Move Approval V

[Omni]

Ablative Succor - [Tier 2 Utility Super Move] (Requires Ranged Attack Proficiency, Homing Proficiency, Advanced Enhanced Senses, Healing, Buff Proficiency)

Tearen closes his eyes and focuses the wellspring of cosmic power within him for twelve seconds, searching for one person nearby who is within reach of his Enhanced Senses. Tearen breathes outwards, causing materials from the environment around the target to glow a pale green, vibrating away from their normal position and dissolve into a pale, shimmering mist.

The target inhales this mist, and is imbued with a thin envelope of protection around them that glimmers faintly. This envelope grants 6 temporary HP to the target, and can even be cast on someone at full health. This move does not reconstruct nor actually heal any existing injuries, but acts as a buffer against damage until it is depleted or the fight ends.

This is a shield, not healing, and thus should utilise Area Shield as the Proficiency.

Instant Augment (600)
Req; None
This Augment eliminates the Manifest (charge) time of other spells. Instead, it doubles this time and inflicts it as a Universal Cooldown. On top of the the spell's own fatigue cost, Instant Augment adds minor fatigue as well.

This is called Multi-cast (similar to Duel Casting) and must be chosen and completed simultaneously. For each spell in the Multicast, add the Charge and Fatigue costs. The Charge time is then multiplied by the number of spells in the Multi-cast plus 2.

This Augment does not require a free hand or concentration, but it comes at the cost. A large Multi-cast can leave Stein unable to produce any new move for minutes. The fatigue cost of each spell is still inflicted as well.

Some spells are incompatible with Instant Augment, such as those without a Charge Up timer. Any spells with a variable charge up timer are automatically used at their highest charge. Spells which create Constructs have those constructs appear in the appropriate Maintain slot on the body.

Notes on mechanics:
[Spoiler]
At first glance this move seems OP as fuck, and yes, it can be potentially powerful with strategy - as can any move. However, its more powerful aspect is Multicast, which bypasses the set standard and concentration. Downside is the cost is increased quadrilateral instead of doubled. An example follows;

2 Comet Shields (5 seconds each)
Back Construct (10 seconds)
Chest Construct (5 seconds)
Nondescript variable charge up (12 seconds at max charge)

Total Multicast: 37 seconds, 5 spells.
37*(5+1)= 222 seconds, or 4 minutes and 19 seconds without any moves.

This is a greater cost than simply adding double of each individual move's charge up time, which would only be 74 seconds. This has a very steep diminishing returns, and this is just time-related, Fatigue is also an issue, even if it isn't multiplied.

Smaller scale, just 2 palm shields would yield a UC of 12 seconds, either way.
[/spoiler]

Cost Breakdown:
300 - Instant
300 - Multicast.

This needs to specifically be a part of the moves as a 600-OM augment. Otherwise, it's just a 600-OM augment to all of your moves by paying 600 OM only once.