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Originally Posted by Kazu-kun
Well, it all the depends on whether she has enough magoi to wield a metal vessel. No everyone have the same magoi capacity, so some people are just not suited to be king candidates.
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So is Magoi capacity something inherent? Or is it something that could change over time for a person?
Does the decisions that Ali Baba make cause him to have more Magoi? Did defeating the dungeon have an effect? Did being friends with Aladdin have an effect?
There are so many unknowns right now, especially concerning Magoi. What if, through her actions and interactions, Mori increases her Magoi capacity? There is that possibility.
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Originally Posted by Tempest35
Hnn, I don't think Mori-san has the 'innate' drive that a king would. She's still getting used to doing things on her own, by her own will. Mori-san will always be a 'follower' and not so much of a 'leader' like Ali Baba and Sin. Not that it's a bad thing - even Masur follows Sin but it's not bad on his part - he can be on his own if he needs to be but his full potential is at someone's side, fighting for a cause that they both can believe in. Mori's the same way and she wants to fight alongside Aladdin and Ali Baba because she believes in them.
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I understand and can see that in Mori. If going by the original story of Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves, then yes, Mori's position as a helper is all but secured. However, this series has taken liberties on our stories and history, so their is potential it could deviate. What if Mori reunites her people and becomes their queen? Or maybe Mori couples with Ali Baba and becomes queen that way as well?