(This story is not a part to the Alphatale Story)
Gradient, the eldest of his siblings, as well as likely the most powerful of Error and Ink's spawns. He is both a creator and a destroyer, who was taken in by Ink Sans, when Error Sans rejected and h...
Their training with Ink goes with just one single world: Hell. His training is unlike anything that they have seen him do. The movements are so complex and fast that it seems to be out of nowhere. Not to mention that the things that he makes with his powers. Every time the spawns try to use their own creations to try and attack Ink Sans, it is as though Ink Sans can instantly know what to use next in order to counter what type of creation that the children will use. And the training extended in a total of 3 months. And at the time of at the end of the first month, Gradient...he actually was able to master this about of Creativity.
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And he can do it in nearly the same precision and accuracy as Ink Sans can do it. He is a little bit slower compared to Ink Sans, but he's still fast.
But when it comes to the others...for Palette Roller, he is actually coming close to mastering this power, despite being the youngest child that Ink has with him.
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And Paperjam...he is actually having some difficulty trying to master this power, due to the fact that his own powers are imperfect versions of Ink, as the creations that he makes will soon become unstable, so it would be an imperfect version of creativity that Paperjam will be able to master, which is so not good for him.
Blueprint, however, is having the most trouble with having to master the technique of Creativity. This is because his powers are restricted in that he needs a set of instructions of what he is making. Sure, he manage to learn the basics steps of the technique of Creativity, but that is not the same as mastering all of the components of Creativity. Gradient was able to learn it, due to the fact that, when he was the first to be born, his creativity powers are as stable as Ink Sans, as well as being just as power, even with only a small piece of equipment inside of his own hand. Basically, he is able to learn at the end of the first month, thanks to the fact that he had been taught everything that Ink Sans knew. And this literally everything that he knows, and no blind spots, before a new AU could form and interrupt Ink Sans' attention to Gradient. If Paperjam had stayed with Ink Sans long enough, he would have made his creations more stable, and he would have less trouble when compared to he likes of Gradient and Palette Roller, the former who mastered it after a whole month, and the latter, who, while he has no mastered it just yet, is the closest to master it after Gradient. At least Paperjam is not having as much trouble as Blueprint, as his powers are not restricted to a set of instructions, which Paperjam does not have a limit to. And besides, Paperjam's more of a defensive person rather than an offensive person, and this it makes him less of a fighter and more of a defender, which Paperjam can use his Creativity skills on, since it will make him a much more capable defender than he was ever before in the past.
