By your theory, it should have simply ceased to exist then. :/
I never said the geass didn't 're-start'. Think of it as a power switch, you switch it off (or force it off by erasing the fact it ever existed), the electricity stops, the lights go out and nothing can change that, until you flip the switch back on. My theory is that the geass acts the same in reaction to the Emporer's geass.
There's no proof as of yet, as too many things could have came into play for Carve-tan to stop carving, the attack on the Acadamy when the Black Knights took it as their HQ, the subsequent flee back to Britania, hell, she could have died in the assult on Tokyo Settlement just by being in the wrong place at the wrong time, but I think my theory is the most likey answer.
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I never said the geass didn't 're-start'. Think of it as a power switch, you switch it off (or force it off by erasing the fact it ever existed), the electricity stops, the lights go out and nothing can change that, until you flip the switch back on. My theory is that the geass acts the same in reaction to the Emporer's geass.
There's no proof as of yet, as too many things could have came into play for Carve-tan to stop carving, the attack on the Acadamy when the Black Knights took it as their HQ, the subsequent flee back to Britania, hell, she could have died in the assult on Tokyo Settlement just by being in the wrong place at the wrong time, but I think my theory is the most likey answer.