Greetings, Anon!
Hi, Im a recent move to the country, and Im unsure if I need to register locally or if papers from my previous residence are fine, but I suppose I ought to cover my bases? I have these eyespots all over me that I can use to see out of any eye symbol Ive drawn, as long as I remember where it is. The spots correspond to the symbols in number and size, and fade if Ive forgotten their respective symbol. I can only pay attention to one view at a time, and the symbol size limits my field of view.
Thank you for registering your quirk. It has been updated in the system:
Quirk: Remote Eyes - This user can look out through any image of an eye that they have drawn. Type: Emitter Range: Target-Based
It is very important to register your quirk after moving to a new location, so we appreciate your diligence. Does it matter what the symbols you draw look like so long as they resemble eyes? Must they appear realistic or will an abstract design fulfill the requirements? If I am understanding correctly, then once you draw the symbol, it will appear on your body and become available for use. Is there any reason why a symbol will appear on your body where it does or is it purely random? Will separate eyes work if they are identical, or must each pair be unique? Can you use multiple mediums in order to draw the eyes? Assuming the eye is drawn straight forward, what will be your maximum field of vision? Could you alter your potential view by angling the pupil in the drawing? How do you activate your quirk, and what occurs with your natural vision while viewing from one of your symbols? Is it possible to remove the symbol beyond forgetting about it, and can they be placed on anything, for example stone, tree bark, or a living creature?
Perhaps you would find aid from Tentacole. His ability to form eyes using his dupli-arms may provide a similar affect to the symbolic eyes you are capable to viewing out of. If necessary, you may find it worth your time to create a log book in order to record the location and appearance of the symbols you draw. This may also be useful depending on how specific your knowledge of the symbol’s location must be.
Good luck!