Star of Threbe - Heart of Earth

Heart of Earth

The Heart of Earth is the mystical Heart of the planet Earth. Its power belongs to Lillian Hale, the younger sister of Cornelia Hale, the Guardian of Earth. It was decided that Lillian was too young to have the power as it was beyond her control, so Cornelia and Matt Olsen made Lillian give her powers to her "Regents of Earth": Matt, Mister Huggles, and the cat Napoleon.

Powers

  • Reality Warping
  • Glamouring
  • Turns drawings, thoughts, or stories into reality simply by wishing
  • Create glamour zones where the reality follows her wishes and rules and might be different from the outside world. The zones are surrounded by an invisible wall, and look normal from the outside. When one steps into the zone, they automatically become part of its reality
  • Teletransportation (including other people)
  • Endow others with powers
  • Shoot blasts of pure energy
  • Superstrength and superspeed
  • Give animals abilities, like talking
  • Telekinesis

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