A Fucking Mess

So, it's been established that Alexandra is an interpreter but can't hear Sylvain, they don't make contact, it's not because Sylvain is dead or just gone, it's because Alex is the interpreter not for Sylvain but The Quell.

Aubrey has been speaking to Magic since she found out they're an actual thing and not just something she's imagining. "Hey Magic? It's me, Aubrey."

And when trying to save Deputy Dewey Aubrey finds herself being helped by someone Griffin describes as "looking like your sister, if you had one."

Magic isn't just Magic, Magic is Sylvain, and Aubrey when speaking to Magic is interpreting.

Aubrey at one point hears Alexandra's thoughts and even sees Alex's memory, the reason for that is The Quell and Sylvain are intertwined, celestial soulmates if you will, so it's very easy for their interpreters to interpret each other.

But how can a human be the interpreter for Sylvain? Well, Aubrey isn't, not really. Aubrey shouldn't be able to use her magic now that Sylvain is closed off, but she still can and it's still pretty strong if just her and Janelle could fix Thacker.

Even Mama doesn't know what Aubrey is, Vincent doesn't either, no one does.

So let me explain what I think it is, we know humans came over and sylphs have left, I think at some point one of Aubrey's ancestors reproduced with a sylph, and generations later Aubrey just so happened to be born with a little bit more magic in her veins as she'd been able to do things like control fire all throughout her younger years.

Another thing worth noting is Aubrey's eyes, they're both bright orange now and when Vincent and Woodbridge and all of the guards see that they're surprised and kind of scared. Pieces of the crystal were taken before, a lot of them, surely if transferring energy and eyes turning the color of the crystal was a human thing someone but especially council members would know about it.

“FANTASY COSTCO! WHERE ALL YOUR DREAMS-”

Also Taako: *Can name 98% of the elements in at least 70 universes and the chemical composition for most things*