze people who touched him. He would only mimic the part of himself moving in 24FPS.
If he specifically mirrored the frame-freezing part of projection sorcery, then he would be capable of freezing people in frames.
Mirroring Cursed tools takes immense cursed energy
-----Binding Vow: [The protagonist will probably make a binding vow to make the cursed tool mirroring easier]
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Maximum Technique
Still thinking of something, I am thinking of an offensive ability. Probably something based on thalidomide
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