10-24-2015, 10:24 AM
Alright Kakashi, lets see what you think of this. Taking various things into consideration. Only changes in Instinct, the part of the move which is concerned here.
Quote:Bodypart Yogsothoth (Approval Link) (Approval Link Update) (1200) (Requires Remote Control Proficiency, Ranged Proficiency, Physical Strength, Malleability, Flight, Area Shield Proficency, Foresight) - Desco exists as two parts which are inherently one. There is her small, little demon girl body and the tentacled monstrosity that usually floats behind her, referred to as Yogsothoth. While always physically separate from Desco, Yogsothoth is as much a part of her body as her arms or legs. Hurting Yogsothoth is the same as damaging Desco's arm or any other part of her body. Yogsothoth can move independently from Desco, consciously or unconsciously, and his tentacles are Desco's main weapons opening up as mouths, the edges where the tentacles open where the light and dark purples on her body meet making them jagged and are also razor sharp. They can also be used as bludgeoning weapons, slapping enemies instead of biting. Desco does not normally exhibit elastic properties except for her tail, she just can't do it, but Yog's many tentacles do stretch far and wide to attack, up close or at a fair distance away, up to 20 feet. Desco typically uses only the top two tentacles for any attack. (Consider that to stretch out and increase in size they draw in mass from the rest of of Yog, to follow the restrictions of Malleability)
Levitate - Yogsothoth can be summoned or dismissed at will, taking a few seconds to materialize. Yog is summoned in some position immediately next to Desco. While he is directly behind Desco she can float above the ground with only slightly more effort than walking or running, though Desco is typically pretty slow. Yogsothoth can even be, and often is, summoned through unconscious instinct.
Instinct - Guided mostly through instinct, Yog watches through the many yellow eyes all over Desco's body, which Desco herself can't see through even to react to another's presence, and with that nearly 360 degree vision he can see most things coming and instinctively attempt to block. With Foresight, when Desco senses danger its not her that is sensing it but Yogsothoth who uses instinct to block. Without Foresight activating Yogsothoth is left purely to his sight and is less capable of blocking (Undetected stealth and invisible attacks will of course completely bypass Instinct without Foresight). When Yogsothoth blocks for Desco, consciously or by instinct, his skin hardens and Desco takes less damage as long as the block is successful. This will only completely block really weak attacks, it is a 'light' block normally incapable of stopping all damage while also not being very taxing for Desco to perform.