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An event that causes a character's prospects to change is always interesting to explore. Be it by gaining new gifts, altering existing ones, or even losing something entirely, how a character reacts and chooses to go forward is what defines their character most.
I don't doubt that even Core needs some time to adjust to what happened. Practically everyone in some way or another will have to process the Halving and its consequences. Indirectly or otherwise.
SagaVerse Canon Info #5
Depowered Core
Yes, you read it right. The Halving had an unintentional side effect which made Core unable to see or be present in the future, making them only Nigh-Omnipresent in the reality.
Their future forms and memories were slowly fading away across the future time-space and leaving only their past and present form to still be intact.
This caused Core to be severely affected by it as they didn't see this coming and they thought it was impossible for them to lose parts of their form across the time-space continuum, but it did. Core was so affected that even people around them started to notice that something is wrong with them, but Core only put out the truth to those that they trust like Dream, Ink, Poppy, and a few other Caretakers of the Omega Timeline.
They started to become silent and nervous at times due to them not being used to not knowing what will happen next, leading to them becoming fearful of the future and what's to come.
At this point, they will need every help they could to get out of this horrific situation...
“The Power that knows the way will take care of you. The One who makes the sun shine, the grass grow, the apples grow perfectly on apple trees. The food that sustains us, nourishes us, everything has been lovingly provided for us. Have faith. Trust the Power that knows the way. This is a first step. To have total faith and total trust in the Infinite, the One. You may call this God if you want to. Makes no difference what you call it. It is within you. It is without you. It is everywhere.”
—Robert Adams