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After Yhwach discovered a far more potent method of bestowing his soul—by imbuing a "letter" that shared his essence more deeply and with greater power—he founded a Quincy empire known as the *Lichtreich*. He built this empire over the two centuries following his birth, conquering the "northern territories" of the human world—an area that appears to be Europe, and most likely Germany, given the Quincy aesthetic and the fact that many of their techniques are named in German.

So, knowing that Yhwach essentially built an empire in Europe within the human realm...

Do you think Yhwach and the Quincy appear in human history books?

What would this amalgam be like? What would its name, powers, or backstory be?

Magik must be the basis for the amalgam, so it will definitely be female.

You are given the opportunity to rewrite the plot of Season 4B, subject to the following rules:

1. You cannot remove or add characters; you must use the same characters who appeared in the season or characters who appeared in previous seasons.
2. You can alter the characters' fates, making them different from the canon.
3. You can add any storyline you wish involving any character.
4. You must assume the show will be a success, so the storylines need to be capable of connecting to events in a future season.

With these rules in mind, I challenge you to rewrite the season however you like.

P.S.: Just like seasons 3, 5, and 6, it’s odd that Season 4 wasn't split up; so, it has also been divided into A and B, each with its own storyline. Enjoy!

You are given the opportunity to rewrite the plot of Season 3A, subject to the following rules:

1. You cannot remove or add characters; you must use the same characters who appeared in the season or characters who appeared in previous seasons.
2. You can alter the characters' fates, making them different from the canon.
3. You can add any storyline you wish involving any character.
4. You must assume the show will be a success, so the storylines need to be capable of connecting to events in a future season.

With these rules in mind, I challenge you to rewrite the season however you like.

You are given the opportunity to rewrite the plot of Season 2, subject to the following rules:

1. You cannot remove or add characters; you must use the same characters who appeared in the season or characters who appeared in previous seasons.

2. You can alter the characters' fates, making them different from the canon.

3. You can add any storyline you wish involving any character.

4. You must assume the show will be a success, so the storylines need to be capable of connecting to events in a future season.

With these rules in mind, I challenge you to rewrite the season however you like.

This is a question that goes beyond how someone so old can still be alive. I know it's because of her magical powers.

But following the rule of the Supremes (according to Ryan Murphy, Scáthach is the original Supreme, centuries before the Salem witches), there can only be one per generation. Yet, despite the fact that there is already a Supreme in the present and that many Supremes have come and gone, Scáthach's power doesn't seem to have weakened.

So how could Scáthach still be alive if there can only be one Supreme?

What would it be called, and would it be an amalgamation of Thor and Superman?

A remake of the first 12 seasons of American Horror Story is being made, and you've been given the opportunity to write the entire first season, Murder House, under the following rules:

1. The premise must be the same: a haunted house.

2. You cannot eliminate characters. You can add original characters or characters from future seasons, but you cannot eliminate existing characters.

3. You can make allusions to future events or locations within the universe, but you can't be too specific. For example, you can mention things like the Redwood Field massacre or the Hotel Cortes, but you can't mention information that isn't known within the universe, such as Brook's innocence or that the Hotel Cortes was built as a death trap.

Knowing this, how would you write Murder House?

I'm watching the series for the first time and I just finished season 2, but it was never explained why the aliens were so interested in Kit Walker, to the point of abducting two women simply because they were pregnant with his children.

What exactly attracted the aliens to him and made them take him when he was on the verge of death?

In the final chapter, it's implied that Youka had already prepared his agents to begin shouting victory cries acclaiming RiBoku as king. So, if Youka was already prepared for RiBoku's victory in the Siege of Kantan, does that mean Ousen's strategy for the final victory in the war included sacrificing Rishin and his army?

From what I can understand and deduce, Ousen's plan to defeat RiBoku without facing him on the battlefield would be to exploit his popularity against him to bring his dispute with the king of Zhao to a critical point. To that end, he planned to give RiBoku a crushing and resounding victory. And what victory could be greater than successfully defending the capital from a siege by an enemy army, an army whose general is famous for assassinating one of the Three Great Heavens of Zhao?

So, even though it might sound like I'm an Ousen fan, this could mean that Ousen managed to foresee RiBoku's strategy and how he would have prepared a trap for Rishin when he advanced to attack the capital.

The thing is, it's unlikely that Ousen actually thought Shin would escape RiBoku's trap. So, did Ousen plan to sacrifice Shin and his army?

Seeing that Yan's armies shown so far are entirely composed of mountain clans, and that Ordo seems able to conquer more clans to replenish his force even after losing his 8,000-strong power base, coupled with the fact that Yan strongest elite troops appear to be the Quanrong, makes me wonder:

Is Yan's territory mostly or entirely composed of mountains?

This is a crazy theory that occurred to me while watching a video about Kakin's empire.

What if the current Morena Prudo is actually the original Morena Prudo, but only in body, and the fake Morena Prudo is the one controlling the body?

This is all based on one concept:

Morena's own ability, "Contagion," which allows her to grant Nen abilities to others by kissing them. This creates a complex leveling system where her initiates can gain more power by killing people with designated point values. The thing is, due to the very nature of the ability, it's unknown if she herself created Contagion because her ability can be replicated in someone infected by her under certain conditions (a sufficiently high level), and she herself has 45 levels when she was first introduced, despite being the primary user of the ability. This means that she, rather than being the true creator of the ability, is another "player" who was infected. This would explain how, despite having been, in her own words, only used as "meat" within the Heil-ly family, she can use Nen like an expert, even though she shouldn't have been trained.

The original creator is Morena Prudo, the king's illegitimate daughter, who created the ability and passed it on to the fake Morena. This fake Morena then created a Nen ability that allows her to "swap" bodies with the original Morena Prudo.

This is why no one in the Heil-ly mafia ever suspected that Morena was a fake and was able to carry out the swap. This Morena exchanged souls with the original Morena and kept the body and the "Contagion" ability. Her final plan to cause the "end of the world" is to make another swap with the winner of the succession war, thus becoming the king of Kakin and making everyone kill each other.

First of all, to clarify, (f)Woble means false Woble, the nephew of Queen Oito who was used as a body double for the real Woble.

Now, as many who are up to date with the manga know, in chapter 412 it is revealed that Queen Oito performed a baby swap between the real Woble and her nephew, (f)Woble. But before the exchange, Woble first performed the ritual of the vessel to obtain a guardian beast.

The thing is, now we know that since the (f)Woble on the ship didn't perform the ritual and doesn't have a guardian beast, it remains unclear what exactly the mysterious black aura that surrounded him on the first day was.

Initially, it was thought to be just Woble's guardian beast, but (f)Woble doesn't have any guardian beast, which leaves the question of what exactly the aura that surrounded (f)Woble was.