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2025-03-30

The story is good overall, but there’s a bit of a logic issue. Since he’s a wizard from Hogwarts, he’d have to make a contract with the Vishanti to learn sorcery, which basically means selling his soul to them after he dies. That just feels unnecessary when he already has his own magic, which could become just as powerful if developed properly. It’s kind of disappointing to see him go down that route when he has other options. Instead of fully committing to sorcery, why not have him just study it and take inspiration from it instead? He could break down how the Ancient One and other sorcerers use magic and then adapt those techniques into his own style—without needing to rely on some cosmic entity that wants his soul. Another idea is for him to develop his own unique magic based on what he learns. He could figure out how sorcerers manipulate energy and find a way to do something similar using his own magical abilities. Maybe he creates new spells, enchantments, or a whole different way of casting that mimics sorcery without actually becoming a sorcerer. He could also use things like alchemy, runes, or magical artifacts to achieve similar results without making any dangerous deals. Instead of pulling energy from other dimensions like sorcerers do, maybe he taps into ley lines, creates enchanted tools, or finds other magical workarounds. Another cool angle would be for him to find an alternative mentor—someone who isn’t tied to the Vishanti but still knows powerful magic. There’s gotta be lost knowledge or forgotten techniques out there that could let him do some crazy stuff without getting himself roped into a soul-binding contract. Honestly, learning from the Ancient One isn’t a bad idea, but going full sorcerer and selling his soul feels unnecessary when he’s already got so much potential. If it were me, I’d have him take what’s useful from sorcery and make it his own instead of just following the usual path. That way, he stands out more and doesn’t have to deal with the whole “owing his soul to a higher power” thing.

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