Finn touched the pillar's core logic — the divine certainty that said "this attack will hit its target" — and simply negated it.
The pillar dissolved mid-descent, scattering its light harmlessly.
Solarius's eyes widened. That spell should have been absolute. Backed by divine authority, woven with his God's blessing, impossible to dismiss so simply.
But Error didn't care about "should haves."
Finn frame skipped forward, closing distance in a glitching burst that left seven afterimages. He was testing now. Experimenting. Seeing what divine-powered Error could do that mana-limited Error couldn't.
He activated [Corrupt Input] while moving, flooding Solarius's divine perception with false data. Then layered [Invalid] on top of it, making the Champion's defensive wards forget they were supposed to activate. Then [Reversion] on his own momentum, causing his approach to become non-linear and unpredictable as he came to an unnaturally abrupt halt.
