Editing Rely on her knowledge of numbers
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|Success summary = The description varies with {{IL|Experimental Object}}. | |Success summary = The description varies with {{IL|Experimental Object}}. | ||
{{Variant table|Condition = Experimental Object|Effect = Description | {{Variant table|Condition = Experimental Object|Effect = Description | ||
| − | |Value 1010 = | + | |Value 1010 = 1010 - 1020 |
|Effect 1010 = Cora laughs with delight as she reads over your notes. "But don't you see —?" You do not. She simplifies, tries again. After the third try you are on the same page. | |Effect 1010 = Cora laughs with delight as she reads over your notes. "But don't you see —?" You do not. She simplifies, tries again. After the third try you are on the same page. | ||
| − | |Value 1030 = | + | |Value 1030 = 1030 |
|Effect 1030 = Cora takes your notes, smiles, and disappears through a mirror. She appears hours later, having made significant advancements. "Sorry," she says, "But this sort of thing is just much easier over there." | |Effect 1030 = Cora takes your notes, smiles, and disappears through a mirror. She appears hours later, having made significant advancements. "Sorry," she says, "But this sort of thing is just much easier over there." | ||
| − | |Value 1040 = | + | |Value 1040 = 1040 |
|Effect 1040 = […] She gathers up lists of impossibilities and eliminates them, narrowing down her options to the merely possible. From there she calculates probabilities with a fierce meticulousness. […] her job, she says, is to get you thinking in the right space. | |Effect 1040 = […] She gathers up lists of impossibilities and eliminates them, narrowing down her options to the merely possible. From there she calculates probabilities with a fierce meticulousness. […] her job, she says, is to get you thinking in the right space. | ||
| − | |Value 1050 = | + | |Value 1050 = 1050 |
|Effect 1050 = […] "Some of the patterns, you can read as numbers. Pairs of primes, always together, until here." | |Effect 1050 = […] "Some of the patterns, you can read as numbers. Pairs of primes, always together, until here." | ||
