ⓘ warnings ：wha x gn!reader，sfw content，fluff，headcanons

total wc ：437

⋆˙⟡ Easthies is the type to encourage you to stay in the Great Hall instead of venturing out and living outside of the Great Hall. It’s just easier for both of you in a sort of way )to see you more often is what it is).

⋆˙⟡ Easthies is the type to show little to no affection in public but show plenty when you two are alone. However, sometimes in public, you guys might hold hands. Though he will have a small tint of red on his face.

Noticed a small detail here!

There's a difference between this page and the manga. We've already seen the Sinsinger birds in 80ch and how Easthies uses their image in his spells, but in the artbook they are drawn in a completely different way.

So initially, while reading this, frankly I thought Eoleo’s words only had to do with the Royal Family being related to ancient witches who practiced medicine, therefore not being allowed to learn about magic, since we know by now that laws state that magic and medicine can’t be used together. 

Like every of these rigid laws, I figured witches were adamant about keeping the two separated to avoid another possible era of war. You know, like we’ve been told constantly since the beginning of the series. Yet there is way too much emphasis on the fact that “people” and “witches” are considered two separate entities. 

Then, rereading ch57, I noticed that...

Estheath reveals something rather curious, which is that the ones who enforce the laws about magic aren’t necessarily the ones who thought them up. 

So could it be that those rigid laws with no place for exception are not up to the current witches’ community at all?

Could it be that it’s something passed down since the era of war (as spells? or curses?) and witches have to respect them with no exception (which is why the Knights Moralis are so harsh), otherwise the magic community will risk something terrible? More than war befalling the world again, something like... the disappearance of magic altogether? 

Could there be somewhere a relation to the fairytale from ch47?

We’ve been told when encountering the King and the 5 monarchs that Witches aren’t subjects of the King, but have to help a lot with everything except for man-made disasters. So if magic were to disappear from the world, because witches don’t respect these “laws”, wouldn’t it simply lead to a great era of misery for the Zoza peninsula? 

I honestly can’t be sure but the dreadful fact that the Brim Hats very much want to meet with the King makes me think that there will be a bigger disaster than medicine meets magic if they’re allowed to success...

I also can’t help but remember that Qifrey exiled himself from his peers and officially we... don’t really know why? 

It would be easy to think that this has to do with his quest of revenge against the Brim Hats but... maybe there is more to it than that? 

TL;DR maybe the Brim Hats don’t just want to erase the clear distinction that exists in-universe between “people” and “witches” (through Coco’s circumstances, meeting the King, etc). Maybe their goal lies way beyond that and erasing that distinction is just one step towards it.