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Senshi: Lacaille senshi of books

Challenge: Pick up a book before I throw one at you!!

Fuku Colour: White
Main Color: CC book themed
Secondary Color: CC book themed

Fuku: White

CC book themed

Collar CC
Bow CC
Bodice CC
Sleeves CC
Brooch Book or book worm maybe?
Bottoms Mini or school girl skirt maybe?
Tiara CC
Choker Scarf, necklace ect.
Shoes CC
Gloves CC
Accessories Book themed

Attacks:

Sailor Scout Attack:

Do some reading!!

Lacaille throws magical energy books at her enemy, they cause a small amount of damage and hopefully have the effect of making the creature think better of attacking Lacaille. Range 3 meters. (twice per battle) She might call her attack and summons an energy book that she can throw at her opponents. Upon impact, the book disintegrates, making the target feel like they have just read a deeply emotional part of a book that Lacaille has read. So if it's an ally that she wants to calm, she might think of the lover being reunited in a cheesy romance novel and use that to make her ally feel intense love, relief, and joy. However, if she wanted an enemy to feel afraid, she might summon a book and think of the scariest story that she's ever read and make the opponent feel dread, fear, and paranoia.

(30 sec. 3 times per battle)

Super Sailor Scout Attack:

Imagine

The energy books open creating spectators of the characters from the books Aurora has read that attack her enemy. They are only able to go 5 meters away from her or they disappear. (twice per battle) summons her magical energy book, and this time opens it. Out pops a character from a book that she's read. There are still the emotional implications, so if she were to summon Katniss from Hunger Games to help an ally, that ally would feel and the overwhelming sense of courage, purpose, and righteous fury. If she were to summon a monster, then the monster would create a feeling of dread, fear, and paranoia. Along with this, however, there is a physical impact. So the character that she summons can hit the opponent once if she wills it to, and this attack feels like they have been punched. Hard.

(45 sec. 2 times per battle)

Eternal Sailor Attack:

Whole scene hallucination, like they've been sucked into a really good book. They would see the scene that Lacaille summons, feel the tone that the author set down, as well as sense all of the sensory imagery. So if the author said that the air smelled like spring rain, and the main character laid back comfortable in soft, young grass to soak up the warm sun, then her target would smell that rain, feel the softness of the grass on their skin, and the warmth of the sun. This scene would create a sense of calm and soothe their nerves. This limits Lacaaille somewhat because she needs to be careful and select a reading from memory that has very specific details included, as she cannot make up these details.

(60 sec. once per battle)

This might just be a personal preference, but when I make attacks, I tend to steer away from the literal manifestations of a sphere and look into how I can stretch the idea a little bit. Like how Aberdonia is the senshi of papyrus, but instead of just using a papyrus javelin, I drew on the spiritual belief that papyrus had protective properties and made attacks based on that.

I really like your second attack, where Lacaille can manifest a creature from a book that she's read, so why not use that in the first attack too but less manifestation of an actual creature and more of a feeling.

So let's say that Lacaille wants to make her attacker leave her alone. She might call her attack and summons an energy book that she can throw at her opponents. Upon impact, the book disintegrates, making the target feel like they have just read a deeply emotional part of a book that Lacaille has read. So if it's an ally that she wants to calm, she might think of the lover being reunited in a cheesy romance novel and use that to make her ally feel intense love, relief, and joy. However, if she wanted an enemy to feel afraid, she might summon a book and think of the scariest story that she's ever read and make the opponent feel dread, fear, and paranoia.
I SHOULD ALSO NOTE: you might want to run referencing actual licensed characters in an attack. I know that we talk about them all the time in RPs and sometimes characters cosplay as other characters, but this MIGHT be different. If it get vetoed I can always help you figure something else out.

For the super attack, I would keep everything the way that you have it, however I would also add some of the emotional repercussions as well as a physical one. So Lacaille summons her magical energy book, and this time opens it. Out pops a character from a book that she's read. There are still the emotional implications, so if she were to summon Katniss from Hunger Games to help an ally, that ally would feel and overwhelming sense of courage, purpose, and righteous fury. If she were to summon a monster, then the monster would create a feeling of dread, fear, and paranoia. Along with this, however, there is a physical impact. So the character that she summons can hit the opponent once if she wills it to, and this attack feels like they have been punched. Hard.

For the third attack I might summon a whole scene hallucination, like they've been sucked into a really good book. They would see the scene that Lacaille summons, feel the tone that the author set down, as well as sense all of the sensory imagery. So if the author said that the air smelled like spring rain, and the main character laid back comfortable in soft, young grass to soak up the warm sun, then her target would smell that rain, feel the softness of the grass on their skin, and the warmth of the sun. This scene would create a sense of calm and soothe their nerves. This limits Lacaaille somewhat, because she needs to be careful and select a reading from memory that has very specific details included, as she cannot make up these details.

Make sense

Thanks Sweeny I forgot about that <3