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@UnknownEntity31 I know they are 5 months late but I will answer xd
            As I understand it, what really happened was that Schrödinger can be anywhere and everywhere as long as he is aware of himself. When he was adsorbed by Alucard his soul dissolved into along with all the souls Alucard already possessed. As his consciousness was so diluted, he lost the ability to perceive himself and therefore Alucard suffered the same effect. Schrödinger can only exist as long as he is aware of his existence, when he ceases to be so he disappears from existence himself and Alucard suffered the same effect.
            And how did Alucard come back in the end? I understand that in order to be aware of his existence, so to speak, he had to kill all the souls within him, leaving only Schrödinger's inside him, thus becoming 'omnipresent' from there I no longer understand ._.
            And that most of it I took from the comments to give me an idea

@UnknownEntity31 OMG Thank you so much for taking a chance on Spring in Hades too!! I'm so happy that you feel connected to the characters, and that you've enjoyed it too. It really means a lot to me that you've enjoyed it.
            
             I've always seen him as a prick, even before Lore Olympus, because between the four 2nd generation male Olympians, it seemed like he received the most veneration so I'm sure that would really get into one's head... because, well... I don't think an Olympian could be level-headed and/or humble.

I just started reading your other work "Spring in Hades" and your retelling of the story is incredible your characters actually get an emotional response from me. I never thought i'd see Apollo as a prick since he was one of my favorites before i read Lore Olympus

@UnknownEntity31 *fireworks exploding in my chest* Thank you, love!! Much love from me xx ❤❤

Good so far, mostly bored but good. 

@UnknownEntity31 how has your day/night been