So uh just to make sure that we all actually agree with this (since idk it seems there is still some opposition and general reluctance to this approach), because if yes we better start reworking sandboxes:
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Ngl my idea of multiplying Lucifer's full energy by the number of times the weapon was fired was kind of a joke at first, but it actually might work, considering Lucifer got progressively more drained based on what the series tells you, so 20 exatons is basically a fraction of his full power, which would be all the energy the machine released over time. (I rewatched part of the episode)
I counted the number of times the machine shot, it got:
1. First shot against Alastor
2. Second shot destroys Baxter's computer
3. Third long shot against all of city (Here Carmilla and Vaggie try to stop the machine)
4. Three more extra shots trying to kill Alastor
5. Another shot, the one which hit Emily
6. Vox tried to shoot another time but Val stopped him, this is when the machine overloaded so it drained all of Lucifer's energy at that point.
And of course, adding the shot that destroyed Heaven's shield.
That's basically 9, so if Lucifer's full energy is 9 times 20, that would make him be 180 exatons, which is pretty solidly into Moon level.
We could also consider the time, like the first shot, which destroyed the shield, lasted only a few moments while a lot of these shots Vox did lasted much longer, so the (amount of time Vox shot / the amount of time the first shot lasted)*20 exatons + the energy of the first shot could also be another way of doing this, although less concrete.
What do you guys think?