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<blockquote data-quote="Moon_Goddess" data-source="post: 3688586" data-attributes="member: 33">Tendril's species spreads by launching it's seeds into deep space where they lay dorment until warmed by the heat of a star.&nbsp;&nbsp; Then using jets of gas to aim itself it hones in on life signs merging with life already found on a planet to better adapt to it's new home's enviroment.&nbsp;&nbsp; No higher purpose or power picked Kelly for this life, just random chance.&nbsp; The drive to use these powers comes from her.&nbsp; (I think I screwed up,&nbsp;&nbsp; a couple hundred tons?&nbsp; I just envisioned her being able to pick up a car, not the local shopping mall.)&nbsp;&nbsp; The alien nature of Tendril's vines is a dense network of fiberous tissue simular to carbon nanotubes, making them very light and very strong.&nbsp;&nbsp; An electrical charge system causes the tissues to flex, stretch or recoil with incredable speed.(Yes, Tendril's vines lash out and deflect incoming attacks, is there a different way I should model this?)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Moon_Goddess, post: 3688586, member: 33"] Tendril's species spreads by launching it's seeds into deep space where they lay dorment until warmed by the heat of a star. Then using jets of gas to aim itself it hones in on life signs merging with life already found on a planet to better adapt to it's new home's enviroment. No higher purpose or power picked Kelly for this life, just random chance. The drive to use these powers comes from her. (I think I screwed up, a couple hundred tons? I just envisioned her being able to pick up a car, not the local shopping mall.) The alien nature of Tendril's vines is a dense network of fiberous tissue simular to carbon nanotubes, making them very light and very strong. An electrical charge system causes the tissues to flex, stretch or recoil with incredable speed. (Yes, Tendril's vines lash out and deflect incoming attacks, is there a different way I should model this?) [/QUOTE]

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