Magdonic Cannon/ModA

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	[Special Active: Strength] [Mod] Fires giant cannonball filled with soul forwards. Launches souls outwards upon exploding at the enemy equal to amount of souls gathered in the cannonball. The souls will track enemies. (Can be used in midair)
	Switching Skill (Ciel) Lu will switch to Ciel when skill is used. Gain 4 Combination Points after hitting the target when switching.

Requirements

Class	Level Required	Base Skill
Innocent	99	Magdonic Cannon

Level Required	Damage (Magical)			Max Hits			CP Gain	MP Usage	Cooldown
Level Required	Soul Cannonball	Explosion	Unleash Soul	Soul Cannonball	Explosion	Unleash Soul	CP Gain	MP Usage	Cooldown
99	100%	504%	104%	5	4	?	4 CP	200 MP	16 Seconds

Level Required	Damage (Magical)
Level Required	Soul Cannonball	Explosion	Unleash Soul
99	50%	141%	26%

The cannonball retains the same properties from the regular version, gathers enemies up, passing through super armor, stopping at walls, lifting, and so on. Even the hit count for the cannonball and explosions is identical.
The projectiles from Unleash Soul can pierce any number of times and will simply deal damage until their travel duration runs out.
- They prioritize new enemies upon hitting an enemy, but have no issues retargetting the same enemy if nothing else is in range, allowing it to do a very high amount of damage on a single target.
  - Due to their seemingly infinite range, however, this is a bit of a penalty to the skill in large spread out rooms. It is best used when everything in the room is in one place, or on single targets.
- On average, the projectiles, when fired at an enemy that gets grabbed along the entire skill (or is near a wall) at point blank range, will hit said enemy 75 to 85 times, causing the skill to do a total average of 10,316% to 11,356% Magical Damage, or 12,379.2% to 13,627.2% Magical Damage with the Empowered skill trait.
- The projectiles will not home in on a new target until they reach their current target, but will still do damage when they pass through other enemies; as such, there's no damage loss no matter how many enemies are being hit if all enemies are close to eachother (which is likely going to be the case due the skill's own grab effect).