#niatss

If you have any tips or suggestions or questions or ANYTHING! Please tell me, it helps a lot! :3

Mira isn't exactly an Avian, but is an Avian Monster (placeholder name, another suggestion is Mutation/Mutated but that sounds ableist.) of some kind, I was thinking of "Monster" to be an addon to the initial species of birth, but I don't know how or why to implement that?

^ Maybe the more magic you have/the more unstable it is the more chance your genes can be manipulated/your physical appearance is changed based on your ability? Yes. I think I like that. I'm brainstorming in real time here.

^ It was either this or Mira is a "harpy" which can be a more magical variant of "Avians" that are seen as monstrous. However, I do have it in my notes that magic can impact physical appearance(+health) but maybe it can be both?

Mira's magic forms through eyes, it is very unstable, causing many anomalies. It is more of a information and surveillance (omnipotent?) based ability that physically manifests when active. Mira has a set amount of eyes that can physically manifest, and the amount depends on Mira's health, if xey are injured then xey loose eyes, if they are unmotivated then xey loose eyes as well.

The eyes act as cameras and Mira can be as far away from them as xey want (with minimal repercussions, I'll get on that later,) however, Mira has to be in the room to form them.

The eyes can process information and store it for Mira, she can access the information at any time depending on how hard it is to get the information, if it is too difficult then Mira has to go back to the location of the eye and process it there.

A negative of this is that if Mira processes too much information it can cause a decline in health = decline in eyes and a possible loss of information. Mira also becomes increasingly forgetful depending on the amount of strain.

The closer Mira is to any eyes (the distance can go through walls) then the less unstable the eyes get, if unstable then the eyes can disappear, cause strain on Mira, not process information correctly, etc.

Mira can focus xeir energy on one or more eyes at a closer distance, but this causes other eyes to become unstable or just completely disappear due to the energy strain. However, focusing on eyes allows her to process information at a rapid rate without too much strain, and allows the eyes to process "harder" information like files behind a lock that Mira doesn't know how to unlock/can't unlock. (Energy strain changes on information.)

Mira's own eyes don't count, and the less (magical) eyes xey have, the harder xey find to process information through xeir own due to xey having a dependence on the eyes and this forming a negative connection through xeir magic.

Magic can have multiple forms, such as passive, inactive, active, mixes of a few, etc (may add more modes in the future,) it depends person to person. The most common (and what Mira has,) is the ability to have your magic be all of the three.

The most detectable form of magic is active magic (through common means - but some people may have an ability to detect passive (with ease) and/or inactive magic)

Mira can form xeir magic passively and actively. Within a close range, xey can manifest xeir (magic formed) eyes to process low amounts of information into eye symbolism. This is an anomaly, (which can be identified as such due to it's nature as an outlier of the main ability.)

Mira's magic mostly forms actively, xey cannot permanently turn off xeir active ability, but xey can turn off xeir passive ability (another anomaly, magic is not supposed to form separately like it's two abilities.)

If Mira accidentally reaches outside of the close range of xeir ability, xey may trigger xeir active form of magic and cause xeir ability to manifest physically instead of manifesting through low amounts of energy/passively.

Mira's ability manifests actively though magically-formed eye symbolism and the formation of eye-like markings on xeir wings, or the formation of eyes on xeir wings (depending on the amount of energy outputted.)