Nakapsei

If magick is overdone it can lead to side effects. Magick cannot be cast infinitely and comes with a price depending on how badly you over do it (usually from casting too complex of a spell, losing focus or simply using more magic than can be controlled). Short term effects of eden-sickness include, (listed less severe to most) nausea, lightheadedness, ataxia, vomiting, bleeding from eye, nose, mouth or scalp, death and Nakapsei (To burn). Nakapsei is when a spell completely consumes a caster (overwhelmed or lose focus) and the magick burns them alive as the body is torn apart by Eden. It is said to be an extremely painful process and while rare (most casters pass out first) you will read in the news about a caster that went too far and couldn’t control it.
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