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S-should I act? Help? he thought and considered his choices. My mana is getting to the point of good stability, but why is she struggling so much? Is this... not her that is the problem? A forceful intent put forth by the writer? Does it want to put all of the information to the reader, or is it something that is too vast or complex? What was Ceila thinking, or what is it even?
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Even the strongest efforts could become a tool against the chaos, and oneself.
Becoming calmer, and letting the matter flow without a care in the world is a true state of purpose.
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Calmness amidst the storm. Breathing calmly like a breeze.
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<div>Murai watched her with a better outlook, understanding that she may be special in something after all since Vermillion was interested in her. One way or another, it couldn''t be something bad for him, so Murai began his hints to her worries in written form.
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It shouldn''t be like that all the time. It will calm down later. For now, you are confused because <strong style="color: rgba(236, 240, 241, 1)">of your lackluster emotions. It''s normal. You are what? 17? You did more than <strong style="color: rgba(236, 240, 241, 1)">enough for your age and talent.
<strong style="color: rgba(236, 240, 241, 1)">The Intent of something extraordinary was putting a certain amount of itself to yourself, making <strong style="color: rgba(236, 240, 241, 1)">a mess of your feelings, ego, and internal thoughts. It was like a Push of Will against your soul. That was why it was so painful for you. It will <strong style="color: rgba(236, 240, 241, 1)">calm down after a good sleep, or meditation, or it depends on your mental fortitude.
Someone <strong style="color: rgba(236, 240, 241, 1)">with a big Will would cease all of this forced intent away in thought, letting only the important stuff inside <strong style="color: rgba(236, 240, 241, 1)">their mind. That, or they wouldn''t get shaken at all, and instead used this pain as a furnace to <strong style="color: rgba(236, 240, 241, 1)">strengthen themselves. <strong style="color: rgba(236, 240, 241, 1)">You did something similar, albeit with smaller efficiency.
Tomes works at the same principle, but this Seven Profound Pill is ridiculous. I don''t know why <strong style="color: rgba(236, 240, 241, 1)">Ceila made you do this. There must be other ways to let me heal, so why she did this is beyond me.
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