Player: Joysweeper Character: Julien Reason for Echo: Alien broadcast Type and tier: Tier 1, umm... either physical change or ability. What is returned: Bird sleeping patterns. In short he becomes a very light sleeper, but also one who can get to sleep very easily and can do it sitting up or standing and leaning on something. He still sleeps deeply sometimes, generally in the dark in enclosed safe spaces, but otherwise wakes quickly and completely at minor provocation.
Reason for Echo: Playing with and closely inspecting Gabriel's ears. They're pointy, but still more like human ears than anything else. Birds don't have ears like that. Yuuya had a lot to do with humans and was used to them, but he didn't grow up sharing a house with any and they were probably strange when he was little. Also, human ears are like wattles or something. Type and tier: Tier 1 What is returned: Some fascination with human-type ears, finding them weird and interesting and kind of funny. It'll fade back with time and exposure to lots of ears, but they'll never quite seem the same.
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Character: Julien
Reason for Echo: Alien broadcast
Type and tier: Tier 1, umm... either physical change or ability.
What is returned: Bird sleeping patterns. In short he becomes a very light sleeper, but also one who can get to sleep very easily and can do it sitting up or standing and leaning on something. He still sleeps deeply sometimes, generally in the dark in enclosed safe spaces, but otherwise wakes quickly and completely at minor provocation.
Reason for Echo: Playing with and closely inspecting Gabriel's ears. They're pointy, but still more like human ears than anything else. Birds don't have ears like that.
Yuuya had a lot to do with humans and was used to them, but he didn't grow up sharing a house with any and they were probably strange when he was little. Also, human ears are like wattles or something.
Type and tier: Tier 1
What is returned: Some fascination with human-type ears, finding them weird and interesting and kind of funny. It'll fade back with time and exposure to lots of ears, but they'll never quite seem the same.