Just FYI. The words/incantations are meant to draw out the mana/magic power from within an individual. Since Tuariche is the incarnation of a star, that is basically a god, the more she chants, the more the spell taps into her mana. Riche as a novice in magic will only keep drawing more and more of her mana through long chants. In the end, the long chant, while activating the spell sucessfully, will multiply the potency of the spell by a lot more than a thousandfold. When the potency of the spell increases, the output automatically increases. Through this we can see how the long chant meant to only turn the magic stone to a beaker’s worth of water, flooded an entire class for Tuariche. So in short, RIche is like a 7-year old who is incharge of a battleship. All that firepower and not enough experience or restraint.
Shouldn’t the teacher have approached her with a different method of learning to control her magic and not immediately take her out of the class. Because if she is so dangerous that power doesn’t disappear
darknezz96
Just FYI. The words/incantations are meant to draw out the mana/magic power from within an individual. Since Tuariche is the incarnation of a star, that is basically a god, the more she chants, the more the spell taps into her mana. Riche as a novice in magic will only keep drawing more and more of her mana through long chants. In the end, the long chant, while activating the spell sucessfully, will multiply the potency of the spell by a lot more than a thousandfold. When the potency of the spell increases, the output automatically increases. Through this we can see how the long chant meant to only turn the magic stone to a beaker’s worth of water, flooded an entire class for Tuariche. So in short, RIche is like a 7-year old who is incharge of a battleship. All that firepower and not enough experience or restraint.
IlovemanhwasZ
Awwwww young love ❤️
Samslyfe
Seems to me that the teacher was jealous
Rosabella26
Shouldn’t the teacher have approached her with a different method of learning to control her magic and not immediately take her out of the class. Because if she is so dangerous that power doesn’t disappear
Origin77
If she’s unable to control her power, isn’t it the teacher jobs to guide her instead of deem her as dangerous??