Blacklares

WHEEEZEEE.. I... can't... I read Akulakhan as "allahuakbar" XDDD

Sigh. when I find the motivation and time. since I don't really have either. writing fanfiction takes literal hours for every chapter to keep them good quality and I'm at my last year of university. I do hope I can pick it up but can't really tell when, since i was having a hard time writing anything, and I did try to write something new entirely, but still the lack of time made it hard if not impossible. I'll try my best but i don't expect anything any time soon with the way things are going. "life is brutal and full of traps" as one friend used to say hahaha...

Well what you're explaining Is just opening connections between realities which is obviously very hard. but what I meant is, using the already existing connection, since it's not a novelty for a storage magic to work on the basis of storing something inside his soul. And since his soul is basically spread out between realities, or split but still connected, using such magic should open one storage space and not multiple in my opinion. the only question is if he can find a magic like this and if the author wants to allow such a plot device XD Requip seems like just such magic but there's nothing said about whether it's actually the soul that acts as storage. the wiki only says that magic in fairy tale is a form of soul energy so it would certainly fit the requirements...

If you think about it, half of the students at Hogwarts were Harry's cousin's...

Oh no i'm just pointing out the logic of wizards casually brainwashing normal people. I'd totally do the same in their place. XD but for the MC who's just a kid that can't protect himself, the idea of someone brainwashing his caretakers should not be "reassuring" here I think...

Sooooo.... How hard would it be to use a magic like Requip to transfer items between realities? since it's supposedly his soul that's split and connected, making a spatial storage with magic which is basically soul energy in fairy tail shouldn't be that hard...

Can't really say much as I'm literally eating curry rice with chicken while writing this, but it really annoys me when an Eastern author goes out of his way to criticise western cuisine and praise his own as some gift from god... Can't imagine an old British pureblood acting all amazed at all those foreign dishes... and I'm not saying their food isn't tasty as it is, but it's just food and all food is tasty so why do we allow this discrimination! I pronounce that the author is a 'food'cist!