Your Type
You came to the Magic Market to witness miracles, not to fraternize with monsters. You always find a perfect dark alley corner to calmly observe the clamor outside. This 'detachment of intentionally keeping a distance from the frenzied crowd' actually masks your resistance to 'blending in and showing true emotions.' You fear that joining the wild dancing in the plaza will make you look clumsy and break your cool facade, so you use the 'aloof stance of an observer' as a shield against getting swept up and losing control. But always remaining a spectator makes you miss out on the pure release of surrendering to chaos. Try cheering with the crowd when you see your favorite spell cast; shedding your rational baggage makes the experience a hundred times deeper than merely 'watching.'
💡 Did you know?
In group psychology, maintaining physical distance is often the most direct way to preserve 'psychological boundaries' against the contagion effect of crowd emotions.
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