So, Dissociative Identity Disorder caused by the trauma of killing Tsutsuji?...became a "different" person.
Before and after killing Tsutsuji, Rei literally was two "different persons."
...her flow of magic changed enough to say that she became another person altogether.
Well blame your language for that cause Japanese has normal ways to refer to people without ever mentioning if they're male or female and that's what has been done since the beginningI don't know if it's just me but I'm kinda tired of the "entire time they were referred to as a man but , it turns out she was female the entire time" troupe... I feel like it's being over played
It wasnt a gamble, it was on purpose to break Rei. Just it seems to me that the end result is not what they expected, and they’ll get their asses handed to them.I get the Empire want to rule the world and sheet, but i can't stop thinking that sending Rei to the Oni village to fight her friend was a very stupid gamble.
she didnt care about them.If Tsutsuji had the duty to protect the oni tribe, then why did she just sit around with her thumb up her ass until the entire village was slaughtered?
How they are alive? Good question, someday we’ll know I hope. I suppose we’ll know the reason for why alter Rei works with them later on, remember Rei changed personas and is another person altogether.It feels like everytime we should get answers, we instead get more question.
Ok, she went cray-cray from the shock and literally almost beat the life out her companions and stole their powers.....but does that explain why they are still alive after hundreds of years? If the empire made Rei kill her friend and "her tribe", why is she working for them? Why does she keep "hating" on demons when the true problem is still humans and their greed for power and land?
This meeting with the old companions and these flashback should have moved the plot forward a bit....but I feel like it's still stuck where it was
They wanted to break her, but them couldn't know how she would react to the trauma: That's called a gamble.It wasnt a gamble, it was on purpose to break Rei. Just it seems to me that the end result is not what they expected, and they’ll get their asses handed to them.
Yeah she'll still be a bit different, but I think the implication here is that she wasn't just broken mentally, but is literally not the same person, with how they talk about how her flow of mana has also changed (and Krusha's ominously vague "just different, who knows" comment). That makes it sound like some kind of weird possession situation to me.While the situation was unfortunate, one shouldn't be so certain they can "save" her by trying to return her to her prior self. It's not like those events can be undone. She's always going to be a different person for it, and at best you can return some of what she lost.