

So in one of the last episodes, Gowther reads the power levels of Diane and
King and they increased. Why did they increase? I think the former fairy king
and giant king wanted to make them stronger sending them to the past, but the
"challenge" they passed there was one not to kill her sister's lover (King)
and the other not to betray her race (Diane), but I dont see how this had to
do with increasing their power levels, does it?


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Why did Diane and King increase their power levels?


**They gained knowledge and maturity from their trip to the past, which is
counted when numbering power levels.**

Around _chapter 106_ , we learn from Hawk's use of Balor's Eye that power
levels are made up of three numerical components : **Magic** , which
determines the magical proficiency and raw firepower, **Strength** , which
accounts for physical power, and **Will** which is more abstract, but
basically accounts for the individual's fighting spirit and / or maturity as a
fighter.

Since King and Diane faced life-changing events in their trip to the past,
they can reasonably be considered to have gained a lot of willpower, thus
increasing their **Will.** They also have peered into Gloxinia and Dolor's
memories, who use the same magics as them ; they have learned how to use their
magic more efficiently.

It must also be noted that **King's wings** begin growing at this point. In
_Chapter 218, pages 6-8,_ this is noted to improve his link with the Sacred
Tree and allows him to use the full power of his sacred treasure, Chastiefol.
Fairies gain a noticeably huge amount of power when growing their wings ; for
example, Elaine went from 2 830 to 21 050.


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