Is there more to Enjin's punishment?
Now that we know that Enjin's cut at the side of his throat is not life-threatening, I have to wonder...
...was this all? A cut that will scar and that's the end?
When Alto spoke of repercussions when using the Watch, while holding baby Rudo whose finger tips were already turning black, I expected a bit more. At least a race to Eishia to save Enjin's life.
But of course, it was always clear that Enjin wouldn't end up like Alto. Narratively in chapter 166, and mechanically in chapter 167. Alto heavily implied that he used proper time travel with the Watch. Enjin used a pseudo time stopping ability that didn't effect the time frame of the world or other anima sources.
So looking at it from that perspective, the cut itself would suffice as punishment. But what if there is more? A punishment that affects Enjin in different ways, maybe mentally?
The problem is that Enjin has used the watch once. If he already suffered repercussions then there should be signs but I don't remember something that could point into that direction. No suspicious behaviour from Enjin, no remarks from other characters.
I only remember one small thing I've been wondering about since the beginning.
How deep was Enjin's friendship with him? Is the popular theory that Gob did Enjin's tattoos true? If yes... wouldn't their friendship have been old and deeper than what was shown? Enjin was distraught about Gob's death but for me it didn't seem like he lost a good friend but a good acquaintance with mixed signals thrown in. So...
What if Enjin's first punishment was forgetting one of his closest friends?
And the relationship we've seen between Enjin and Gob in the beginning of the story is what remained of that friendship: barely anything.
And what if this time he'll forget another close friend, someone like Semiu?
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