Aki_Kure

Lucas "Luke" Chandler is a master of illusion, but his magic is all about sleight of hand and clever tricks, not real sorcery. In a twist of fate, Luke finds himself transported to a world where magic is genuine and powerful. Hailed as a great magician, Luke must use his wits and skills to keep up the charade and survive in this fantastical realm.

As Luke navigates his new life, hilarity and danger follow him at every turn. From outsmarting people to dodging magical creatures, he must continually perform the ultimate illusion: convincing everyone that he possesses true magical power. Amidst the adventure, Luke grapples with his identity and the constant threat of being exposed as a fraud.

In a world where magic is real, Luke discovers that the greatest power might just be his unique ability to blend illusion with reality.

Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, events and incidents are the product of the author's imagination and his only. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Heavy language is used in the story. Blood, gore, violence and sexual acts are also depicted in the story.

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The World Greatest Magician Is A Fraud

Luke stared at the monitor screen as it flickered to life, revealing… a plain, almost underwhelming display. The screen was black except for a single line of text in the centre, written in bright white. Above it, in small, blocky letters, was a simple instruction:

"KEY IN THE PLACE YOU WISH TO BE AT."

He blinked, tilting his head slightly as he processed what he was looking at. Of all the possibilities he'd imagined for how the Tesser would work—portals, glowing glyphs, or some sci-fi hologram—this wasn't even remotely close.

"That's it?" he muttered, stepping closer to the screen, squinting as if doing so might help him understand better.

Ilyrana stood behind him, her gaze flicking between Luke and the strange symbols on the screen. While she couldn't read the letters, she didn't bother to ask what they were or said. She already knew—it was the same thing Luke had explained.

The Ancient Text