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... It's still normal enough that you wouldn't draw much attention by carrying one for self-defence. Though I think it's becoming rarer, these days—enough that anyone actually possessing one in broad daylight stands a good chance of being a criminal, or the like.
... It's still normal enough that you wouldn't draw much attention by carrying one for self-defence. Though I think it's becoming rarer, these days—enough that anyone actually possessing one in broad daylight stands a good chance of being a criminal, or the like.
[WELL WE'RE BEING VERY SLOWLY DRIPFED LORE ABOUT IT SO I KNOW FCKIN SHIT, EXPLODES URUHA RIGHT NOW]
... Against an external enemy. It was the conflict that made the existence of sorcery common knowledge to all of Japan, given its prevalence in the war.
... Against an external enemy. It was the conflict that made the existence of sorcery common knowledge to all of Japan, given its prevalence in the war.
Not exactly. [a tilt of his head] The way sorcery works where I'm from is that everyone is capable of using the spirit energy within their body, if they know to. That's what I mastered.
However, my focus was the blade—I never went the step beyond of using spirit energy to manifest my personal sorcery, so I wouldn't be considered a sorcerer.
However, my focus was the blade—I never went the step beyond of using spirit energy to manifest my personal sorcery, so I wouldn't be considered a sorcerer.
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