I have recently taken another look and realized that my previous theory of unicorn magic moving in circles was likely false. While the unicorns horn may have supported such a theory (Due to the spiral patterns on each one) the magic itself does not. A while back I was watching Twilight cast a spell, and thought that the magic was moving in circles, but closer observation shows it to be waves instead.
Unicorn magic does appear to move in a circular motion occasionally, but nowhere near often enough to use spirals as the real basis for it's movements. However thinking about it, I believe that for it to move in waves and/or pulses makes much more sense. If unicorn magic moved in circles it would likely be a bit harder to use something such as a teleportation spell, whereas that same spell could be made easier by pulses or waves of magic.
Wave-like movements would potentially allow for spells such as levitation to be used much easier. If the magic moves in a wave like motion while surrounding the object (Or whatever is being levitated) then it could possibly lighten the load of the object, and allow it to move through the air easier. Similar to a boat on water or something. (Though this part of the theory is likely false, I think it could be possible)
Pulses of magic would allow for something like teleportation to occur with ease (Relatively speaking). When a unicorn teleports, it's near instantaneous. They are covered by their magic and disappear, reappearing in another spot. This lends credence to my theory of pulses, I think. It would be much harder, or take much more time if they had to use a circular or wave-like motion to cover themselves in magic to teleport. And when a unicorn's horn is lit, it seems to be making wave like motions. However this visual effect could likely be emulated just as well by quick pulses.
Overall I think that unicorn magic is likely to move in pulses (Though it is possible for it to occasionally move from this pattern for certain reasons or spells)
That's my theory, feel free to comment and give input. I'm also very willing to take suggestions as to what you think I should formulate a theory for next. Thanks for reading, and I hope you enjoyed reading my thoughts on this matter.
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