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He extended his control throughout his body, first adjusting his position in his chair, then, while pouring sweat, he lifted himself up and got to his feet. Just standing up straight and remaining upright was a challenge. Back when he first unlocked his clone ability, he remembered having to reacquaint himself with every muscle required for standing and balance, and those first few steps were like all the times he learned to walk as a baby. All that experience was invaluable. Soon enough, he was circling the room, tweaking the awkwardness out of his movements.

His movements slowed, and his water magic flickered like a candle at the end of its wick. Regardless, he powered through, and after several minutes of relentless combat, he delivered a critical blow, punching Viktor in the chin and sending his brain rattling around in his skull. He staggered back, using what little mental capacity he retained to stay upright, while Falco hobbled over, his strength fading. He and everyone else simply assumed his condition was due to fatigue.

What things do you not like about a specific tag?For me, "drifter_(warframe)" seems more like it's just an alt version of "operator_(warframe)" that effortlessly "ages up" the character while still making them small.Drifters are slightly taller than Warframes,Operators are half the height, maybe even less tall than them.I don't get why people make "Drifters" just a renamed Operator? I assume people use it to not get cancelled for lewding a child character,Personally I prefer Drifter on Drifter action... If shit like that even exists.