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Originally Posted by Xacual
There was that time at the research lab place.
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That was more like personal view though, rather than the whole family's treatment. It's like saying First High as a whole act like an ass toward Tatsuya when only select few like Morisaki does that. Also, FLT officially belong to the Shiba family instead of Yotsuba family(more on their family situation will be touched upon in vol 6), and the Shiba is not exactly fond of Yotsuba either.
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Originally Posted by bludvein
Psion count may not make the magician on its own, but it is an important factor. The father was a disappointment because he had a monster-level psion count and had no talent. It was still enough to marry him into the Yotsuba to pass that trait down though.
Disintegration isn't basic either. Several magicians in the story describe it as very difficult, especially with any kind of speed. It's just not "true" magic, which is the Yotsuba's gripe.
As for their current attitude they haven't been actively trying to mess with Tats. Mostly because he won't take it lying down anymore. Its the little things, like his father refusing to send him greetings and getting bad mouthed by that one guy when they went to the FLT labs.
They tried to separate him from Miyuki and he flat out refused.
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Ninja'ed
. Like I said, psion count is the raw power, it's like height in basketball, useless without skill accompanying it.
Disintegration on it's own is basic magic, unlike complicated magic like Miyuki's, but I agree that doing it fast is difficult. My point is, Tatsuya as a child might not have already shown that he will be able to take that basic magic and master it completely. Using my earlier analogy, if you see a kid able to do multiplication at 6, who later is able to master it and able to do multiplication with a lot of large number his head in 10 seconds after he grow up, you will think of him as brilliant, but there's no way to know he will be brilliant when he was 6 and seeing him doing multiplication at 6 year old certainly wouldn't deter anyone from steering him to do something else beside math for a living.