Originally Posted by
Rater202
Dude, it has been long established that literally, everyone has some potential to learn magic and that once you know it, all you have to do to get powerful and learn more magic is keep casting your spells and otherwise practicing magic.
The rarest kind of wizard was established in the last segment of the arc to be ridicloulsly common, if only when you're looking at the actual number instead of the percentile.
It had previously been established that Ashley had affinities and personality traits that made her compatible with a ridiculous number of transformation spells and it was only Ashley's kindhearted nature that prevented Pandora from marking her with the most disruptive ones,so it's not like the idea of Ashley having magic cameout of nowhere.
Besides, EGS i heading towards the "Unmaksed World" trope and Tedd's dream of giving kiterally everyone magic. If everyone has magic, than magic is what's "normal." And being the only person in the castto have absolutly nothing magical until recently, if she joins the cicle, she still has the normal perspective.
And that's assuming that the Wand isn't calling every magic user a Wizard the same way that the Griffon's immediatly assumed that Nanase was a princess intead of merely a strong mage: For all we kno, under the system of magic it's familiar with, only Wizards had enough magical energy to sense, leaving her still functionally a normal unless they let her keep the wand.