theboywiththebook | 11th Tale: Magic [Voice]

[Henry had been reflecting on things that had happened back home. Things that had happened with Peter Pan, his special heart, all of what happened in Neverland. He was sitting in his bedroom looking over the sword he once believed into existence on Neverland.

If he could just believe a stick into a sword, he wondered what else he could do. He looks into his comics because he's pretty sure he's read about belief powers before. And to his credit he does manage to find something similar to it. Reality warping. Just believing in doing something and making it happen.

He mulls it over in his head for a moment. He's pretty sure he's not able to mess with reality at all. Magic had a price where he came from but the rules seemed to change wherever he went.

So, he goes on the network. If only to ask if anyone knows more about this kind of stuff.]

Do you guys think magic changes depending on what world you're in? The rules I mean. Where I'm from magic always comes with a price, but, is it possible that in other places that it doesn't? Like just believing in something and you can do it?

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No rules or prices come with it where I'm from. But one thing is that you're either born with it or not, and most people who can use it can only use one or two types based on their fonins... in other words their lineage. [DNA, basically.

And normally Peony might have second thoughts getting into the subject at all what with where he was, but figures with a kid asking it's not harmful to spill a little on the subject. And he's not the paranoid type either.]

So, like that genetics stuff? That's kind of a weird way to be able to use magic. But, what's a fonin and the types, are they like fire and water and stuff like that?

[It's not too strange a concept of people being able to use only element based magic. After all, that's how it worked here.]

Ah, the simplest explanation to that is that fonons are genetics. And depending on their frequency people can use the six fonic types - yes exactly like fire or water, which are the fifth and fourth fonons respectfully.

[He gives the simple explanation because he's not any more knowledgeable in how it works than that. Experts in the fonon field like Jade would probably know more about frequencies and the fonons that make up each person.

ooc: fonin is actually spelled fonon, sorry for the mistake.]

Sounds really confusing. At least for how you can use it I mean. But, what can you do with it? Sounds pretty limited.

Well, I'm no expert, but I've seen some abilities heal and heard of some people capable enough to learn mystic artes. Other than those skills, though, it does seem to be pretty limited as most artes are destructive no matter what level or element the person holds; novice, mid, or high leveled.

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