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Again, we see literally in this scene that having power doesn't make you good at fighting. These are mutually excusive factors. Emily has literally never fought anyone or anything ever.She was trying to break free and she couldn't, besides her not being able to dodge his attacks in the first place, so assuming that she's incomparably superior for no reason at all and that she just decided to let herself be pinned down because she isn't a fighter it's not really it.
We don't know how much younger she is. She's depicted as a child but this doesn't mean that she's thousands of years younger. Her child-like looks are to show naïveté. She didn't know about the Exterminations, she doesn't know how bad Hell can be and she doesn't know how bad Humans are.Yeah, but Emily is vastly younger compared to Sera; she's probably still a child for seraphim standards, and the series has been pretty consistent with them being completely different levels. So saying a high-ranking infant should automatically be stronger than the head of the army is a pretty silly take, don't you think?
And there isn't really a "yeah but" to that, because if you agree that Rosie is referring to Rank in terms of power, that is the deciding factor. That is what the story tells us.
Not if one of them is a Higher order being? This is a category mismatch.So saying a high-ranking infant should automatically be stronger than the head of the army is a pretty silly take, don't you think?
I don't know why age would factor in besides experience and proficiency in their abilities.
Like, I don't think a Human General or Commander and Chief is superior to an Infant Star Whale because one is a higher entity who's inherently stronger.