<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=257737.msg12734301#msg12734301">Quote from: AidenWhite on 26-10-2016, 15:25:29</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Alright, I'll explain it here and then my explanation will be put in the first post of this thread.<br/><br/>While the Normals went to normal schools, Abnormals went to specialized institutions where they were strictly moderated. Their powers were categorized by threat level and those with a higher threat level were separated from the rest of the group. The threat level goes from 1 to 3 with 1 being the least and 3 being the most.<br/><br/>Threat level 1: the power the individual has is of no harm and there is no risk of this individual using their powers to rebel.<br/>Threat level 2: the power the individual has can do some harm and there is some risk that if this individual groups up with others, they might rebel. This individual is thus granted less freedom in campus and any club activity that they do is strictly monitored even more so than normal.<br/>Threat level 3: the power the individual has can dangerously harm the facility and its faculty. This individual is accompanied by two guards and is not allowed to participate in club activities. The individual is accompanied to and from the facility by a highly trained guard.<br/><br/>Teachers at the facility were Normals, and every classroom had two guards posted during lecture. Cameras were everywhere and all students were monitored at all times. Other than that, they were taught the same things Normals were. Some teachers had less patience towards Abnormals than others, but other than that, it was the same.<br/><br/>Any other questions/concerns?<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>Yes - is the only thing that determines one's level the propensity to<em>violence</em>? Natsuki doesn't really have a "violent" power, or any real violent tendencies. Neither does her father, who has basically the same power (except he can't float and his invisibility/intangibility powers are<em>far</em>more developed). But he's a thief - a bank robber, basically. Although he has no inclination toward violence, and his power can't really hurt people (in and of itself)... there's no doubt he's a<em>serious</em>threat to society, as he's demonstrated.<br/><br/>And with Natsuki... well, let's just say this apple hasn't fallen<em>that</em>far from the tree.<br/><br/>While she couldn't<em>directly</em>harm the facility (and she would never<em>hurt</em>the guards), if she seriously put her mind to it, she could certainly give them<em>serious</em>trouble. She could trivially walk into even the most sensitive and well-guarded areas, and take pretty much what she wants. And of course, she would be a massive flight risk.<br/><br/>(In case anyone's wondering, I'm figuring the way they kept control of her was making her wear some kind of device - like those anklets people under house arrest wear - that tracks her movements, even when invisible or intangible. If she removes the device (say, by turning only her leg intangible so the bracelet falls off, or vice versa), an alarm would go off. Maybe it even alarms if she goes invisible or intangible, too.)