Dig holes to bury people and carry forward the moon spirit!
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The Dark Lord who is least like the Dark Lord, Sephiroth. Sure enough, there is not much resistance to this kind of genius "villain" who is intelligent, unforced, agreeable when discussing anything, makes a name for himself without making a fuss, does things that are so big that they even exceed the dimensions that most people can observe, and whose personality is not too distorted (the standard is the snake face in the original work)?
The basic setting of magic here is interesting. The "magical explanation" of human problems. Sure enough, no matter what superpowers you have, as long as you are still human, what you need to think about and solve is the ultimate problem deep in the starry sky. In the original work, general social (political) issues are discussed in the context of the magical world, but here they are discussing philosophical issues, 666\\(^o^)/~
Maslow has a classic pyramid of needs. If you look at it according to that standard, it turns out that wizards have always lived a prosperous life and had no worries about food and clothing, so they have started to build spiritual civilization since childhood - and it is the routine time to envy, envy and hate the rich [Erha].
The Dark Lord who is least like the Dark Lord, Sephiroth. Sure enough, there is not much resistance to this kind of genius "villain" who is intelligent, unforced, agreeable when discussing anything, makes a name for himself without making a fuss, does things that are so big that they even exceed the dimensions that most people can observe, and whose personality is not too distorted (the standard is the snake face in the original work)? The basic setting of magic here is interesting. The "magical explanation" of human problems. Sure enough, no matter what superpowers you have, as long as you are still human, what you need to think about and solve is the ultimate problem deep in the starry sky. In the original work, general social (political) issues are discussed in the context of the magical world, but here they are discussing philosophical issues, 666\\(^o^)/~ Maslow has a classic pyramid of needs. If you look at it according to that standard, it turns out that wizards have always lived a prosperous life and had no worries about food and clothing, so they have started to build spiritual civilization since childhood - and it is the routine time to envy, envy and hate the rich [Erha].