Investigating the Fittoa Mana Calamity: Did Rudeus or the Man-God Cause the Teleportation?
By David Miller
The mechanics of summoning magic within the Six-Faced World operate on precise thermodynamic principles. To draw an object from another world, the summoning circle must equalize mana resistance. Pulling a living human requires an incomprehensible amount of mana, far more than a single caster or ambient territory can sustain without severe structural failure.
When the coordinates locked onto Roa in year K417, the summon finally succeeded in yanking Nanahoshi Shizuka through the dimensional barrier. The resulting spatial displacement produced an uncontrollable summoning magic backlash. The dimensional rupture collapsed inward, creating a vacuum that sucked in every living creature, building, and plot of land within the Fittoa region before discharging them across the globe.
| Phase & Entity | Spacetime Mechanism | Observable Impact in World |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1: Initial Soul Leak (K407) | Playback Miko tears dimensional barrier; hole is too small for matter. | Disembodied soul slips through, resulting in Rudeus Greyrat reincarnation. |
| Phase 2: Mana Congestion (K415, K417) | Atmospheric mana condenses over Roa to generate summoning payload. | Formation of the red sphere in the sky; Arumanfi dispatched to investigate. |
| Phase 3: Material Summoning (K417) | Nanahoshi crosses boundary; massive planar displacement violently discharges. | Fittoa Mana Calamity strikes; Roa vaporized; regional population scattered. |
| Phase 4: Global Displacement | Chaotic spatial vectors fling mass randomly along leyline pathways. | Begaritto Continent dispersal of Zenith; Rudeus & Eris dropped in Demon Realm. |
The severity of the Begaritto Continent dispersal underscores how erratic these discharge vectors were. Because the spatial tear closed violently, victims were not transferred via structured teleportation gates. Instead, they were caught in the chaotic wake of Nanahoshi’s physical arrival. Zenith Greyrat ended up fused deep inside the Teleportation Labyrinth, while others landed midair over oceans or directly inside monster nests.
David Miller brings 15 years of experience in global economics, personal finance strategy, and market dynamics. He specializes in turning complex economic trends into actionable insights for everyday readers.
