Beyond
Beyond adverb - Farther along in space or time or degree.
New
New adjective - Taking the place of one that came before.
Both words in one sentence
- And possibly even centuries beyond that into the future, when God reveals that He is creating "a new heavens and new earth", which is only seen near the end of the book of Revelation.
Source: Literature / Book of Isaiah - Philip Segal brought it back for one TV movie, but it didn't go anywhere beyond giving fans a new incarnation of the Doctor.
Source: Sending Stuff to Save the Show -
However, obviously the cap was not removed from new magic's removal, allowing people around for new magic and campaigns to get beyond 400.
Source: Video Game / Everybody Edits
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