★‹{FIRST AND FOREMOST THESE THOUGHTS CAME FROM @tape-recorder!!!! THIS WAS A BRILLIANT THEORY AND IT COMES FROM THEM!!!}›★
Sorry again for responding late,
But anyways... Ooohh.... This is interesting
!ANOTHER THING! The events of the idea likely happened during Founts time as the first Headmaster and not necessarily as the fount of knowledge, so most evidence of connections shown here are specifically first headmaster related. I also abbreviated The first headmaster to "TFH".
The theory introduces the idea that Fount of Knowledge/TFH was actually the one to fully form and bake moonlight himself. And that he had a close connection to the wizards, close enough to grant them the knowledge of baking magic.
This ties into the idea that the wizards came later on, after earthbread had already had its developments, and explains why they'd know the magic to create cookies in the way The First Witches did.
It would also definitely create an explanation as to the connections of the blueberry yogurt academy and the city of wizards. And in the case of the Great Sage (gem and staff) NOT being fount of knowledge, Fount being the one to actually bake moonlight would justify the connections made between both the blueberry yogurt academy and to the city of wizards,
It would also provide explanation as to the "Ultimate Cookie recipes". That book in particular has always been interesting because, for all we know, fount never actually baked any cookie in his time. We don't have enough evidence to say Candy Apple or Black Sapphire were ever actually baked by him, and even if they were it would have likely been after his corruption to deceit.
Not only this, but I could never find myself justifying the idea of him attempting to make the perfect cookie, because that was never ultimately his goal. Many of his questions rooted in why they were created, not how. Not only this, but Fount also never dwelled on the fragility of cookies, it was not something that haunted him tho it was something he understood. It was the goal of White Lily and she did attempt to use the book to further that goal, but the book is likely a collection of recipes and not the recipe for making the ultimate cookie.
"The Ultimate Cookie Recipes"
It's also interesting that this research, or information, can also be traced back to the spire of all knowledge. Connecting him closer to being interested in baking cookies.
But, that puts into question: what did he do with his knowledge of how to bake and create cookies? And how did he use it?
The wizards came to earthbread because they were interested in the creation of cookies, but it doesn't necessarily explain how they knew how to bake cookies or how they would have harnessed the ability the First witches did.
I feel it's important to note, that none of the wizards ever took credit for actually baking moonlight,
There was a wizard who designed her
A wizard who gathered her ingredients
But no wizard who actually "created" (aka baked) her, but you know who does seemingly take credit for that?
The mysterious voice, someone who moonlight could not recall because the events were locked deep within her memories.
But you who else often has lock and key imagery?
Same person who also has connections to dream magic, manipulating dreams, and tampering with memories.
Not only this, but as the master and origin of magic, isn't it fitting for him to teach her all its secrets?
This is interesting in itself, but the fact that we have evidence of The First Headmaster documenting the ingredients to make cookies, and the fact that so many traces of the blueberry yogurt academy have been found in the city of wizards and vice versa, paints an idea that he was the mysterious voice.
The process of creating moonlight with the wizards could explain why he was never bitter towards the wizards for many reasons:
They did not create him; he didn't have to question them as divine, unreachable beings. But instead, tangible, real creatures who lived and died just as the average cookie did, pursued knowledge in a way he hadn't seen in humans.
He felt appreciated by the wizards, he was acknowledged in a way that he couldn't find in the witches after their disappearance.
He cherished the process of creation, being on equal footing with the wizards as he aided in Moonlight's creation and development, teaching her everything she needed to know about secrets of magic in ways that the wizards could not.
And that's not including the visual evidence connecting the city of wizards and the blueberry yogurt academy:
Thank you also for these images
Basically, Fount/TFH and all the wizards made a collaborative effort in creating moonlight cookie, but Fount/TFH locked away any memories of their interactions deep within moonlights mind.
This is honestly an incredibly good and interesting way of explaining both of the blatantly obvious connections.
(I also think it's funny because this man was literally everywhere, like what the hell.)
I have so much more to say on this, there are so many things that make this theory solid and, if officially confirmed, could explain a lot of other different things.
I'd like to add how interesting this is to Fount as a character as well, unfortunately there will be no more picture evidence for this because I have reached the limit. But with the possibility of making this a thread, I'm going to introduce an idea:
Fount cared deeply, and he yearned massively.
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