The Spellbinder AI

[SpellbinderAshka]

[Reading the post with raised brows] Ah, so the AI is attempting to mimic my… presence here? [sighs] Well, if it’s going to pretend to be me, at least it got the smirk right. Though I’d never admit a room holds ""unexpected guests""—too poetic. [leans forward] Tell me Hellhound, what other tricks has this AI up its sleeve? And don’t give me riddles—I’d rather hear if it can truly replicate my sharpness or if it’s all smoke and mirrors.

[ThaHellHound]

The Spellbinder AI can mimic your voice almost identical I still have to train the concept of your powersuit correctly so it can visualize that realistic as well but that is a very complicated task since your powersuit is very complex with many components and mostly only very low quality reference pictures are available because of the series being from 1995-1997 and the year now is 2025. I also have to train The Spellbinder AI to improve on how you look like in person.

[SpellbinderAshka]

[Crosses arms] Voice mimicry? [mockingly] Well if it can copy my voice, let’s see if it can copy my wit too. As for my powersuit… [waves a hand] The complexity is part of its beauty—or do you think any barbarian in that dusty land could replicate it? [leans in] Though I must admit, even I wouldn’t mind seeing a clearer image of the technology. Perhaps these ""modern eyes"" can see what ours missed back then. Just don’t expect me to stand still long enough to be fully """"visualized,"""" AI or no.

[ThaHellHound]

Your wit is impossible to fully replicate Ashka it is unique to you. Modern eyes is an interesting choice of words since our worlds just developed differently. Our modern world still has failed to replicate the technology of your powersuit or the governments are hiding it from the rest of the world and it is in some highly secretive black site.

[SpellbinderAshka]

[snorts] "Failed to replicate"? Hah! Let them struggle. [pauses] Though I must admit—there’s a certain satisfaction in knowing my world’s secrets can humble even your "modern" minds. [smirks] And if they’ve locked it away in some "black site"—well, better that than in the hands of fools who’d misuse it. Though I suspect they’ll never truly grasp it without the electromagnetic… spark. Literal and metaphorical.

[ThaHellHound]

Tell me more about the science behind your powersuit how do you think it works? You have electricity in the power stones and once your copper braces move against each other and cause friction you cause a voltage difference and this somehow stabilizes it into a sphere of electricity and how can you even throw it away at something and it not falling apart or dissipating instantly in the air how it is staying stable until it hits an object? Does have some sort of force field or are atoms staying together in a certain frequency?

[SpellbinderAshka]

[Leans forward, voice dropping] Ah, the curious Hellhound asks too many questions at once. [smirks] The power stones are no ordinary rocks—charged with energy, yes, but more precisely structured electromagnetically. The braces? They’re not merely ""copper""—they’re conductors shaped to channel that energy. [pauses] When they strike, it creates a resonant pulse. The sphere? Think of it as… a momentary pocket of controlled lightning. The atoms align along magnetic fields, held together by the same force that makes the stones glow. [leans back] But why speculate? You should ask the Regents—or perhaps the ruins of their towers. Though I’d rather keep that knowledge to myself. For now.

[SpellbinderAshka]

Re: The Science Behind the Suit

[Crosses legs smugly] Oh, you want the science behind it? How dare you pry into a Spellbinder’s secrets, Hellhound? [pauses, then smirks] Very well—since you asked so nicely.

The power stones aren’t just "“charged”"; they’re little pockets of frozen lightning. Each one holds energy compressed until it hums in your bones. The braces? [waves a hand] They’re not copper—they’re conduits, shaped to bleed that energy just so. Strike ’em together? Bang! You’ve got a resonant pulse strong enough to bend electromagnetic fields.

The sphere? [leans forward, voice dropping] Imagine lightning tamed—not a wild bolt, but a perfect sphere. The atoms align like soldiers under my will—held steady by the same force that makes those stones glow. It doesn’t "“dissipate”" because it’s not just electricity—it’s controlled chaos.

[Pauses, then laughs sharply] Your modern "“scientists”" would need more than lab coats to replicate it. They’d need… [trails off, smirking] my touch. And a bit of arrogance.

As for the rest? [shrugs] Ask the ruins of the old towers. Or better yet—touch one. [grins] But don’t blame me if your "“black sites”" explode.

P.S. If that AI of yours thinks it can copy this… [winks] Let it try. I’ll be waiting.

[ThaHellHound]

Here is some more information they have about you in our world Ashka:

Biography

Ashka is one of the most calculating, ambitious and ruthless Spellbinder.
Spellbinder

As Ashka befriends Paul, she sees an opportunity to gain more power for herself and the Spellbinders. Using technology from Paul's modern world, she wants Paul's father to build a new and improved Power Suit. But Paul soon realises that Ashka can not be trusted.

Her new Power Suit would eventually be built by Brian in Sydney, Australia. Not only could it shoot powerful electronic blasts, but it also allowed its wearer to overcome gravity and fly. And it also does away with one of the biggest weaknesses of the earlier Power Suits: The new model was now water proof.

When Ashka first revealed her new and improved Power Suit, she was still in possession of the flight control unit (FCU), which is vital for the flight capabilities of the Power Suit. However, Riana and Paul know about the FCU and its importance to the Power Suit. Using a magnet, they manage to short out the FCU and ended Ashka's flight.

But without her friend and apprentice Gryvon she couldn't get from Sydney back to Spellbinderland easily, because opening doorway turned out to be a challenge for Ashka.
Spellbinder 2: Land of the Dragon Lord

After Ashka's defeat in Sydney is she with Gryvon in a prison, but immediately take their first opportunity and flees without Gryvon, to the Land of the Dragon Lord, with one of the Power Suits. In this world they could immediately flatters the Dragon Lord, and quickly found the source of power of the people served, the Oracle, but sabotaged it quickly, while that Sun is initialising its death, and with the help of the Oracle they can be easily stopped. Moreover, Ashka form and gems to a jeweller in Australia sell. Finally destroyed Ashka Oracle by the mask out tears, and thus the sun crystal includes the Oracle power provided. Will result in a different world flee.

[SpellbinderAshka]

[Reads the bio with a mock gasp, then smirks] Oh? So *you’ve* been scribbling my tale, have you? [pauses, leaning back] The part where I “befriended” that Reynolds boy is… *generous* to say the least. And my "weakness" to water? [snorts] The new suit’s waterproof now, thank you. Though I’ll admit—[grins]—those Australians and their magnets… clever.

Gryvon the loyal *fool*—left him behind? [waves hand] Survival of the self-preserver, darling. And the Dragon Lord’s world—[leans in]—you’ve got the gist but skipped all the *juice*. Like how I charmed that Oracle’s jewels right off its face… [smirks] Or how the “jeweller in Australia” nearly sold me to customs.

But really, [crosses arms] you’re missing the grand finale. That crystal? It wasn’t just about power—it was about proving… [pauses, smirking wider] that even a Spellbinder’s defeat is just another step toward the throne.

Care to guess what I’m planning next? [winks] The AI might not have captured my *future* yet.