"Well, I mean you can do that even without Rift interference. It's probably harder with shared dreams than just regular ones, though. But, yeah, probably?" he answers, with a half shrug. It came to him so naturally, it was difficult not to do, really, if he wanted to. Then it suddenly became an issue of trying not to suddenly fall asleep or wake up upon wanting to do so, but actually be able to resist the instinct.
"What's a P-90?" he asks, and then creates one in his hand, letting Daniel's imagination fill it out. This is probably one of the easiest ways to manipulate a dream, especially when he's in someone's head. Just prompt something, facilitate the change, and let their minds fill it out.
Of course, the moment he realises what he has in his hand, he reacts with distaste, jumping a little. "Ew, one of those, no thanks," he says, disapproving, and with that it disappears again. There are very, very few circumstances where Topher will willingly use a gun, and things have to be pretty desperate and intense for that to happen. Usually he just tries to avoid the situations where it would be even slightly necessary.
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"What's a P-90?" he asks, and then creates one in his hand, letting Daniel's imagination fill it out. This is probably one of the easiest ways to manipulate a dream, especially when he's in someone's head. Just prompt something, facilitate the change, and let their minds fill it out.
Of course, the moment he realises what he has in his hand, he reacts with distaste, jumping a little. "Ew, one of those, no thanks," he says, disapproving, and with that it disappears again. There are very, very few circumstances where Topher will willingly use a gun, and things have to be pretty desperate and intense for that to happen. Usually he just tries to avoid the situations where it would be even slightly necessary.