Comments of chapter undefined of Bleach: Innate Control
Bleach: Innate Control
Red_Roman
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Just dont be too edgy. mc is a transmigrator and know how the central 46 work. knowing them, being antagonist is useless since it is a waste of time. Rather, plan your way to become the next head captain or join squad zero. Then if your strong enough remove the noble authority and the stupid people managing the central and replace them. most of the problem in bleach are from them anyway.
What you will now read will be about magic, I think this will also be suitable for the forces in Bleach. Spells and rituals do not mean anything by themselves - they are just signals to which the magician assigns a certain meaning in his own mind. Theoretically, magic is simple. Throughout their history, wizards have artificially complicated and confused it in order to achieve better results, but these are nothing more than complex and intricate crutches. They work, these crutches. They work. But all the same things can be done and very, very simply. With one act of will. Direct mana control. But in order to come to this simplicity, you first need to master complex magic. It's a paradox, but the more complex it is, the easier it is for most magou to master it. Long furious spells. Calendar dependent rituals with many variables. Multi-component elixirs from the rarest ingredients. Artifacts that are forged over the years. All this is complicated - but easier to understand. The spiritual principle in a mortal being is too weak. In order to stir it up, in order to nurture the spark of a magician in the individual, one has to resort to truly absurd psychological tricks. You can, for example, rhyme spells, read them in blank verse, or clothe them in a different rhythmic form. It helps a lot and makes learning easier. Others turn ready-made ritual texts into spells - prayers, for example. Still others fill spells with the names of all sorts of gods, demons and other authorities. Everyone has their own approaches. But the more complex and intricate the text, the easier it is to convince your subconscious that this is not rubbish, but a powerful spell. So wizards come up with all sorts of rules, magical languages (eg Sanskrit Tuck, Hebrew, Ancient Greek, Latin, Runes, Arabic) to make it easier to believe that it really will work. It is much more difficult with the native language - after all, in it all the words already have a certain meaning, and it is very difficult to make your brain forget about it. And the larger, the more complex the effect, the more mana and effort are needed, and the more confidence in one's actions is needed.
