Magoki

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## Syndicate Database File

Magoki Magousta, the "Last of Yorshka," is a relatively new field operator for the Syndicate specializing in major arcane threats throughout the Syndicate's current host universes. Following his spontaneous rifting to a classified Syndicate site in CMLT-919, he was immediately recruited at his request and is now stationed in [REDACTED].

### Biography

Most, if not all of Magoki's life before joining the Syndicate is widely unknown, with his personal accounts consisting of his basic details and, at length, his involvement in the death of Yorshka-713. With that in mind, Magoki is a male human mage born in the Konan Island in the Southwest of Ilya, serving as one of the island's guardians and specializing in flame casting with a secondary focus on water.

At an indeterminate point in time, the universe of Yorshka-713 began to decay for unknown reasons, with multiversal observation facilities recording its integrity dropping by [██%] in just [█] years. Following the start of Yorshka's decay, a group of powerful casters known as the "Convocation 14," conspired to capitalize on the situation and accelerate the death of Yorshka in order to 'reinvent' it in their own image. Acting alongside a group of unknown casters, Magoki was almost successful in interfering with the Convocation's plans.

In a final confrontation with the 14, he took part in a ritual known as the "Babil Technique," an act in which the participant must sacrifice something they hold dear in exchange for an incredible boost in power. In Magoki's case he sacrificed his "mana core," his capability to store mana, in exchange for anti-magical capabilities. Despite successfully killing one of the 14, Magoki was ultimately unsuccessful in preventing the leader of the 14 from sealing the universe's fate. Just before Yorshka-713's destruction and rebirth, Magoki was somehow 'rifted' to the universe of CMLT-919 alongside an unknown person of interest as well as three objects of interest scattered far across the Grail.

### Behavior

Despite witnessing the end of his world firsthand, Magoki is markedly warm and amicable towards fellow operatives and even targets (to an extent). Despite this warmth towards, however, he remains cynical towards magic and spellcasting as a whole. Due to this anti-magical ideology, he accepted employment in the Syndicate with open arms as soon as he was rifted on-site. In field trial operations, he has been recorded to hold no mercy towards spellcasters that disregard the danger their practices pose, who refuse to cooperate with the Syndicate and willingly give up their arcane abilities.

### Skills

As a result of sacrificing his Mana Core in executing Babil Technique, Magoki is capable of utilizing anti-magical techniques and casts using his own stamina instead of mana (as nearly all traditional spellcasting uses). His most used technique is the projection of anti-magical 'fields,' portions of space that eat away at magic in all of its forms. Some use cases of these fields include forming anti-magical armor and weapons that can chew through magical attacks and cut through magical defenses respectively, as well as dispelling spellcasts with a swat of the hand and draining mages of their mana through physical touch.

Magoki's second most commonly used technique is anti-magic casting. By expending some of his physical stamina, he can effectively cast ranged anti-magical fields as 'bolts,' filling in where short-ranged field techniques lack. Field trials have also shown that Magoki is capable of 'holding on' to or simply outright reflecting enemy spellcasts. When holding on to enemy casts, he seems to be capable of 'inverting' them to an anti-magical form before firing them back, with some examples including (but not limited to) anti-magical variants of hexes and curses, firebolts, and shadewhips.

Finally, as a relict ability from his initial usage of the Babil Technique, Magoki's body is capable of shifting into the "Babil Form." In this form, he receives a massive boost to his strength and stamina, as well as the ability of flight via excess anti-magic. These boosts have been noted to be similar to his original execution of the technique, only without the need to reperform the ritual. As well as the physical enhancements, this form allows him to summon an shroud of anti-magical armor as well, thought to be impenetrable to almost all conventional spellcasting with no recorded exceptions as of yet. However, Magoki's Babil Form comes at the cost of being extremely physically taxing to use, requiring periods of rest after each usage.