terza
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- Apr 2, 2021
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Nah, in this case, even if the MC can beat the living daylights out of them using force, it won't solve anything unless he's willing to take the extreme step of killing them all in real life, which is not realistic. even if this is not about Wiliam there is a limit to making people stop doing things by using only physical means. This is why I mentioned that he needs to have enough determination to sacrifice himself and those around him along with the enemy.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Well, he often mentions that she is a disgrace to the family name. So, if Alex decides to live in an apartment like that, of course, he would be furious and come after her, but it's not enough reason to kill her. The fact that he even allows Alex to do a part-time job shows that he has some level of tolerance and cares about Alex in his own way, even if it seems unpleasant to us.As Dorfnutter already pointed out: That is not entirely true. His powers seem to "seep" into the "real" world as well. We don't really know, what Williams goals are or why he is visiting his daughter. One hypothesis I have is that he actually might want to transform his daughter into a docile NPC and therefore killing her in the real world. But really the "procedure" he mentioned could be anything. We'll simply have to wait and see how the scene plays out in 0.7.
From Idriel's dialogue so far, living in Eternum doesn't appear to be a pleasant experience at all. So, I doubt he would want his daughter to end up like that. It doesn't make much sense. Even if his goal is to make everyone live in Eternum forever, I don't think he would implement that plan on his own daughter first, at least not now anyway.
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