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===Boundary without Openness: ''Isolation''===
[[File: Pressure_Void-glyph.svg|thumb|right|100px|Isolation]]
When you create a closed boundary around something, you isolate it.
 
[[File: Pressure_Void-glyph.svg|thumb|right|100px|Isolation]]
 
Isolation Voidbringers can form a large, isolated region in the atmosphere. Given enough time and enough amount of Voidbinding, the difference between the isolated region and its surroundings in terms of atmospheric pressure and electric potential can create an "illuminating storm" of rain and lightning, a thunderstorm or highstorm.
 
===Law without Truth: ''Coercion''===
[[File: Gravity_Void-glyph.svg|thumb|right|100px|Coercion]]
When you have to coerce someone to behave in a certain way, it probably means he doesn't see you as a true authority, and he'll most likely gravitate to his former behavior as soon as the opportunity arises.
 
[[File: Gravity_Void-glyph.svg|thumb|right|100px|Coercion]]
 
Coercion Voidbringers are similar to Soulcasters in that they can transform objects, except the transformation is never permanent because the target will gravitate back to what it believes is its true form. This allows a Coercion Voidbringer to, for example, transform himself into smoke to avoid an attack, because the smoke will automatically revert back to the Voidbringer's original form moments later, completely unharmed. Elsecallers and Lightweavers cannot do this because their transformations are more permanent.
 
===Improvement without Contentment: ''Abscission''===
[[File: Growth_Void-glyph.svg|thumb|right|100px|Abscission]]
When you are not content with something, the only improvement possible is by cutting it away. Some plants benefit from this process called abscission (when it happens naturally) or pruning (when it is done artificially), and it can even lead to improvements in growth.
 
[[File: Growth_Void-glyph.svg|thumb|right|100px|Abscission]]
 
By removing a specific part of the target's Spiritweb, an Abscission Voidbringer allows Investiture to seep into and grow from the void that was left, with various effects depending on what part was removed.
 
===Openness without Boundary: ''Consumption''===
[[File: Illumination_Void-glyph.svg|thumb|right|100px|Consumption]]
When something is eaten, its boundaries (both physical and cognitive) are destroyed. Its whole self is laid bare to and absorbed by the one eating it.
 
[[File: Illumination_Void-glyph.svg|thumb|right|100px|Consumption]]
 
When a Consumption Voidbringer targets a person, the person's body is sucked into and is absorbed by the Voidbringer as if by osmotic pressure. The Voidbringer digests him and obtains his Cognitive Identity, gaining his knowledge and experiences in the process. It is possible that Consumption Voidbringers can disguise themselves as one of their victims.
 
===Direction without Motion: ''Fate''===
[[File: Transportation_Void-glyph.svg|thumb|right|100px|Fate]]
Your fate is the direction you are destined to go in the future. If you tell someone his eventual fate even before events leading up to it can be set into motion, you are basically making a prophecy.
 
[[File: Transportation_Void-glyph.svg|thumb|right|100px|Fate]]
 
Fate Voidbringers have a certain control of the future that allows them to, for example, dictate how their opponents will die. The universe will then set events into motion to fulfill that prophecy. This is like an evil version of Chromium Feruchemy.
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