"I have no idea what Clarke's third law is," Catra replies bluntly, "and no, magic isn't... it's different than... wait."
And then she's too busy being stymied by the concept of magic just being advanced technology. Because. That kind of might be true on Etheria? Like. Adora's sword was just a big key. The First Ones were hugely technologically advanced, and used magic and tech side-by-side. The Runestones were all used to activate a big planet-sized bomb.
Catra clutches at her head, frustrated. "Ugh! My brain isn't designed to handle things like that. Whatever. It's magic, it sucks."
She gestures with a clawed hand at the students still learning their shields. "Besides, if it's technology, how do you explain that? Someone shot them up with nanobots that can manipulate light or something?"
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And then she's too busy being stymied by the concept of magic just being advanced technology. Because. That kind of might be true on Etheria? Like. Adora's sword was just a big key. The First Ones were hugely technologically advanced, and used magic and tech side-by-side. The Runestones were all used to activate a big planet-sized bomb.
Catra clutches at her head, frustrated. "Ugh! My brain isn't designed to handle things like that. Whatever. It's magic, it sucks."
She gestures with a clawed hand at the students still learning their shields. "Besides, if it's technology, how do you explain that? Someone shot them up with nanobots that can manipulate light or something?"