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I’ve been wondering… do you guys think the human lands will ever regain magic?

I always go back to this line:

"But we… I mean, they don’t have magic. Humans don’t have magic.” “Some do. Usually those who can claim distant Fae ancestry"

I have a theory that the next books might focus on two separate storylines. One would follow Lucien, Elain, Vassa, Jurian, and Tamlin, dealing with the human lands, the Spring Court, and Koschei. The other would focus on the Prison/Dusk side, with Nesta, Cassian, Azriel, and the Night Court. That could explain the multiple POVs. 🤔🤔

I also think Vassa and Jurian might play an important role in helping humans rebuild or even create a new way of living, maybe something like humans developing magic again, or witches/mages emerging. But that could also create conflict with the Fae and disrupt the balance of the world. Maybe that’s why the Mother or the Cauldron limited human access to magic in the first place.

I’ve also seen theories that humans might not originally belong to that world at all, and were brought there somehow, kind of like Narnia. That makes me wonder if the Archeron sisters have some deeper magical connection. Maybe it comes from distant Fae ancestry, or maybe from humans who originally came from another world where magic existed, and they gradually lost it over time after arriving in Prythian.😵‍💫🤔

Could that loss of magic be what led to humans being enslaved?

I haven’t read ToG yet, but I’ve seen people speculate that Mama Archeron might have some connection to that world too.

I keep thinking about how miserable life is for humans in their lands, and it feels like such an underexplored part of the story. Do you think the human realm will be explored more in future books? Will humans end up playing a bigger role? What are your theories?