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Okay, so earlier this week we made a video talking about whether or not a witch or wizard can run out of magic or if there's even a cost involved with performing spells.

And in short we decided no, there is no cost. You could literally cast 100 patronises in a row and still have enough

energy to go enter a hot dog eating contest which is what I am assuming Tina was

doing right before this scene right here do Do we know how the hot dog is

important? No, will it definitely be important? Probably not. Am I thinking

about it anyway? Not really. I'm lying, I totally am. What's with the hot dog?

But we do know that magic can perform in kind of unusual ways not the least of which when it is repressed and that topic in particular is something that's really been thrust to the the Fantastic Beast series, where we discover

that this faceless black cloud of chaos

that is destroying New York City

is in fact one Credence bear bone.

I said faceless, it does sort of have a face at times, you know. The unique thing about Credence bear, but I said faceless. It does sort of have a face at times, you know.

The unique thing about Credence in this particular situation, though, is that he is way too old to be an obscurious,

at least according to Newt.

There's no documented case of an obscural surviving past the age 10.

Credence is way older than that, making the reveal that he is in fact the obscurist that's

destroying town kind of shocking.

Even more so in crimes of Brindowald where we discover that not only has he survived for this long but Cretans actually seems to have some semblance of control over the beast.

And with that it means we are in totally uncharted territory, meaning however this is going to be

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