[It's hard to tell his reaction, with his face lost in the shadows of that hood. He had been silent for a moment, though, as though considering what Hakkai'd said.

Perhaps it was the idea of a shinki becoming a god that disturbed him. Hakkai dismisses his own curiosity -- if Roxas isn't going to pursue the subject, he doesn't need to dwell on it -- and forges ahead.]

That's a part of it, certainly. When I cast it, I found it easiest to focus on the idea of "rejection" -- of separating myself from whatever I was casting the borderline against.

Some people seem to find that, if they think about enemies or attacks, other powers of theirs get involved when they cast the borderline.

[Those sparks don't look quite like a failed borderline, close up. Are they electrical?]