Time is composed of countless fragments.
Even within a state of frozen time, movement is impossible if one is in a different fragment of that time.
How many such fragments are there, you ask?
A single second contains 5.39 x 10⁴⁴ fragments.
In Murphy's words, this is Planck time.
If each fragment were treated as a second, it would be a span of roughly 4.9 septillion years.
How difficult would it be to pinpoint the exact second to enter within such a vast expanse of time?
Without mastery of tracking Magic, time-stop becomes a turn-based game.
You take a turn, I take a turn.
Until one side's immortality fails and they die for good.
But Cheris was clearly different.
When the four Demigods activated their bloodline abilities to cast [Time Stop], she used the constantly active [Spell Simulation] on her person to track them and enter the frozen domain of time.
In truth, [Time Stop] wasn't a true freeze of time.
