About: dbkwik:resource/W5C1kqIJxQoAGMgftigbpA==

Property	Value
rdf:type
rdfs:label	Event Rearrangement
rdfs:comment	The user is able to delay or make events come sooner. Here is how it works. When making events come sooner, the user practically moves the desired event that has yet to happen back in time. The moved event and all that follows will be "on top" of the events that are happening now and the events before the moved event happens. Both the moved and other event actually happen at the point in the timeline, so they are both remembered, but the events before the moved event will be "skipped", and though they still happen, they are not observed and visibly happen (though there are still recordings, footage and memories of those events) in favored to the events that have been made to come sooner. Time is also cut short when the event is moved.
dcterms:subject	Cosmic-Based Powers Non-Fighting Power Rare power Powers Supernatural Powers Fighting Power Temporal Powers
Row 1 info	delay events or make events come sooner
Row 1 title	Power/Ability to:
Box Title	Event Rearrangement
Caption	Creasion
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abstract	The user is able to delay or make events come sooner. Here is how it works. When making events come sooner, the user practically moves the desired event that has yet to happen back in time. The moved event and all that follows will be "on top" of the events that are happening now and the events before the moved event happens. Both the moved and other event actually happen at the point in the timeline, so they are both remembered, but the events before the moved event will be "skipped", and though they still happen, they are not observed and visibly happen (though there are still recordings, footage and memories of those events) in favored to the events that have been made to come sooner. Time is also cut short when the event is moved. For delaying events, the user can moved a desired event and following events ahead to a later point in time, creating a "gap" between the events before and the events moved ahead, where newer occurrences and events happen in between. By the time the delayed event finally comes, things will change back from where the events before left off, but everything that happened before in the "gap" will have happened, be remembered and still hold true by the time the delayed event happens. So more things will happen than if the event is not delayed and moved. The user may or may not age in the "gap" space of events.