In the perspective of Lu practitioners, all of the world is composed of a form of energy that is referred to as Lu.
Lu, as a state of energy, contains the information that composes the world (Zaak). Those who wield Lu are able to manipulate it and make the world itself bend and change to their desire as long as they know how to.
The composition of a Lu command follows a three step process:
Composition of the Idea space (Lor);
Composition of an Instruction Sequence in the Instruction Space (Mindovaat);
Execution in the Execution space (Dreh).
As from the description, each process takes place in a different Zaak space, each with their own name. The Lu practitioner imagines what they want to accomplish and project their imagination into the Lor. From there, they expand their Lor into fundamental concepts of the world and direct it to the Mindovaat. In the Mindovaat the expanded Lor is actually used to transcribe the sequence. Upon the completion of the Mindovaat, the sequence is executed in the Dreh space which overlays the Zaak to be overwritten in the world with the Zaak produced from the Mindovaak. All of these spaces are typically aligned as such that the Lor could be extracted from the practitioner's brain.
Due to the Lor being aligned to the caster, it is possible to interfere with a Lu command before it is even constructed by interfering with the Lor space. However, this requires the Lor not to have been completely directed to the Mindovaat yet. Though for most typical Lu practitioners, this is not a viable method simply due to how fast Lor is constructed.
Additionally, to cause interference in the Lor space, one must first know exactly what the Lor is in order to cause significant interference. If a Lor is defined as 'downwards force increase' one could interfere with it by identifying any of these keywords and scramble them, or by sending conflicting Lor such as 'decrease' or 'upwards force' which would make it so both forces get increased simultaneously.
Alternatively one could completely erase a Lor, but that requires the complete comprehension of the Lor and to be able to actually perceive the Lor. The reason interfering with Lor is usually effective is because the Lu practitioner will cancel their own cast after noticing that someone has interfered with it in a meaningful way.
When two Lu commands interject in the world, they begin to cause an interference effect. Typically this ends in the overwriting Zaak in the area turning into senseless noise and thus having no effect on the world. This is the most common way of interfering with a Lu command, as it's more common (although still incredibly rare) for a Lu practitioner to be able to catch and perceive the location where a Lu command is overwriting Zaak before it is complete.
The world has a restorative effect on its Zaak, which is why one cannot use Lu once and expect its effect to be everlasting. For example, one could use Lu to overwrite the Zaak in an area that governs the downwards force (gravity) of the world and increase it. For a while, depending on how the Zaak was written, it will take more or less time for it to go back to normal - forcing the practitioner to recast their Lu.
None of the Lu spaces (Lor, Mindvaak, Dreh) are perceivable with the five senses.
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Written by Ely (Zener)