The Leviathan System In a world where magic reigns supreme, Silas Blackwood is born with a crippling disability - the inability to produce mana, the essence of magical power. Ostracized and bullied, Silas's life takes an unexpected turn when his mother, Evelyn Winterbourne, a brilliant scientist from Earth, creates a revolutionary magitech device that integrates with his body. This Leviathan System grants Silas access to unique magical abilities in Neuromancy, Biomancy, and Essomancy, but at a cost - it slowly transforms him into something beyond human.
Accepted into the prestigious Arcanium University, Silas finds himself thrust into a world of cutthroat competition and looming war. As the magical society of Eldoria prepares for an impending conflict with the ancient and powerful Fae, Silas must navigate treacherous political waters, face relentless bullying from elite students, and master his newfound powers.
Alongside a diverse group of talented but outcast classmates, Silas forms unexpected alliances. Together, they face the challenges of their rigorous magical training, which includes hunting dangerous magical beasts and surviving perilous dungeons. As Silas grows stronger, he uncovers dark secrets about the university, the war with the Fae, and his own mysterious origins.
Driven by a desire to free his imprisoned mother and unravel the mysteries of the Leviathan System, Silas pushes the boundaries of his abilities. Each new power he gains brings him closer to his goals but also further from his humanity. As he delves deeper into forbidden magic and ancient conspiracies, Silas must confront difficult questions about identity, morality, and the true nature of power.
With war on the horizon and his own transformation accelerating, Silas finds himself at the center of a conflict that could reshape the magical world. Caught between competing factions, ancient powers, and his own evolving nature, he must decide what he's willing to sacrifice in his quest for answers, justice, and a place to belong.
Red_Marsh · Fantasia
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