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The antimagic field was indeed absolute, but in being absolute granted the beast a sort of control that went far beyond the norm. The skull reformed itself as the antimagic field fluctuated once more, IV's weight and strength increasing by a factor of two once more. At this point not even a metal such as adamantium would stand against his overwhelming strength, much less resist being crushed like softened butter in the hand of a grown man. How could the unnamed opponent stand against such incredible strength when magical reinforcement simply did not exist? The Walker's body twisted while still crushing and biting, the lower half whipping up to plant a kick in the other's face in a rather entertaining show of contortionism.

Just as the unnamed seemed to be shrugging off enough crushing power to turn Dwarven Blackrock to a fine powder or Darksteel sheets into crumpled paper the beast seems to weather the storm just fine. That incredible heat the unnamed kept insisting had to be melting the poor man had temped his body and made superman lok like a computer nerd with a cold. The kick would indeed continue and would strike before the wings were in place. Sure, he'd be missing chunks of flesh and most, if not all, of his clothing, but if all that power was all the unnamed had to offer in a simple fight, he'd find fighting the beast a war of attricion he could not win. The grip continued, though he would most likely have now covered the unnamed being with blood.

Below, the card would hit the blood and vanish. The card would have no way of stopping the means by which it is removed from the match due to the antimagic field and the unnamed would have no way to retrieve it.

The chance for an explanation of the basis behind the antimagic field was offered but outright refused, and thus the explaination of its traits is not needed. The previous mention of utmost control of the field by IV should give insight to its greater effects, almost like the absolute territory of a true psychic being. The fact that IV was now several dozen tons in weight and had strength enough to crush the most resilient metals into scraps and powder is something that should seem highly unusual given the supposed effects of the field. The previous disorientation effect was indeed generated by the field, a fluxuation between two states of magic availability. IV was slowly gaining more mastery over the field and would soon be able to use the field much like he would his own blood for the casting of spells, despite being in an "antimagic" field. Perhaps the refusal of an explaination shouldn't have been given. No matter how incredible the construction of the unnamed man The Walker had only benefitted from the blast, energy components flooding his blood in a momentary fluxuation and reinforcing his own frame in the process. The unnamed individual could be as god-like as he pleased, but IV wasn't going to sit down and die, wasn't going to give it up, and certainly wasn't going to release the man from his ever growing strength.

((I said it operates similarly to the territory of a pure psychic, not that it was the absolute territory effect. Note the word almost stuck in there, it does wonders. I never once stated that it was a pure antimagic field as per the D&D spell and even supplied hints that it was not as it seemed. At the effect's core it is a ressonance effect that alters frequencies, neutralizes mana curves, and creates static in the divine connection, not to mention a few other effects specific to IV. This is the way I've been doing antimagic the entire damned tournament and you're the only one thats raised a big stink about the magical nullification effects. I've been giving you the benefit of the doubt even having your supposed sphere of uber energy when the field itself is meant to nullify energy gradients and convert frequencies to static. Its not my fault you pissed him off enough to bleed out that much and are giving him time to increase his control over the blood outside his body. I've been telling you that you should actually fight instead of playing your little games for the entire fight, and now you've got a several dozen ton monstrosity clinging to you that is almost ready to start casting "spells" again. I'm still curious as to how your character kept them both aloft with that much weight.))

((So in other words your character is immune to frequencies. I'll let that slide the next time you start screwing up radio transmissions and the like simply by standing around. I've not actually changed your character's "temporal space" as you suggest. The comparison comes from the fact that psychics utilize their absolute territory to alter frequencies and change the fundamanetal laws of physics within their range of influence to how they dictate it should operate. You're focusing too much on the fact it is compared to a psychic domain without realizing that I've only compared it to half of what a psychic domain does, if even that. The other effects of a psychic domain would most definately be nullified by your "bubble," but I highly doubt you go around ******** up TV reception.))

((I would offer you a way around this, but should I offer you money you'll play the man of honor and take umbrage. Seriously, even should you win this fight the chances of you fighting me again in this branch are incredibly high. Plus, do you really think that any future fights you have will even be worth your time? Look at how much stress this fight alone is causing. Potential gains compared to potential losses and the experiences along the way do not look promising to anyone involved in GTB at all. Jello, for one, has outright forfeitted with most his characters because of the horrible experience that is GTB. I, personally, do not care and as I am filler my purpose is to weed out those who do not care and will not make it to the end. So I ask you, do you really have the desire to possibly fight me in each of the following rounds, should your luck be that bad?))

((The ability to actively alter the electromagnetic spectrum and the passive nullification of whateverthehell you don't like are two entirely seperate things. The frequency modulation of the field disables the ability to generate extremely high level brain functions and instinctual responses. Furthermore, even if you could somehow retain control of whatever you decide to throw at me, the effect would disable anything pushing past your cute bubble. This is only enhanced by the streaming modulation that refuses to remain at a constant such as to disallow adaptation.))

((As to the judge bit, remember, I was a participant MONTHS before I was promoted to the status of judge and crew member. It was my choice to be filler before GTB even started MONTHS before there was any incling that I might be suitable for crewmanship. I'm not admitting that I'm playing the enforcer, I'm telling you that you seem to think I'm trying to kick people out because I don't want anyone to win. Thats hardly the case. I've always wanted to win and now that Gelmax has been long gone, I don't see anyone who can stop my large number of characters. And if someone can get past the deluge, fine, by all means, they can have the prize money. This has nothing to do with me being a judge.))

((Oh, and I have. Try job, business (now complete with law-based fun), psychopath future in-laws with knives, and the rest of fun that is daily life. The idea was that I'm trying to offer you a way to not let a mere game add onto things you must worry about. Seems you'd rather play the brigand and attack me.))

((The general name of antimagic field is used so I don't have to go into a long winded explaination of the metaphysics of an effect that can be explained with two words. Most people accept the nature of the field and we all get on with our lives instead of bickering for pages on end. You seem to think that one or the other cannot accomplish the goals I have set forth, when in fact they are both simply the same mechanism with different and/or more precise explainations.))