"It would, yes," she says, smiling a tad.

"I'm honestly not sure what superpowers would be most useful, here."

"I'm not sure what kind of powers you have in mind to comment."

"Resurrection would be a neat way to start."

"That I bet I can do with our magic."

"Being able to nullify other magic could be cute, too."

"That one I can do!"

"… Presumably you can't nullify me?"

"Hmm. Bet I could."

"How much of me do you think you could nullify?"

"Dunno, I'd have to try."

"… Okay. Uh. Probably not here."

"I don't have any materials here, so no, not here."

"I didn't realize you needed materials?"

"Well I won't do it with magic, I'll build something that does it. Like what my brother made, but better."

Wakka harrumphs at this.

"I'm not sure how you'd go about trumping magic with technology… Unless you mean, magitech like that other thing?"

"...magitech? I guess it is that, we use pyreflies to build stuff, but we use pyreflies for everything."

"… But presumably it uses magic to nullify other magic?"

"Not... exactly? It's difficult to explain without a lot of background concepts—yes in the sense that it uses pyreflies to do that, no in the sense that regular magic involves imbibing them with intentions and emotions and this doesn't do that, exactly."

"… Where I'm from I'm reasonably confident technology can't affect my magic. Or, I guess maybe it could eventually? But it seems weird."

"That's the pyreflies, yeah."

"They're what lets it affect the magic?"

"Magic is pyreflies."

"… Right, but, where I'm from it's not and where I'm from technology doesn't I think have an obvious means to affect my magic?"