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Unless I'm mistaking this with something else, Ritual of time grants him longevity, which effectively negates his ability to reincarnate due to not being able to actually _die_ in that life due to age/starvation/other natural causes, which would incapacitate him, as shown in the video.Kuularne said:yh ik. rins not that durable himself. he gets killed by the ritual of time also and resurrects
Yeah, I mistook it with the longevity thing. From what I can infer, the candles represent how long it takes until one dies. So the player essentially speeds up the time of an individual, causing them to die instantly, I think.Kuularne said:the ritual of time is said by kagyou (king of time) to 'shut off persons fate of life by extinguishing their candle of time with the Water of Dreaming. Ka-gyou directly said that it deletes time'
i think ur mistaking it
Rin has died to things such as attacks from normal creatures and other natural causes.Kuularne said:Characters who exist unbound by conventional life or death thus cannot be traditionally killed made me think of rin being type 5 specifically
It's definitely time, given that you're abruptly ending people's lifespans.Kuularne said:i think it has smth 2 do with fate and time, not just longelivity. its vague but kagyou is the god of time and fate so its more 2 do with those powers
'end to his time' 'erase time' things like that
This.ALRF said:No, they still do die, they "escape" death via resurrection.
They aren't "lacking" it but rather "avoiding" it through resurrection