Is this R>F?

[RSM9976]

The verse I'm looking at has a handful of characters whose souls reside in a seperate world. These souls have a couple of visual feats where they view the baseline world as fictional mediums. In addition, characters associated with this soul world frequently view the baseline world as "nothing." Entering the baseline world, either through avatars or sealing, is considered "becoming nothing." Soul world amps are always involved in cross-world interactions.

Is this a case of R>F? If not, what kind of evidence is missing?

 

[YueNoMoral]

The verse I'm looking at has a handful of characters whose souls reside in a seperate world. These souls have a couple of visual feats where they view the baseline world as fictional mediums. In addition, characters associated with this soul world frequently view the baseline world as "nothing." Entering the baseline world, either through avatars or sealing, is considered "becoming nothing." Soul world amps are always involved in cross-world interactions.

Is this a case of R>F? If not, what kind of evidence is missing?

Whats soul amps do?

 

[RSM9976]

Whats soul amps do?

Some characters in the base world have powers that come from the soul world. They can harm souls in the soul world or unseal souls stuck in the base world.

 

[RSM9976]

Bump

 

[AyOgUyS]

The verse I'm looking at has a handful of characters whose souls reside in a seperate world. These souls have a couple of visual feats where they view the baseline world as fictional mediums. In addition, characters associated with this soul world frequently view the baseline world as "nothing." Entering the baseline world, either through avatars or sealing, is considered "becoming nothing." Soul world amps are always involved in cross-world interactions.

Is this a case of R>F?

I could see it but you must be mindful of anti-feats as well.