[ Ori tries to imagine herself in a world entirely devoid of magic, which is... incredibly difficult. Magic isn't quite so commonplace or widespread as one might believe, where she's from, but it's just that her own life has been so deeply influenced and shaped by magic that... well, she would probably be an entirely different person, were she brought into a life with no magic.
That being said, what he describes as science does conjure in her mind the image of wizards and alchemists, making sense and order in formulas and runes what the sort of chaos that she draws upon for her own magic. ]
Orderly magic sounds a bit like what wizards do. They understand and use magic in very precise and calculated ways... it's an entirely different way of using magic than what I'm used to.
But, to answer your question— I don't think it has. It's made for some interesting effects on my magic, but nothing... bad. [ Maybe? ] Except for the times that I can't use my magic at all, like in dreamscapes.
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That being said, what he describes as science does conjure in her mind the image of wizards and alchemists, making sense and order in formulas and runes what the sort of chaos that she draws upon for her own magic. ]
Orderly magic sounds a bit like what wizards do. They understand and use magic in very precise and calculated ways... it's an entirely different way of using magic than what I'm used to.
But, to answer your question— I don't think it has. It's made for some interesting effects on my magic, but nothing... bad. [ Maybe? ] Except for the times that I can't use my magic at all, like in dreamscapes.