𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕾𝖕𝖊𝖑𝖑𝖇𝖔𝖚𝖓𝖉 𝕮𝖔𝖉𝖊𝖝 (𝖎𝖎𝖎)

Witchatopia is a universe populated by witches. Incredibly powerful witches. The inhabitants of Witchatopia trained day and night, hours on end until their legs collapsed and until they threw up from exhaustion. Power and intelligence were everything, it was all that mattered to most people. It was difficult. It was stressful.

There was war and tarnish everywhere you turned to look, constant outbreaks and disapproval, disagreements and anguish. One particular war had been carrying on for centuries, a traditional war living out through generations of the leading families participating. 

Witchatopia, despite the violence, is a wonderful place. 

We lacked various technological resources that mortals this day and age cannot seem to separate from, although Victoria Amos was an advanced scientist of her time, she created artificial magic that had capabilities nobody had ever seen before. Weaponry too. This could be very useful in my current fight since I know where she is located now. She tends to follow me around and visit me often, however I do not mind this!

Witchatopia was a universe encompassed in war and misery as I’ve said before. Tragedy and defeat, and victory. There was no need for law, no need for order. The people did as they wished, as they pleased. They payed no mind to the royal families unless the matter was of upmost importance.

This was a recipe for disaster and death, but nobody cared, it’s how Witchatopia was intended to be.

From as young as 4, Mystics were trained day in day out to become warriors. Whether I agree with it or not, Is a tale for another day. 

Training sessions usually ran for 10 or so hours, depending on how merciful your parents were. My father pushed me to 11 hours, God did I hate him for that, but that’s not the point I’m making here. 

From 7, Mystics were enrolled in their first stage of school. There, they learnt battle techniques, sciences, mathematics and history amongst other subjects, however combat (p.e) and science were the cores. You could opt out from math if it really bored you, but not many people ever did that in fear of their demanding parents. I was included in that way of thinking.

When Mystics reached the age of 13, they were finally tested on their magic potential. From 0-12 they’re simply trained in physical combat, their magic hadn’t sprung yet, not until a Mystics puberty. A Mystics colour of magic determines its strength and their future within the harsh reality of Witchatopias ranks. 

* White - often used by healers, it isn’t very strong in battle and is essentially bronze on a scale of bronze to gold. It’s basic but when trained you can do a decent amount of damage, though as I said it is better in the healing field as it is rather limited in attack percentage, this is also the most likely colour code to corrupt down the line.

* Green - green is artificial. It’s rare that you see it at all since it is so difficult to get a hold of, it’s a whole mystics life dedicated to it. The second strongest, falling behind blue of course. It’s a light almost neon green fire or electricity. Its only drawbacks are overuse where you can lose control over it easily since it’s artificial it doesn’t come naturally. 

* Purple - purple is an extremely strong colour. Depending on the user this colour could be shown through fire or through something more like electricity as I earlier stated briefly. The purple can be used for long periods of time but be careful since it tends to burn your hands after a while. 

* Blue - blue is the most powerful colour of all. It died out. This colour has no drawbacks. If a blue learns how to control this power to the best of their ability, it’ll take the whole universe out with it. Blues can adapt special techniques also, things like teleportation and enhanced speed can be learned by a blue.

As an Aphelion, passed down throughout the generations of my elders, I hold within me the ability to control and manipulate every code of magic. This is how my family rose to fame, and why so many even to this day, want me dead.