#naehja

Wouldn't it be funny if he was actually hoter (ha!) than Binghe XD

Like SQH: my son is perfect… SQH: but my ideal man is BETTER! =)

DEHZUJHUZED This gave me SY and SQH arguing energy so I doodled it

Got a bit distracted cuz these two are both terrible together but also... I often think about their whole deal... yanno...

Anyway ! To answer with my personal opinion/headcanon: I think Mobei-Jun would be the sexiest man TECHNICALLY as he was made from this world's God vision of an ideal man BUT SQH/XF didn't want to share him with anyone so Binghe wins

But also, SY had such an impact on Binghe that now he is utterly devoted to SY and he is so intense about it that people are kinda... not as interest in Binghe as they would have been in the og timeline uhdzuhed

But it is my own opinion/headcanon ! (≧∀≦)ゞ

Ok Rank 7 is the minimal requested to be a teacher.

Ok.

Kalego and Balam are the only ones to Rank 8.

I REFUSE to accept that Ifrit and Dantalion, so the security Teacher and the teachers supervisor, are only Rank 7.

In the heartbreaker event, they entered by order of power. First Orias, Robin,Shiida and Suzy, then Murmur, Ipos, Atori, Marbas then Ifrit, Buer and Momonoki, and then Kalego and Balam...

Ifrit should be Rank 8 *mumbles*

Dantalion didn't enter and he was equiped like if he was ready to enter. Do it mean he's stronger than Kalego and Balam?

Also Kalego says that

What is your bloodline ability Dali?

Him fighting seriously is worse than Sullivan then? Sullivan used his power, Dantalion didn't, he used a knife.

What if Dantalion was Rank 9? And that it was a secret? (like only Kalego and Sullivan know)

YEAH! That little extra about Dali got me Thinking! Esp him saying that Dali should 'order them carefully'.

My, unhinged, based on nothing but this and the idea that it would be cool, theory on his BLA is that it's tied to him being the "Commander". Essentially, when using his BLA, when he issues a command it WILL be carried out to the end. Not matter what it takes.

The key word here being 'no matter what'. Cause that takes it from strong to downright terrifying in combat if he gives the troops some kind of command to fight, or to defeat the enemy.

Like, can you imagine having to fight an enemy that will not stop, cause they're being magically compelled to keep moving until you are no longer a threat? Bodies broken, battered, exhausted, but the command magic Keeps. Them. Going.

Terrifying.

So Dali becomes a last resort b/c he's dangerous (both to the enemy AND his own people if he's not careful).

Also, from the description of the demon Dantalion from the Ars Goetia is this little bit-

He teaches all arts and sciences, and also declares the secret counsel of anyone, given that he knows the thoughts of all people and can change them at his will.

I don't have a firm outline for them beyond a certain point since there's a number of other factors that could influence their interactions, but I'm open to a variety of outcomes from authors as long as Ray's allowed to ride out the turbulent storm of emotions he has over this rather than glancing over them for some schmaltzy sitcom scenario where he forgives her at the drop of a hat and is acting chummy with her (outside of short-form lighthearted comics).

Here's what I imagine happening in the immediate aftermath of them traveling to the human world (borrowing a bit from this ask of yours for this)

Ce qui pourrait sous-entendre que César pourrait douter de sa paternité.

Ce qui ne colle pas trop à l'atmosphère de la BD.

Enfin, il pourrait juste l'introduire comme le petit neveu hypocondriaque de César qui pourrait demander aux gaulois "pitié aidez moi à en faire un homme!

"mais tonton je me suis faible et j'ai des rouleaux à étudier!"

"on ne discute pas!"

Et Panoramix est le seul à se dire que le gamin est super dangereux parce qu'il est vraiment TRES intelligent. mais tous les autres gaulois pensent qu'il est totalement inoffensif pour leur avenir.

J'ignore pourquoi César a évincé Césarion de son testament, si c'était parce qu'il doutait de sa paternité, qu'il savait que l'avenir de Césarion ne se ferait pas à Rome, ou pour une autre raison. Il n'a rien laissé aussi à Marc-Antoine qui était son second.

En revanche, si je devais imaginer Octave dans la bande-dessinée, ce serait bien en adolescent chétif et studieux, qui préfère la lecture de parchemins sérieux aux sports pratiqués par les gens de son âge, et dont le running gag serait César qui essaye, comme tu dis, à l'endurcir, faire de lui un homme, et l'entraîner lui-même ou le refiler à ses hommes de confiance, comme Marc-Antoine mais Octave cherche à se dérober et inventer des excuses.

Ce serait le genre de personnage dont personne ne se méfierait jusqu'à ce qu'il soit trop tard. Même Brutus serait du genre à se moquer de lui ou le bully. Marc-Antoine et Octave seraient du genre à se battre pour avoir l'attention de César.

J'aime bien l'idée de Panoramix comme étant le seul au village (peut-être aussi Astérix) à se méfier de lui.

Mais, en vrai, j'aurais plus tendance à voir le côté ambitieux et dangereux d'Octave s'afficher qu'après une hypothétique mort de César dans la BD, avec son testament l'affichant officiellement comme étant son héritier.

Cela dit, je ne pense pas que la BD ira jusque là et se débarrasser définitivement de César.

I mean, it's certainly possible, yeah! We don't really know enough about Murr to say for certain, but assuming that he's his own independent being and not just something controlled by Teacher, then he'd have enough agency to choose his favorite owner if it came down to it.

Now, Murr doesn't necessarily seem to actually like Noé all that much (see the constant cat scratch gags), but he does follow him around quite loyally, and he likes Vanitas, so I suppose it's not impossible that he'd pick him over Teacher. I do think it's relatively unlikely, though. And of course this happening at all would depend on whether Mochijun is actually interested in exploring Murr as an individual character, and I'm not sure that she is.