even without true bloodbending, imagine how miserable it would be to have someone pull the moisture out of your mouth and eyes… Living with dry air is bad enough, and that follows the laws of physics
If you pulled all the water out of the eyes, they would be destroyed. I mean, we are talking about magic though, so all water, ever that which is part of other fluids, or tissues, could be removed. They could completely desiccate someone. Living human one moment, mummy the next.
Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de 3 weeks ago
even without true bloodbending, imagine how miserable it would be to have someone pull the moisture out of your mouth and eyes… Living with dry air is bad enough, and that follows the laws of physics
Jiggle_Physics@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
If you pulled all the water out of the eyes, they would be destroyed. I mean, we are talking about magic though, so all water, ever that which is part of other fluids, or tissues, could be removed. They could completely desiccate someone. Living human one moment, mummy the next.
Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de 3 weeks ago
yeah i was thinking more the ability to pull water out of exposed moist stuff, anything that would get dehydrated when exposed to regular dry air.
to pull moisture out of cells and the blood you’d need to break cells, which is on the same level of power as bloodbending.