Wait What?'s ability removes the cause but the effect remains, as if you were to fast forward a video but still know what happened in that timeframe of 10 seconds while you take 1d2 + 1 turns in a row, during which you can use actions and move as normal.
During this period of erased time only the user remains fully conscious and is the only one who can re-adjust his actions. Other people will be unable to experience anything that happens and will continue to act as they would have. After the effect of the ability ends. Also the user is unable to attack while Wait What's "time erasure" is active.
After the time frame, people will suddenly find themselves in the aftermath of the situation they were supposed to be in as the action could already be completed.
ex. Joe asks Bob for a water bottle the bottle was suddenly in Joe's hand without Bob ever actually handing it to him.
In addition The User is also able to splatter his own blood onto an enemy's projection in anticipation of blinding them, as the blood is part of their body, the only thing they can interact with while the ability is active.
The User will also see a superimposed positions of a foe and visualize it as a ghostly red image of their foe's next move instead.
ex. Joe tried to punch Bob during the erased time, Bob saw Joes superimposed positions during his punch.
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