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Originally Posted by Chaos2Frozen
You're forgetting that even if she is following a Norse theme, and that her powers are related to Odin, a Magic God is someone with a vast knowledge of Magic, even those outside of their specialty. It's not hard to image her compensating her original perceived weakness with the knowledge from other grimoires and such.
Only God and Aleister knows how many Fairy Tales are out there involving the slaying of a big bad wolf...
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She is doing exactly that, improving her odds to more than 50/50 by creating Odin's weapon despite catastrophic side effects. There fact that she's doing it means that she's still bounded to the rules of magic, despite her knowledge of grimoires and such.
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Originally Posted by Chaos2Frozen
Perhaps, but I'm not the one bringing up 'Ragnarok' and 'Fenrir' as if they were already established to currently exist in the story in one form or another, and then applied said terminologies into my argument.
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Anyway, this doesn't have anything to do with you reading too much into the dialogue, so don't change the subject. And we're all speculating, aren't we? Our basis is that she looks like Odin and is trying to forge Odin's most powerful weapon. Is that not enough to assume that her power is connected to Odin?