BIRD EXTENSIONS: the use of owls, which are still birds of prey, yet minds he considers "unwelcoming". would require extra mental training to dominate the discomfort. Naturally, he'd have a shorter time limit with owls despite a bond present. MENTAL INFLUENCING: Influencing raptors without taking full mental control of them. Can be dubbed a "tap" or a "one touch", where a mental road is paved for the bird to follow at their own will. Downside: they might not always heed the voice that tells them to go that way, especially when it's something against their nature or behavior. Ushijima has no direct control of its actions, only guiding them to do something plausible. SUMMONING: A cousin to the "one touch", this will rope a bonded bird to Ushijima without him needing to call vocally, a silent mental call that will lure them to him. LIGHT BINDING: It's still binding without hitting 100%. Ushijima can take the passenger seat in a bind and let the bird take control of what it does. In this state, his body is still functional and most consciousness remains. If Ushijima wants to see what his bird is seeing without the need to flop over comatose, by losing his own eyesight for the duration of the light bind, he'll see through the bird's eyes and touch up lightly on its senses.
UNLOCKABLE/GOALS/IN TRAINING
MENTAL INFLUENCING: Influencing raptors without taking full mental control of them. Can be dubbed a "tap" or a "one touch", where a mental road is paved for the bird to follow at their own will. Downside: they might not always heed the voice that tells them to go that way, especially when it's something against their nature or behavior. Ushijima has no direct control of its actions, only guiding them to do something plausible.
SUMMONING: A cousin to the "one touch", this will rope a bonded bird to Ushijima without him needing to call vocally, a silent mental call that will lure them to him.
LIGHT BINDING: It's still binding without hitting 100%. Ushijima can take the passenger seat in a bind and let the bird take control of what it does. In this state, his body is still functional and most consciousness remains. If Ushijima wants to see what his bird is seeing without the need to flop over comatose, by losing his own eyesight for the duration of the light bind, he'll see through the bird's eyes and touch up lightly on its senses.