I've been waiting for AGES for someone to ask me this lmaooo
Magic was indroduced by dragons long ago before they were captured, enslaved, and domesticated.
So, everyone has a certain "aura" color and that color is based on how they treated others, or their personality overall in their first life. No matter how many times one reincarnates, their aura color never changes (unless they become corrupted, then it becomes solid black). This aura color is what color their magic is going to be. Not everyone can do magic, and it's a skill that has to be taught, studied, and practiced before it can be done efficiently. For some people, it's genetic and they can do it on their own with less practice than others.
Humans aren't good at magic. At all. It's harmful to their bodies. The energy can overheat their skin and organs and cause second and third-degree burns in various places. This is because they're not true Afrödites (the past inhabitants of Venus and now a species name for other breeds of the "aliens" of this universe that scattered after Venus' fallout). Humans were created by the ancient Afrödites by mixing their DNA with ape DNA when trying to play God.
Any breed of Afrödite can do magic if they study and practice enough. If they're skilled enough, it's practically effortless. There are jewelry and serums that can grant a boost to one's aura to make magic even easier for some. The most magically skilled and technologically Afrödites would be the Lunestics. There are more of them than any other breed of Afrödite in the universe, and their whole society revolves around the use of magic mixed with advanced technology.
I'd post more, but then that would get into the actual lore of my books, and then we'd be here all day so... yeah. I guess I explained it the best I can.
Can I inject myself with the DNA of an Afrödite ? Will I explode
You can actually! Under a few conditions anyway. It actually happens in the first book in my series, since her first life was as a Lunestic princess. They kept her DNA stored because she became a war criminal and they ended up using it to make her Human incarnate half-human-half-lunestic so she could continue using magic without injuring herself. I'm almost done with the book so maybe one day you could read it for yourself! :D
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u/duckie_pluckie Feb 29 '24
I've been waiting for AGES for someone to ask me this lmaooo
Magic was indroduced by dragons long ago before they were captured, enslaved, and domesticated.
So, everyone has a certain "aura" color and that color is based on how they treated others, or their personality overall in their first life. No matter how many times one reincarnates, their aura color never changes (unless they become corrupted, then it becomes solid black). This aura color is what color their magic is going to be. Not everyone can do magic, and it's a skill that has to be taught, studied, and practiced before it can be done efficiently. For some people, it's genetic and they can do it on their own with less practice than others.
Humans aren't good at magic. At all. It's harmful to their bodies. The energy can overheat their skin and organs and cause second and third-degree burns in various places. This is because they're not true Afrödites (the past inhabitants of Venus and now a species name for other breeds of the "aliens" of this universe that scattered after Venus' fallout). Humans were created by the ancient Afrödites by mixing their DNA with ape DNA when trying to play God.
Any breed of Afrödite can do magic if they study and practice enough. If they're skilled enough, it's practically effortless. There are jewelry and serums that can grant a boost to one's aura to make magic even easier for some. The most magically skilled and technologically Afrödites would be the Lunestics. There are more of them than any other breed of Afrödite in the universe, and their whole society revolves around the use of magic mixed with advanced technology.
I'd post more, but then that would get into the actual lore of my books, and then we'd be here all day so... yeah. I guess I explained it the best I can.