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Hmmm... a hero, who for many is a symbol of peace with an "impeccable reputation". And a hero who deals with—or at least tries to deal with—all the crap going on in the world.

And an enemy who clearly has some ambiguous feelings.

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👉👈 Well, I hope you like Magister Merlin. She's taken the name Liandil. She likes the wanderer outfit (though I definitely want to get her that armor from next season).

And yes, she looks too cute with Lorsan.

Fun fact: those little wings on her head are like ears. She also covers her face with them when she's embarrassed.

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Magister Merlin will say they're fine.

Also, upon seeing Cyran next season (and in real life, after learning about the crap he's done):

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Magister Merlin doesn't need endless reminders of their duty to the world. Magister Merlin needs rest, not saving the world from literally everything.

They're too precious. And they're so close to a nervous breakdown.

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I'm still impressed after finishing the season Thorns of Devotion. But mostly because of the interesting fact that Merlin isn't mortal or a god (godess). And he (she) not part of the tree of life. But hey, now I want to know more about who Merlin is! Personally, I had a theory that Merlin is a star fragment that acquired thoughts and desires (but not the most stable memory).

Does anyone have any other interesting theories about Merlin's origins?

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I'm looking forward to the new season, I'm sooooo looking forward to it! At the very least, the plot! Palace intrigues and coups are always fascinating to watch. New characters and their stories—I'm not an expert on AFK Arena.

Okay, I confess: it's also because of the prince's portrayal. A few seconds of Merlin and the prince were enough for me to feel like I needed their interaction.

And hey, it even gave me an idea of ​​what it would be like if Merlin became a loyal ally to the prince. Like King Arthur and the wizard Merlin.

Merlin in knightly attire, omg! Any girl in knightly attire captures my heart.

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I've been thinking about this since watching the movie. Just listen, okay?

Tagah was closely connected to Sonam's lost avatar. So closely that she couldn't kill him, even though he clearly had the ability and the will to exact bloody justice for murdered airbenders.

And who does he see after waking up thousands of years later? He'd literally feel déjà vu. Just look at Aang and Sonam. It's clearly not just about them being avatars and airbenders.

Just look:

It's also about their desire to change the world for the better, despite the cruelty that reigns around them. And despite the decisions the world dictates to them. At the same time, Aang does what she once couldn't: he gives up the powerful staff, he does what she once wanted to do.

Avatar Sonam and Avatar Aang are connected, and this is what Tagah sees. He sees that her reincarnation, chooses what she would have done in another world and given the choice.

And this is precisely what angers Tagah, or at least motivates him. That Aang chooses to believe in the best, just like her, despite the wars and destruction.

Tagah was doomed; he was stuck with the strong, sweet Avatar again, Lol.