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They retroactively proved with Lahabrea, that the Ancients could go mad, while it was partly due to his body hopping
Did Emet outright say Lahabrea went mad? I don't recall him saying that, just that switching bodies took some kind of toll on his strength.


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The Ancient didn't seem to be unaware of time magic, with Gaia being primary example.
Gaia's time-slowing magic isn't the same thing as time-travelling magic though, unless you could somehow apply enough of it that time slows "into reverse" or something.


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Funny enough, Yoshida gave an interview to Steven Messner of PC Gamer last month after Fan Fest. Time travel might be back on the menu Ladies and Gentlemen.
Uh... I really hope that's the sort of idea that he's just thrown up randomly without consulting the lore team about its actual plausibility.

Though I think we should be safe for future-travel without risking irreversible damage to the space-time continuum. The past, well, we've done it with Alexander so that's not impossible either, but I just don't think I want another time loop plot at this point.