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** That being said, there are a few modern elements that are present even before Arthur decides to toy with a TechnologyUplift and being a OneManIndustrialRevolution. Namely, artificing is portrayed moreso like modern science. The aforementioned Gideon resembles a modern MadScientist complete with a labcoat and EinsteinHair, and he does his work in what could only be described as modern research laboratories. Aside from that, the inhabitants of Dicathen sometimes wear attire that is modern in comparison to what was worn in medieval times, such as maid and butler uniforms.
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** That being said, there are a few modern elements that are present even before Arthur decides to toy with a TechnologyUplift and being a OneManIndustrialRevolution. Namely, artificing is portrayed moreso like modern science. The aforementioned Gideon resembles a modern MadScientist complete with a labcoat and EinsteinHair, and he does his work in what could only be described as modern research laboratories. Some magical concepts are analogous to modern developments such as picture orbs (photographs), projection discs (public broadcasts), and communication scrolls (phones). Aside from that, the inhabitants of Dicathen sometimes wear attire that is relatively modern in comparison to what was worn in medieval times, such as maid and butler uniforms.
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** The asuras of Epheotus, though ''the'' most magically adept faction in the setting from whom the inhabitants of both Dicathen and Alacrya are able to use magic, are still apparently on the same level as them in terms of non-magical technology. However, they are aware of some more modern concepts, though this could possibly be because [[spoiler:they are aware of Earth's existence and Arthur's past life as King Grey]]. Arthur temporarily ends up in a relatively modern-looking wheelchair when he ends up in Myre's care, and Windsom later laments how he has been "reduced to a mere taxi service" when Arthur asks him to take him to Kezess.
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** The asuras of Epheotus, though ''the'' most magically adept faction in the setting from whom the inhabitants of both Dicathen and Alacrya are able to use magic, are still apparently on the same level as them in terms of non-magical technology. However, they are aware of some more modern concepts, though this could possibly be because [[spoiler:they are aware of Earth's existence and Arthur's past life as King Grey]]. Arthur temporarily ends up in a relatively modern-looking wheelchair when he ends up in Myre's care, and Windsom later laments how he has been "reduced to a mere taxi service" when Arthur asks him to take him to Kezess.
