monsters? Sakura has to wonder just what sort of place this other girl was from. in her time, there were things -- people -- she might well deem monsters, but she's not sure what Homura has in mind when she uses the term. and Sakura certainly doesn't think anything of that nature would be typical in most cities.
with this city... one could not be sure. so far, she had only seen people. some people who might be deemed very strange by the standards of her own world and city, but still with human-like attributes. but then, who could say what was out there, truly?
but Homura's other comment throws her off-kilter a bit, and without catching herself, Sakura blinks a bit in visible surprise.
"How else would magic be passed along?"
there could be other methods, she supposes: the transference of magical circuits. but that would seem rather unorthodox. and of course, where she had lived, mage families were supposed to be secretive. in fact, that was part of the rules. though here, magic was already a known thing... so was it truly harmful to speak of it, when Grandfather and Shinji were nowhere nearby to enforce secrecy?
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with this city... one could not be sure. so far, she had only seen people. some people who might be deemed very strange by the standards of her own world and city, but still with human-like attributes. but then, who could say what was out there, truly?
but Homura's other comment throws her off-kilter a bit, and without catching herself, Sakura blinks a bit in visible surprise.
"How else would magic be passed along?"
there could be other methods, she supposes: the transference of magical circuits. but that would seem rather unorthodox. and of course, where she had lived, mage families were supposed to be secretive. in fact, that was part of the rules. though here, magic was already a known thing... so was it truly harmful to speak of it, when Grandfather and Shinji were nowhere nearby to enforce secrecy?