Magoureal

Moniker: The First Spellweaver in (Written) History

Background

Magoureal was a greater mortal with a bloodline of the gods. As a greater mortal, he was born to a female being (virgin) blessed by the gods during the [Rise of Civilization]. As a god, he has abilities that no other mortal has. For instance, his eyes see the world differently than ordinary mortals. He can see the flow of divine energy like a semi-transparent mist. Also, as a god, understanding the environment is natural.

The birth mother of Magoureal was a princess; however, Magoureal was treated as a deity since he was born out of the will of god. At birth, Magoureal already know that he was a Spellweaver. He does not need any teacher to learn, since every knowledge simply flows into him naturally.

When he reached 16, he left their territory to explore the world. His main goal was to discover the history of his kind. He search ruins and dungeons, until he discovered an ancient record about the Origrams in an ancient ruin. He stayed there for 100 years and mastered 49 out of 99 recorded Origrams. The remaining Origrams were impossible for him to master since they require massive amount of divine energy, such that only full blooded gods can use them.

He left the ruins and use his own spell, [Deception], to hide the ruins from everyone except him. This spell was created using one of the Origrams, [Mystery Creation]. He will explore other ruins in case they will provide additional knowledge about his kind. During this time, civilization started to rise, where families, tribes, and cities started to appear. However, the world is filled with danger as survival of the fittest remains the law of the world.

In his journey, one rainy day, he encountered a group of bandits massacring a village. At first, he didn't want to intervene but one of the bandits found him and alerted the other bandits. Many lesser mortals were dead. Blood was everywhere. Before the bandits could move, he used another spell he created, [Disintegrate], and the bandits exploded one after another into lumps of meat. When he passed through the village, he found a near-dead boy. He decided to save to boy after a short conversation and used his own blood to save him. The boy has no name, since names are not yet common for lesser mortals. Magoureal named the boy Gulzidan, which means "not my blood but my blood saved him." Gulzidan became the first followed of Magoureal, and was known as his first disciple.

Magoureal taught Gulzidan how to use divine energy and convert it to a power using words. Because of the blood transplant, the body construct of Gulzidan changed and he was able to learn how to use spells naturally. In order to formalize the knowledge about spells, Magoureal began writing scrolls. He divided the spells into categories for convenience. He used the names of the ruins as categories:

* Urden, the first ruin that he visited, was used as the category for weak spells. Most of these spells are single-target. Later, these spells are known as the Core Spells.
* Aerel, the second ruin that he visited, was used as the category for strong spells. Most of these spells affect a short area. Later, these spells are known as Elder Spells.
* Urion, the third ruin that he visited, was used as the category for destructive spells. Most of these spells affect areas greater than Aerel Spells. These spells are later known as Legendary Spells.
* Izar, the fourth ruin that he visited, was used as the category for ancient spells. These spells require the help of ancient artifacts in order to summon a secondary territory under the control of the caster.
* Evrez, the last ruin that he visited where he learned the Origrams, was used as the category for world spells. These spells affects the laws of the world.

Later, all of the knowledge compiled by Magoureal will be consolidated by his disciples into a single book: Magoureal Divine Path. This book was considered a holy book to all spellweavers around the world.

In his lifetime, he recruited another six disciples. Each of his disciple became an ancient figure that every spellweaver respected. The followers of each of the disciple became powerful factions that could shake the world. Each faction formed a school where the lineage of the disciples are being taught and passed down from generation to generation.

**ARTIFACTS**

During the exploration of Magoureal, he found three ancient artifacts from the ancient civilization: A staff, a cloak, and a grimoire. His companion, Arigol, a four-winged snow eagle, was also a figure that the spellweaver community respected like a sacred existence. Magoureal created seven artifacts: a carving knife that he used to create magic circles, a ring of light, a ring if darkness, and three books of mysteries. The three books of mysteries were not open to any of the disciples, which is the reason why it was not included in the Magoureal Divine Path.

Before Magoureal disappeared, he gathered his disciples and distribute to them the artifacts in his possession. Their home, a tower that is later known as the Magoureal Tower, was left in the care of the fourth disciple, Zerdun. After distributing the artifacts, a light from the heavens shine on Magoureal and like a vapor, he disappeared and was never seen again in this world.

**AFTER DISAPPEARANCE**

Magoureal ascended into the second heaven where he met the god that was considered his father. He stayed and practiced to improve himself until the present. His main goal now is to transcend to the third heaven and learn more about spells and magic.