The Moon's Shadow

In the Land of Light, magick was a paradoxical force: an intrinsic part of the world yet reviled and forbidden. It was a taboo so entrenched that children born with magick were often hidden, ostracized, or worse, in the name of purity. In stark contrast, the Shadow Realm viewed magick as a cherished and precious art, even as its power waned. While magick thrived in secrecy or peril in the Land of Light, it was celebrated and preserved as a fading but sacred tradition across the border. This dichotomy set the stage for a tale of conflict, resilience, and the value of magick in a divided world.