Six Sources

The are six families of Alchemist Magi belonging to Atlas of the Mage's Association.
==Characteristics==
Equivalent to the Clock Tower's Twelve Lords in status,The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II Volume 1: The Man Who Devoured God - Chapter 2 Part 5 the Six Sources, known previously as the , represent the six founding families of Atlas.The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II Volume 1: The Man Who Devoured God - Chapter 3 Part 2 Family lines generally aren't as absolute to Atlas as they are to Clock Tower, but the Six Sources are an exception, even raising heirs.The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II Volume 4: Legacy of the Alchemist (Upper) - Chapter 2 Each family is known to specialize in a system of Magecraft exploring the potential of the body, called .The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II Volume 4: Legacy of the Alchemist (Upper) - Chapter 1
Kadoc Zemlupus wonders if the Six Sources might have some special organs that ordinary Magi can't even comprehend.Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Nahui Mictlan: Golden Sea of Trees Travelogue - Section 10: The Day of ORT While Atlas Magi have little to no Magic Circuits, the Six Sources possess special cells that produce Magical Energy which functions only within their bodies. This ability, their Traditional Features, have been internally developed by the six families in order to awaken the abilities of their bodies.
==Known members==
Family 	Founder	Modern day head 	Traditional Feature (Focus of Magecraft)
Crudelis	??? 	Log's father 	(Manipulation of bones)
Eltnam 	??? 	Zepia Eltnam Atlasia (Fate Worlds)	(Manipulation of nerves)
Ishtario	??? 	??? 	(Manipulation of skin)
??? 	??? 	??? 	???
??? 	??? 	??? 	???
??? 	??? 	??? 	???
==Development==
The Six Sources possibly first appeared in Melty Blood Back Alley Nightmare, where five leaders of Atlas spoke to Sialim Eltnam Re-Atlasia, who would be the sixth.Melty Blood Back Alley Nightmare - Chapter 8: "Dream 08" While the number and their position as Atlas's leaders match, they were not explicitly called the Six Sources, as the term was not introduced until The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II.
==References==
Category:Terminology in Lord El-Melloi II
Category:Authorities
Category:Atlas magi
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