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^ What? Do you want Ragnarök to happen that badly?

Originally Posted by leukrota

The way I interpret it, magic creates an irreversible process, think entropy or even Chaos Theory. Once the magic is used, even if the magician remembers how everything was, he cannot return the original state with his magic

And I beg to know how did you get it that way
'cause my brain is locked up on these points :

Spoiler for these points by js06:

But the more the world is distorted, the greater the danger of some kind of harmful side effects presenting themselves. And even if she tries to turn the world back to how it was, there is a danger of her no longer being able to tell exactly how the original world was after distorting it

Even if the world is utterly distorted and you can no longer recall how long a meter used to be or how heavy a gram used to be, your right hand can negate all magic, so a reference point still exists. By measuring the length, weight, and temperature of your right hand, someone who has distorted the world too greatly can recall what the original world was like.

But assuming you're right. Then, how did Fiamma manage to correct the elemental distortions during WWIII without even turning back the time or using IB?

Originally Posted by leukrota

By itself? none. Through her magic I'd say it's a certain thing. So the 50% would not apply (as you said, assuming I'm not wrong). Going by that she could turn all the world's water into orange juice with a 100% accuracy, if she wanted to do so.

Could you please translate in English 'cause I'm completely lost. Since when could her magic make something 100% sure without the 50-50 restriction just like that ... without even using Gungnir?