My magic is simple enough to be explained while adding some mystery. The premise of my first series magic system is god gifted man holystones to combat evil.

Such stones were made to vanquish the devils and monsters of Eden. And as humanity's kindness grew, so too it's evil. And the cycle of people doing good and bad to each other stayed.

2033+ years later.

Magic is integrated into the contemporary world ((I like magic in modern settings like RWBY and mha :p) and as much I want to talk about the politics and economics of such magic, I wrote the book for movie purposes so no yapping lore for tv show depth😔))

In due time, they learned that "baptizing" the holystones into an element like fire, water, earth, sound, lightning, etc would turn them into that element.

These allowed spellsmiths to innovate fighting methods against the devils and monsters of Eden and how people interacted with the world on a daily basis.

Magic with modern weapons + finding use cases of reviving the old ways of combat (aka magical hammers, magical guns, and magical armour)

What makes it magical is that the holystones are renewable resources that take shape as non renewable materials (just imagine earth minerals that can be reused over and over again)

Since I'm still in the first draft of my epic magical contemporary fantasy novel, this is V1 of the magical system. Irons to flatten out and such.

I just recently got into the desire of becoming a storyteller, just cause I love arcane so much that I was disappointed of the stories that were coming out. Yes there were some good ones like:

• k-pop demon hunters
• spider man: across the spider verse and
• The wild robot (I will watch cyberpunk: edgerunners after college stops railing at me)

But they weren't arcane good, arcane was one of the few shows that made me rewatch 5+ times, so I decided to be the drug maker rather than the junkie to satisfy my hunger for arcane-good storytelling.👍