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Since people claimed it in a recent vs-thread I will make a CRT on this now.
The following is the quote relevant for the matter:
TL;DR The Pope uses a spell on Fiamma that is supposed to separate his soul from his flesh, but right after the spell is activated Fiamma just casually continues doing as he was and retaliates.
Now, this being resistance to soul manipulation isn't the question.
Immunity is the question or more specifically whether he would survive if his soul is erased. The argument is that because Fiamma could take action while his soul supposedly was separated from his flesh he should be unaffected by having his soul completely erased.
Personally I think this is wrong for the obvious reason that this feat indicates absolutely nothing on what happens if his soul is destroyed. It's basic soul stealing resistance.
My proposal is that we should specify on the profile, that Fiamma's soul resistance is against soul removal and soul sealing specifically.
Opinions?
The following is the quote relevant for the matter:
An explosion resounded through the structure. A restraining spell created a thirteen-sided object around Fiamma, not only restraining Fiamma's actions physically but also separating his flesh from his soul. He was trapped in a "woundless bind"; nothing more than a hollow existence. "After Judas' betrayal, he hung himself due to the immense guilt he felt. His feelings were the darkest, coldest, deepest, and most painful ever felt; no matter where he looked, he could see no sign of hope. Remember this is what you're going to experience forever." Fiamma could hear nothing, but the Pope's mouth was still moving. "From this moment forth, you shall be bound for forty years. Sample the 'loneliness created by oneself' that Judas experienced, and correct that immature soul of yours." Inside the thirteen-sided object, standing in stupor, Fiamma's lips give a slight twitch. The sign of final resistance he was making with all his strength. "Give up. I am the Pope of the Roman Catholic Church. The power I wield now is the Holy power of two billion followers passed down through two thousand years of history. It is not something that can be destroyed by just one person." In addition to this, the Basilica di San Pietro was the largest and highest stronghold of the old power. Combined with the power of the Vatican, these things could be said to be powerful spiritual items that could increase the Pope's strength. At that moment Fiamma's voice was heard, "Hmph." The Pope expression twisted into one of shock. This was not something someone who had been bound by such a spell should be capable of. Fiamma's voice adopted a light tone, "How pitiful... just two billion followers? Only two thousand years of history?" The world disappeared. The Pope barely managed to see the thing which appeared on Fiamma's right shoulder, alongside a bright light from his eyes, because the very next moment his vision was engulfed by empty whiteness and a violent storm destroyed his surroundings. Like an unstoppable tornado the storm exploded outwards, destroying one-third of St. Peter's Basilica from the inside-out. |
Now, this being resistance to soul manipulation isn't the question.
Immunity is the question or more specifically whether he would survive if his soul is erased. The argument is that because Fiamma could take action while his soul supposedly was separated from his flesh he should be unaffected by having his soul completely erased.
Personally I think this is wrong for the obvious reason that this feat indicates absolutely nothing on what happens if his soul is destroyed. It's basic soul stealing resistance.
My proposal is that we should specify on the profile, that Fiamma's soul resistance is against soul removal and soul sealing specifically.
Opinions?