Yes, I think I understand how their aether and such work, I draw on my own soul or life force or what ever you want to call it as well.
Math may not be important, but I would still better understand your methods. And I would be glad to show you mine any time. Need to separate parts of a soul?
What I said earlier about time travel. I realize technically it's your sword that cuts through space, but I want to see what you're capable of on your own, as well as using it.
The more information I have, the better. Though it's only for personal curiousity.
Well. Sort of. There is something else I've been wondering about.
Whether we could travel to other worlds on our own. Without the aid of Hell.
I only have half a vague theory formed, so it isn't worth much. But well, given that the multiverse is in fact real, reaching to different timelines and words shouldn't be entirely impossible.
The fact that the production is able to already points out to it being doable.
...Interesting. In my own world the human and demon worlds do seem to be different...dimensions, if you will, that shouldn't be possible to access from one another. But it is with the right abilities, mine among them. I'd be interested to know if that could be applied to others, and whether yours would act the same.
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Math may not be important, but I would still better understand your methods. And I would be glad to show you mine any time. Need to separate parts of a soul?
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I simply wants to see if my guess is right. About your powers.
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Oh good, we'll form a club for strange souls and torment him with it.
What guess?
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The more information I have, the better. Though it's only for personal curiousity.
Well. Sort of. There is something else I've been wondering about.
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But what else are you wondering?
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I only have half a vague theory formed, so it isn't worth much. But well, given that the multiverse is in fact real, reaching to different timelines and words shouldn't be entirely impossible.
The fact that the production is able to already points out to it being doable.
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Though of course there's the potential of ending up somewhere else entirely. But it's worth looking into.
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