To address all the weaknesses, he thought carefully about how to layer his abilities.
Each negation on its own had its flaws—removing friction caused loss of control, negating gravity made movement directionless, and canceling air resistance could destabilize his body at high speeds.
He needed to create a balance that accounted for these shortcomings.
But that wasn't a problem for him. With the system at his disposal, he could design any ability he needed, adapt to any situation.
In terms of functionality and adaptability, he was the perfect meta-human. No one else could compete with his level of versatility.
He formulated a plan. Instead of applying the negations universally, he'd make them conditional and localized.
For example, he could negate friction only when accelerating, then reinstate it to regain control when slowing down.
