The Very Sad Planet of Anima

You all know the rule, the one that states matter and energy cannot be created or destroyed (at least I hope you do).
Well, since Colorchanger and I are weirdos, we got to thinking during one of our infamous brainstorming/ranting sessions.
Where does the energy and matter for animus magic come from?
And since I'm a huge space nerd, and Colorchanger likes logic, and we both like tragedy (or at least I do), we came up with the idea for The Very Sad Planet of Anima, whose real name is Anima, but since that page was taken its new name is now The Very Sad Planet of Anima.
Welcome to Anima. We assure you, you won't enjoy your stay.
----Okay, to start things off, I, Siren, will give you a little lecture on my view of the universe, and, more specifically the soul. This may contradict your own personal beliefs, that was not done on purpose; this is just a very odd person's philosophy, so please don't take anything as fact.
I believe that besides all of the brain muscles and logic centers and whatnot, there's some energy inside you, life energy or soul energy, whatever you want to call it, and that's the spark that just basically keeps you alive and not brain dead (no, I did not do any research before coming up with this, thank you). And when you die, that life energy doesn't die with you, because energy cannot be destroyed. Instead, it goes somewhere else into the universe. Maybe it becomes thermal energy from someone rubbing their talons/hands together, or sound energy from an annoying dragonet banging two pots together, or light energy from the sun. . .you get the idea. 
Now that you have endured that, it is now time to actually introduce you to Anima. Cue the lights! Cue the music! Cue the death of an entire planet!
----Hi, Colorchanger here! Now, before we get into all the fun death and destruction, I should probably tell you about the actual history of how this whole thing started. I know, I know. "Just get to the death already, Colorchanger!" I promise, it won't be much longer.
But anyway, Anima was a huge, thriving planet that was on the verge of developing space travel when a dragonet was born with animus magic, the first dragon to ever have animus magic, ever. The dragons on Anima, being semi-intelligent beings, realized pretty quickly that the spells were draining their energy, although not by much, since the animus wasn't casting very large spells.
The dragons of Anima decided to cast out the animus dragon(forget what I said about them being semi-intelligent) which turned out to be the absolute worse thing they could have done.
(Siren again!) Because then the dragon enchanted themselves to be able to travel in space, and basically they just ran around having lots of baby dragonets on lots of planets.
Now, that doesn't sound so bad for Anima, right? I mean, at least the animus was out of their hair (or horns, or scales, or spines, or whatever) now. But just because the original animus was dead and their descendants were far away from Anima didn't mean that the descendants with animus magic didn't still pull their power from Anima. They did. Except now, instead of having one dragon casting small spells, it was a bajillion dragons casting anywhere from tiny spells to literally solar-system sized ones.
I bet you can guess what happened next.
In some areas, thermal energy disappeared, which, if you don't know much about science, sounds fine, but since thermal energy is basically heat (please don't yell at me if you are the opposite of me and like science), those spots just became really, really cold.
In other areas, mass was taken or placed there. When an animus decided to summon a city, bye-bye Anima city. If an animus wanted to make a city disappear, bye-bye population of area that just got instantly smushed by the city that the animus had "disappeared".
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