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prismatica2019-03-29 02:30 pm
milkisgross) wrote in prismatica2019-03-29 02:30 pm
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[Edward's been seeing all of these different posts come up. It's obnoxious to him, but he can see the potential of being able to communicate with so many like this, so he decided to give it a try.]
It's come to my attention that there's a few people here who use "magic." From what I've seen, there's nothing like it where I come from and I have a few questions for anyone who's willing to answer.
In science, you've got different laws that everything follows. Is that the same for magic? Does some magic have laws while others don't?
Are there different fields of magic? What are they?
Where does the energy or power come from?
What makes it "magic" and not a field of science?
It's come to my attention that there's a few people here who use "magic." From what I've seen, there's nothing like it where I come from and I have a few questions for anyone who's willing to answer.
In science, you've got different laws that everything follows. Is that the same for magic? Does some magic have laws while others don't?
Are there different fields of magic? What are they?
Where does the energy or power come from?
What makes it "magic" and not a field of science?
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[This is... not an accurate representation of the situation. But it's a decent approximation, for all that it doesn't really explain where the test subjects came from either.]
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[If it seems like he doesn't believe Xemnas, it's because he really doesn't.]
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[He is, of course, not going to insist that Ed believe him - there's no way of doing so anyway - but all the same it doesn't matter to him one way or the other if Ed believes him.]