Clarification on Telekinesis

[Ashe]

Originally posted by Super Buu
I'm guessing that's only for the actual starting location of the stream of fire/ice/electricity in question.

Would you still be able to, say, fire a stream of flame from your hands which crosses the room? Or shoot a ball of fire into a faraway building (as opposed to the building just igniting)?

That is my original plan, seemings I get it from the KR board on November 05:

"Pyrokinesis (Fire) - Mastery over the ability to use your ki to cause friction in the flow in order to bring about heat. This element embraces the flow of ki and atoms and mastery can produce flame.

Cryokinesis (Ice) - Mastery over the ability to use your ki to slow down the atoms around them to the point of slowing or ceasing movement. This element embraces patience and shuns recklessness and ignorance.

Raikinesis (Lightning) - Mastery over the ability to manipulate the positive and negative aspects of ki and electrons, allowing discharges in quick bursts of energy. This element embraces action and shuns laziness.

Telekinesis (Distance) - Mastery over the ability to manipulate one's ki so as to allow a small stream of energy to extend from the body in a way that would enable one to control an object or manipulate an energy field from a distance. This ability has been known to be combined with other abilities in order to bring about the full potential. An example would be using the Pyrokinesis ability while combining it with the Telekinesis. To do so is hard for the untrained mind, however, upon mastery of both, you are able to create small bursts of flame or fires from a distance, igniting things with no more contact than a tiny trickle of energy.

Metal Binding (Metal) - Mastery over the ability to shift the solid molecules in metal. This ability can be very defensive if used correctly, but requires access to metal in order to be effective."

But whatever, I'm the only person that feels this way. The rule is revoked, never existed, and was completely made up.

I'm going to work. Have a nice day.