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    Fellow reader
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    Let’s go phase 5
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    Sleank
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    Emotive tag is kinda lame for the forth one but whatever
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    Calamity94
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    Is the emotive tag permanent unless she wills to remove it, or does it go away when it has been used once? If it is permanent, that’s too OP
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      Joyboy
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      Probably not permanent as she said it had to be active to work
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    menem8888
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    My name is Fay Evenhart. You may call me Professor Havenhart.

    Do all emotional magicians like puns? 10 Pale Leons/10
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    here4mysteries
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    Does that mean she makes one student collapse every year on the first day? lshock I get a feeling she does do that every year (and she’s a high class emotive mage, so I’m guessing she can’t be completely sane)
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    Good_Night
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    Only 5? Feels underwhelming sigh
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      Jade2307
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      yup, the power scaling only need to be enough for about 300-400 chapter-ish. Any more and it start to be watered-down
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      MTL Ancestor
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      At least five.
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      here4mysteries
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      Each of the stages represents a certain form of effect. Not the scale in particular. Ofc, scale is part of it. But that’s not the only thing. First is raw, then, through sound no touch, then collective (here is the scaling part), then auto-mode, fifth yet to be revealed. So if there was a 6th then it would probably be a more advanced version of it, it would probably not be scaling the same power to a world level. Though, if someone did reach that level then they probably would be have enough mana to do world class magic
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      kumb
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      Hasn’t it always been five though?
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