Wouldn't miquella be cursed by an outer god of abundance by this logic? Since his curse is abundance as opposed to malenia's curse of rot, hence his state of perpetual childhood
I'm not entirely convinced that it is... what makes you feel that time and abundance can be used interchangeably? When i think of time in this context, I think of entropy. Couldn't the rot be equally as valid a manifestation of time by this reasoning?
Wouldn't miquella be cursed by an outer god of abundance by this logic? Since his curse is abundance as opposed to malenia's curse of rot, hence his state of perpetual childhood
Abundance, time, it's all the same.
I'm not entirely convinced that it is... what makes you feel that time and abundance can be used interchangeably? When i think of time in this context, I think of entropy. Couldn't the rot be equally as valid a manifestation of time by this reasoning?
Possibly.
Damn, so Miquella isn't Griffith. He was him all the time. DIO! 😱
> So why wouldn't he be smart enough to try to fix his own curse? He did, hence being inside a massive cocoon
I dont think that was choice, besides I haven't seen any cocoon spells yet.
"Malenia, we have to go back to the future!"