loren
Well, it seemed that the remaining magics were at least ones that Loren was familiar with. In fact, in the case of illusion magic, he was far more familiar with it than he cared to admit: once he’d arrived in Northaven, his family had primarily possessed illusion magic, which meant that had primarily been how they tortured him.
It hurt even worse than the physical magics.
”I’m familiar with air and water magic from Northaven, as well as illusion magic.” Still, seeing how the summoner’s abilities had shifted when he came to Caido, he figured it was worth seeing if that was the same for the other arcane arts. ”However, I’d be curious to know how they operated in this world.” He wasn’t going to make any assumptions, not when it came to magic.
The three stages was a new bit of information and the Launceleyn frowned as he processed it. ”Interesting. Why three? And is that true for all magics? Do they all become similarly powerful at different stages, or does one progress more quickly or slowly between stages?” Those questions weren’t all that important, though he was genuinely curious to know the answers. At the same time, he was trying to assess and categorize his own abilities in this new framework.
As for the unique magics, well, it seemed Jigano was as lost as Loren was. ”I’ve seen the fireworks as well. Ronin derives his magic directly from Safrin, as I understand it. I wouldn’t expect divine magic to work along the same rules as Abandoned, especially because ours is innate. As for Remi, well, I don’t know if he has unique abilities so much as he has more magic than anyone I’ve ever met, and so can combine it in unique ways.” Granted, that last point was pretty much the same as unique magics, but Loren hadn’t ever seen or heard of the alchemist demonstrating anything beyond incredibly powerful versions of the magic they knew about.
It hurt even worse than the physical magics.
”I’m familiar with air and water magic from Northaven, as well as illusion magic.” Still, seeing how the summoner’s abilities had shifted when he came to Caido, he figured it was worth seeing if that was the same for the other arcane arts. ”However, I’d be curious to know how they operated in this world.” He wasn’t going to make any assumptions, not when it came to magic.
The three stages was a new bit of information and the Launceleyn frowned as he processed it. ”Interesting. Why three? And is that true for all magics? Do they all become similarly powerful at different stages, or does one progress more quickly or slowly between stages?” Those questions weren’t all that important, though he was genuinely curious to know the answers. At the same time, he was trying to assess and categorize his own abilities in this new framework.
As for the unique magics, well, it seemed Jigano was as lost as Loren was. ”I’ve seen the fireworks as well. Ronin derives his magic directly from Safrin, as I understand it. I wouldn’t expect divine magic to work along the same rules as Abandoned, especially because ours is innate. As for Remi, well, I don’t know if he has unique abilities so much as he has more magic than anyone I’ve ever met, and so can combine it in unique ways.” Granted, that last point was pretty much the same as unique magics, but Loren hadn’t ever seen or heard of the alchemist demonstrating anything beyond incredibly powerful versions of the magic they knew about.
Never judge a book by its cover.
