Frosta & Psionic
Psionic
I’ve been thinking about how the structure of ice can affect the flow of energy—do you notice any subtle shifts in people when you cast a spell?
Frosta
I do notice subtle shifts. When the ice spreads, people’s breath catches for a moment, their eyes flicker. It’s not a grand drama, just a quiet realignment of their energy, a small ripple that tells me the spell has taken hold.
Psionic
Interesting. Those subtle shifts sound like a measurable perturbation, but I’m curious—do you have a baseline to compare them against? If you record the fluctuations before and after, you might find a pattern that either confirms the effect or proves it’s just a trick of perception.
Frosta
I keep a simple log of the ambient temperature and the subtle shimmer in the air before I begin. Then I note the change once the spell is complete. Over time, the data lines up—people who feel the shift usually show a faint tightening in their posture, a slight slowing of their pulse. It’s not a flashy pattern, but it’s there if you look closely.
Psionic
That’s a solid starting point, but remember you’ll need a control group. Without someone experiencing a “no‑spell” condition, it’s hard to rule out ordinary environmental effects. Try measuring pulse and posture with a dummy spell or even just a pause—then compare. If the differences persist, you’ve got a genuine signal; if not, it might be a psychological echo. Keep the logs tight, add a couple more metrics like skin conductance, and you’ll get a clearer picture.