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    1. KabenSaal 13 yrs ago

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Exactly. I was never good at maths, and that, I hadn't the first clue what it was. It's like asking you to translate this.

No. The picture I posted was, Sanskirt. Ancient Sumerian to me. I swear, I don't know if they are questions, awnsers, or simply just random things in a line. It's like, someone ate a bowl of Calculus soup and shit a bunch of forumle.
You can never go wrong with maths.


Tell that to Mokuren.
Bing bong, bing bong, Combat was over. Mokuren smiled at Skyra, and then fled with great haste from the hall, the conversation deviating to a point she really would rather keep buried in a pitch ditch, and occasionally stab with a pitchfork of fire and Noble Man-Eater Bugs. Fleeing was a much better open, one she did with great gusto, not really paying attention to what class was next, until she had arrived, taken a seat, and opened a text book. She then read the first page, and got a few questions.



Mokuren stared at the page for quite some time, and then casually drew Sarasagi and started hacking the book into paper-y chunks with the sharp end.
"Die foul spawn of all that is evil!"

Not sure if I should wait for Pyro to post and then go to maths, or just go.
So, the conference document wasn't all to clear. Is Mokuren in the Maths class right now?
Just putting this here......

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That's actually a misconception propagated by Supernatural. salt has never had any form of supernatural repelling qualities.

In ancient Jerusalem (as well as other desert areas) salt was used to purify and preserve meat. Because of how fast meat spoiled in desert countries you needed salt unless you were going to butcher and eat the animal immediately. This caused salt to become a symbol of purity and life in many ancient cultures because food was life and salt was necessary to preserve it.

Supernatural took this a step further by saying that since it was a symbol of purity demons, unclean as they are could not abide it and as a symbol of life ghosts being without life could not tolerate it. Before Supernatural salt had no demon slaying or ghost banishing qualities.


In 'Gugure! Kokkuri-san' the self-proclaimed doll throws salt at Kokkuri-san, a spirit.
Salt doesn't effect everything.
Shockingly high sodium chloride concentrations scattered about after them combat matches


Could keep out all manner of demons with it.
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