>Or Meiling. I suspect she would have made him run along like Flandre
>did, but not because of any mind tricks. Rather, she stands head and
>shoulders above him, is loud, and has more bones in one of her arms
>than he has in his entire body.

Meiling has this thing she can do where it looks like she's just kind of casually resting her hand on, say, a shoulder? But what she's actually doing is crushing the nerves against the bone with a force akin to that exerted by an arbor press. It's kind of like the Vulcan nerve pinch, except the recipient doesn't black out... right away.

--G.
I don't get the last part of the second sentence, though. She has the same number of bones as a human, it's not like her arms are really tentacles or something...
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