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Does it? If she's frozen in time, shouldn't she be entirely immune to any outside influence?Auro's time-locked body being in the tower makes the Academy burning it down so much worse...
Does it? If she's frozen in time, shouldn't she be entirely immune to any outside influence?Auro's time-locked body being in the tower makes the Academy burning it down so much worse...
That was the biggest foreshadow for me. IMO Albus has probably been doing this song and dance for so much longer than what is being implied to the reader. Hes probably speedrun the demon king in some obscenely short time like a couple days or weeks and has come to terms that there is no way to kill the demon king fast enough to save Fiona. So now hes looking for an alternative win condition, probably planning to borrow Gina's magic and lock Fiona in time so that when they kill the current demon king the soul can't move to her. That way they could destroy the demon king's soul without having to kill Fiona.Does it? If she's frozen in time, shouldn't she be entirely immune to any outside influence?
I suspect he'll need the full team after all, just finetuned for speed and efficiency (and happy endings all around) like a ME2 run.I wonder just how many companions Albus will eventually end up with.
So I guess in the original first timeline, Gina trying to learn dimensional magic involving time to revive her master, is what lead to Albus learning "Change the World" down the line?Oh it's the same type of magic as Albus's rewind magic.
A crazy twist would be if the teacher is currently outside of the timeline, meaning she has seen all the loops.Oh it's the same type of magic as Albus's rewind magic.
No yeah I'm annoyed that Albus didn't counter that analogy.The headmaster's reasoning is stupid - if we're going to take that biscuit comparison seriously, and say that the ingredients to biscuits can only be; flour, water, milk, sugar, salt, eggs, then the biscuits he gave the hero were heretical.
He is stunting biscuit making, and not allowing for such innovations as chocolate chips, or jam filled, etc.
Likewise to magic. If they're so concerned about possible damage done by unique magic, then they should be EVEN MORE involved in those magical innovations, and be secretive about them, not destroy them.![]()