[Pausing to collect himself and regain some composure, Waver listened with his full attention focused on Lorelei. (Jason who? Do you look like Asch? What crazy helltower? ALL IS SECOND PRIORITY WHEN MAGIC IS INVOLVED.) When he was done speaking, Waver took a second or so longer to properly process everything he'd heard.]
Of course, I forgot Jade mentioned it was based upon sound particles. So naturally it stands to reason that you and the others would be impossibly old. [Tapping a finger against his head and frowning in deep concentration, the lecturer wondered if it could be at all possible their own system of magic was able to form a similar sentience. It sounded highly unlikely...then again, if there was such an existence, perhaps it would be tied to Akasha. Did anyone really know what in the hell the Root itself was in a practical sense, after all? In theory the source of all things itself was certainly as old or older still than sound...]
[But that was getting far, far deeper into the ambitions of lunatic magi than even Waver wanted to. It seemed nigh impossible, and he settled on that as a conclusion.]
I don't think I'm qualified to speak on whether or not our world's magic could have the same property. [A vast understatement, but true regardless.] And as I mentioned to Jade, I don't think my world even has light and darkness magic in a strict sense of the terms.
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Of course, I forgot Jade mentioned it was based upon sound particles. So naturally it stands to reason that you and the others would be impossibly old. [Tapping a finger against his head and frowning in deep concentration, the lecturer wondered if it could be at all possible their own system of magic was able to form a similar sentience. It sounded highly unlikely...then again, if there was such an existence, perhaps it would be tied to Akasha. Did anyone really know what in the hell the Root itself was in a practical sense, after all? In theory the source of all things itself was certainly as old or older still than sound...]
[But that was getting far, far deeper into the ambitions of lunatic magi than even Waver wanted to. It seemed nigh impossible, and he settled on that as a conclusion.]
I don't think I'm qualified to speak on whether or not our world's magic could have the same property. [A vast understatement, but true regardless.] And as I mentioned to Jade, I don't think my world even has light and darkness magic in a strict sense of the terms.