It makes sense though, per canon the Riddles are muggle nobles, given how those families are, being descended from King Arthur is not unusual.

I'll be honest, that sounds like something abridged Kirito would say.

Voldemort is going to Hogwarts the year after this chapter is set, so it will be interesting to see what Mason does on the chamber of secrets front.

Baldur is a deity of fire and healing via the sun, in addition to being a reincarnated soul making him pretty much the closest thing to a male phoenix force, a symbol of fire and renewal. Mason is just a reincarnator, though admittedly has psionic abilities that attract him to a phoenix force, I can't see it being to anywhere near the same level of interest.

Pretty consistent with early Dragon Ball honestly, it was pretty absurd.

You still age, he'd look like a seventh year and lose a bunch of his life, and the constant use might stress him like Granger.

I assumed his epiphany was that he didn't need him, due to his reaction speed he can think like a human without need of instincts and still keep up with those who have them.

I read further seems he got around it by joining early resulting in the rule not being made but the light novel definitely mentioned it.

Ainz Ooal Gown has two rules, be a heteromorph, and be a productive member of society, no students, no NEETS so even though he has the money he still has to find a job anyway.

It's the other type of flag and you missed it aho!