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"Go!"

His hand, beneath its own ball of energy, makes gestures; power coalesces, flattens into a very sharp plane, seems to bounce and then sweeps upward through the sphere moving at an exactly constant velocity.  In its wake, the falash nodes are all resonating twice as fast, while having ended up preserving the phase lock of the nodes; though there were brief out-of-phase moments in the wake of the power-plane's passage, and a corresponding tiny energy dissipation.

Part of Opalyn thinks that this makes perfect sense.

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"Try it anyways, this time.  Go!"

His hand, beneath its own ball of energy, makes gestures; power coalesces, flattens into a very sharp plane, seems to bounce and then sweeps upward through the sphere moving at an exactly constant velocity; dissipating as it exits the sphere fully.  In its wake, the falash nodes are all resonating twice as fast, while having ended up preserving the phase lock of the nodes; though there were brief out-of-phase moments in the wake of the power-plane's passage, and a corresponding tiny energy dissipation.

(Orphan's memories, or maybe just some innate instinct of sorcerers, have a feeling like these local interactions make local sense.)

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"Try it anyways, this time.  Go!"

His hand, beneath its own ball of energy, makes gestures; power coalesces, flattens into a very sharp plane, seems to bounce and then sweeps upward through the sphere moving at an exactly constant velocity; dissipating as it exits the sphere fully.  In its wake, the falash nodes are all resonating twice as fast, while having ended up preserving the phase lock of the nodes; though there were brief out-of-phase moments in the wake of the power-plane's passage, and a corresponding tiny energy dissipation.

(Orphan's memories, or maybe just some innate instinct of sorcerers, make it feel like these local interactions make local sense.)