The Magus Era Wiki Novels & Stories

Mia sunk into brief thought and said, “A few centuries ago, this universe was going through its most glorious age it has ever seen. Many geniuses were produced during that age. Even in a small world, there would be forces to reckon with. And in that age, the most frightening of them all was the eight sisters of the Callahan family. James listened carefully. He had heard of these before. He knew that the age when Thea was born was the most glorious age of them all. Mia continued and said, “I have a brother who was born in that Age. He’s called Mago Londyn, a genius that one can only encounter every ten thousand years. Within an Epoch after his birth, he already joined the Ancestral God Ranks,

A realm which seems like a dream, a realm created for witches. Earth compared to Eregdrix has just one source of light, has seasons, has creatures whom care little about their home planet. The history of Eregdrix was laid out as a realm which was built under the foundation of magic. The history is below; Built under the foundation of magic and given to rule by Morgana Le Fay to King Butt. Eregdrix is a wide spread realm, having as much as earth has but not all. Eregdrix has no mountains, hills or valleys. This was described by Maria, Khloe and Pete on their first vision or rather arrest. Eregdrix is a realm aligned to other twelve realms which are aligned to earth. Formally known before its

“It’s how you say these things with a straight face that’s creepy. I don’t know if you are angry, bored or worried. Which is it?” Kilvic thought about it briefly. It was a logical question. Why had he said it when he hadn’t needed to? Moss had given him a piece of advice, and he’d given one in return. Was it the reference to the magi that had spurred him to speak. Yes, the magi were what mages were called in the older times when they had engaged in combat from a distance. They were mages who had failed once their opponents engaged them in the melee, something very similar to archers. But he also knew he cared nothing for them. They were a part of history; a relic in even the tales.