The Second Dimension of Telling the Dead

1. Superpower = a by-product of a small project in Academy City, its value to the scientific side is only from an aim standpoint. The superpower is just that of a guinea pig, not a combat power at all. 2. Steele alone can kill all the ability users in one day, except Kaiyi Fang Qiannuo Erguo Zhatu Mikado Mariya. Author, how weak do you think magic is? Singing is almost instantaneous, and ordinary magicians don't know how many special defense spells they have on their bodies. Bardwi's level can talk and laugh while standing in the center of the sun. Author, do you think you can play close combat with magicians without magic knowledge or phantom killing? 3. The gatekeepers of the forbidden world, the demon gods of Gremlin, are you openly ignoring them? 4. The protagonist interfered in the meeting between Index and Kamijou. Whether it was the plan against the devil or against Aleister, it was a conflict. Why was the protagonist not eliminated immediately? 5. The demon god can make the world unable to bear its existence and break into pieces just by standing, and a single thought can create hundreds of billions of worlds. Is the destiny a collision of their wills? However, Aleister can defeat a group of demons by himself. As for the protagonist's immortality? Aleister can completely use parameter coverage to collapse the concept of the period itself. He can also analyze everything about the protagonist in an instant like Colorless Boy, then fight against the concept blockade, and then compress the incarnation of all time and space and all dimensions (which means imprinting, Hippopotamus used incarnations to describe Colorless Boy, so that's it) to a little massacre. 6. Aiwass was originally the guardian angel of the Demonic Forbidden City. —————————————————————— Finally, I have to mention Aleister. I don't understand why so many fan authors regard him as a villain. First of all, he is a well-deserved hero. His love for the world definitely surpasses any previous demon god, and he never gives up his human identity at any time. In order to prevent himself from becoming a god, he restricts his body. His idea is simple, that is, to eliminate the influence of fate on everyone, so that everyone can create the world they want through their own efforts, and the process of achieving their own goals is never better than using magic. Why should such a great person be written as an evil existence by fan authors? Finally, the author does not want to decorate it with any parallel worlds. The world view setting of the Magic Palace is the theory of the Golden Dawn, not the Golhaben theory. The conversation between the Thirteen Monks in the New Testament and Kamijou directly reveals that the Magic Palace does not have a parallel world.