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A '''sterility leap''' is a [[sterility]] technique that entails channeling sterility | A '''sterility leap''' is a [[sterility]] technique that entails channeling sterility between oneself and a target, followed by a jump. In so doing, the practitioner creates an effect similar to time dilation whereby the space between them and the target is reduced to a minimum. This has the effect of rapidly propelling the user across a wide distance. | ||
Proficient users of this | Proficient users of this technique have demonstrated the ability to cross over 100km in a single jump. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:29, 16 September 2024
A sterility leap is a sterility technique that entails channeling sterility between oneself and a target, followed by a jump. In so doing, the practitioner creates an effect similar to time dilation whereby the space between them and the target is reduced to a minimum. This has the effect of rapidly propelling the user across a wide distance.
Proficient users of this technique have demonstrated the ability to cross over 100km in a single jump.