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{{TooltipColor|D|[Demon of paradox, stuck in endless contradictions of Time and Space]}}<br> | |||
He can destroy the universe with his paranormal powers<br>far superior from technology and science. | |||
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|[[File:TiTSkill7.png|link=Stardust Shower (Force)]]|Stardust Shower|'''-''' | |||
|[[File:MP1.PNG|link=Reminiscent Touch]]|Reminiscent Touch|'''-''' | |||
|[[File:MP2.PNG|link=Side Effect]]|Side Effect|'''-''' | |||
|[[File:MP3.PNG|link=Expansion of Sense]]|Expansion of Sense|'''-''' | |||
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Add is the demon of paradox, stuck in endless contradictions of Time and Space. He can destroy time and space with his paranormal powers that far exceeds the power of technology and science. | |||
When Add realized that it's impossible to return to the exact past that he hails from, he loses his mind from despair, and aimlessly travels around Time and Space, leaving endless destruction in his path. | |||
Perhaps it was a fatal side effect of his aimless traveling between different parallel universes, but Add feels that his body has reached its limit. Before his body completely disintegrates, he attempts one final experiment, a forbidden experiment that will deconstruct him to a molecular level then tie his very being to the essence of Time and Space. | |||
''"With this... I'll be back in the cycle of time..."'' | |||
With only his | With the experiment ending in a success, Add becomes a separate entity existing independently from the natural progression of time. The only thing that remains is his obsessive desire to return to the only past in which he felt happiness. | ||
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