Would This Scaling Be Valid?

[AstraphelNoctis4]

Let's say an ability increases a person's strength by consuming their life force and soul energy. The amount of amplification depends on how much life force and soul energy the target has (additive increase)

The weakest person the ability was used on went from High 6-C to Low 2-C. The user, whose life force and soul energy are far greater, used it on herself and increased from an unknown level to an unknown degree (implied to be stronger than the first person, so Low 2-C at minimum). She then transferred that accumulated power to a character who was already Low 2-C, boosting him to the point where he became comparable to a 1-C (6D) character.

So, would it be reasonable to say that a character who's already 1-C (6D) could reach 1-C (7D) with the same ability, assuming they have comparable or greater life force and soul energy than the user?

 

[AyOgUyS]

So, would it be reasonable to say that a character who's already 1-C (6D) could reach 1-C (7D) with the same ability, assuming they have comparable or greater life force and soul energy than the user?

Probably? I'd be fine with like "6D, potentially/possibly/likely 7D with [insert ability name]"

 

[Azertyhuuh]

The difference between Low 2-C and 1-C is not the same as the difference between 1-C (6D) and 1-C (7D), as you know. There is no evidence that increasing the quantity in the same way would raise the level to 7D. It could simply make the character much stronger within the 6D level, but there is no evidence that the amount of power gained would be enough to reach 7D, since, as you know, the quantitative gap between dimensions is not the same.