String Free enables the user to unravel their body into string, typically beginning with their hands, and freely manipulate it. The string produced allows the user to slice flesh and stronger materials if enough force is applied.
On the other hand, the string is not particularly strong and may snap under enough strain, although the user can create a stronger rope out of several strings. The string can contract and expand like muscles, allowing the user to control the grip a string has.
You may unravel around 70% of your body harmlessly, as well as quickly rewind. It notably allows you to be supernaturally flexible and be able to hide in cramped spaces like someone's mouth. At harm to yourself, you may also cut your string for a further variety of applications. String Free's maximum range, unraveled to 70%, is about 24 meters, as long as the string's length.
Some examples of the versatility of this ability includes:
1. Eavesdrop on distant conversations in the form of sound vibrations through the string by the same principles behind the tin can telephone but also converse through them.
2. Slice people with the sharpness of the strings.
3. Pickpocket small objects.
4. Weave a tight net instantly strong enough to stop bullets to protect yourself.
5. Create a large net to capture enemies.
6. Tie people up for various uses, mainly pulling them in range or choking them.-
7. Stitch wounds.
8. Deploy a "string barrier" to detect movements over a large area.
9. Create complex patterns to the point where Stone Free can make a portrait.
10. Swing from place to place.
11. Pick a car lock to start the engine without the key.
12. Create a net strong enough to run on.
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