There's a reason God invented the icecube tray, as far as Lord El-Melloi II was concerned. A statement that if he knew Roman's identity would probably be taken back with a certain quickness.
"Maybe," he said begrudingly. Not being fully just a mage (he had given up being human by becoming a mage) was likely a roadblock, and...and it made sense. It was surrendering who he was to the whim of someone else, and that was, in a word, terrifying. Because it spoke to a greater anxiety that hadn't made itself truly manifest until just this moment.
"When this is all said and done, can you guess what the impact of having house a Heroic Spirit might be? Generalizations are fine, I realize this is an extremely specific instance of the matter."
It won't be what Mash goes through, but...but it could go in a similar way. And wasn't this all a great irony? Lord El-Melloi II wanted to improve himself as a mage so badly, and now with powers beyond what he should have dumped into his lap, he was...he was like this. Hesitant to embrace the power that was now his.
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"Maybe," he said begrudingly. Not being fully just a mage (he had given up being human by becoming a mage) was likely a roadblock, and...and it made sense. It was surrendering who he was to the whim of someone else, and that was, in a word, terrifying. Because it spoke to a greater anxiety that hadn't made itself truly manifest until just this moment.
"When this is all said and done, can you guess what the impact of having house a Heroic Spirit might be? Generalizations are fine, I realize this is an extremely specific instance of the matter."
It won't be what Mash goes through, but...but it could go in a similar way. And wasn't this all a great irony? Lord El-Melloi II wanted to improve himself as a mage so badly, and now with powers beyond what he should have dumped into his lap, he was...he was like this. Hesitant to embrace the power that was now his.