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I propose that Medea Pideth Machina should have a second key for her true form; which is flat out 2-C, has Large Size (Type 9), Immortality (Type 9, for her first key), and Higher-Dimensional Existence. The quotes and references I'm using are primarily from Chapter 362 of the Web Novel. I will go step by step through Ark's dialogue with Naofumi which explains this.
Now, why was this the case? We were given an analogy by Ark.
Naofumi expands on this in his head.
3) Here Naofumi says the world (Being space/time) has a set amount of weight it can carry and would need to become big enough to sustain the weight of Medea. Specifically mentioning the world's width with regards to how much it can sustain her.
Also, keep in mind that the "world" being referred to in the quote is the 8 linked together worlds that medea is attempting to descend upon. Refer back to the first quote, in the same chapter, where Naofumi said she dragged eight different worlds together.
5) In her final battle against Naofumi and Raphtalia (And co.) she refers to her true incarnation being in "the outside worlds".
The "outside worlds" likely refers to the space between worlds mentioned in this chapter seeing as, referring to the second and third quotes, Medea's true existence hadn't yet descended upon the world as it had too much weight, but it was close enough to it that going away from it would be like running away (So she's not already far away from the world).
All this is my convoluted way to say that this "outside worlds" quote is not referring to her being in other universes, but rather outside of universes entirely.
2) Type 9 Immortality for her Empowered fragment key, as her true incarnation is in the space between worlds.
“But… she’s already descended to the world, right?”
“Yeah, and she’s dragged eight different worlds together.” (Naofumi)
“It’s probable that in the world that you’re trying to go to, the conditions needed for her to descend was the linking of eight worlds.”
“I don’t know the exact logic behind it, but that seemed to be the case.” (Naofumi)
1) Eight worlds (Currently accepted as universal space-time continuums in their own right) needed to be linked together in order for Medea to descend.~ Or else, all she would have to do is come down and kill everyone in order to level.
Now, why was this the case? We were given an analogy by Ark.
2) In this analogy given by Ark, just Medea descending upon the world would cause terrible aftereffects and would be as if placing a heavy stone on a sheet of paper.That’s right. Let’s compare this all to a paper. You can place a light stone on it, right? But what about if the stone were heavier? You’ll need a paper thick enough to support it. The paper is the world, and the stone, god. No, it’s probably completely different, but I guess if she just came down as she pleased, there would be terrible aftereffects.”
Naofumi expands on this in his head.
The world has its own width, and a set amount of weight it can carry.
She gets it just big enough to sustain her before coming down.
3) Here Naofumi says the world (Being space/time) has a set amount of weight it can carry and would need to become big enough to sustain the weight of Medea. Specifically mentioning the world's width with regards to how much it can sustain her.
“The one who latched onto your world seems to be playing. Like a game, she makes the countries and people of the world fight just to see who will win. And regardless of whatever country comes out on top, if she senses a threat coming closer, she’ll immediately suck up all the power in the world, pack up, and run away."
4) Medea could absorb the power and destroy the world in question whenever she wanted to, and was mostly just playing around (Supporting full-on 2-C). Ark described her destroying the past, present, and future of the world like pushing a button.~"To put it simply, it’s devolved down to a situation where the world will be destroyed at the push of a button. It’s not within the scope where it can be saved. Too late. Even with her grand talks of the past, present, or future, once the world itself is gone, there’s no reversing time. There’s only something like migrating to another world.”
Also, keep in mind that the "world" being referred to in the quote is the 8 linked together worlds that medea is attempting to descend upon. Refer back to the first quote, in the same chapter, where Naofumi said she dragged eight different worlds together.
5) In her final battle against Naofumi and Raphtalia (And co.) she refers to her true incarnation being in "the outside worlds".
What exactly does outside worlds even mean here? It likely refers to this.“Even if you defeat me, the true incarnation of me is still in the outside worlds, so–” (Medea)~ Chapter 374
Here? Would you understand if I called it the dimensional rift?”
“What?” (Naofumi)
“It’s the space between one world and another. Each and every light you see floating in the sky is but another world.” ~Chapter 361
“This is the rift you can reach from any world. You seem to have come from a world without magic, so I guess if I put it simply, this would be space? Well, something similar to that. A rule-less world of disorder. A normal human would be guaranteed to get lost here.”~Same Chapter
The "outside worlds" likely refers to the space between worlds mentioned in this chapter seeing as, referring to the second and third quotes, Medea's true existence hadn't yet descended upon the world as it had too much weight, but it was close enough to it that going away from it would be like running away (So she's not already far away from the world).
All this is my convoluted way to say that this "outside worlds" quote is not referring to her being in other universes, but rather outside of universes entirely.
TLDR;
1) Large Size (Type 9)/2-C AP for her second key: Medea needed to link together 8 worlds in order for them to sustain the weight of her existence, and could instantly destroy those worlds at any time she wanted.2) Type 9 Immortality for her Empowered fragment key, as her true incarnation is in the space between worlds.
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