Magic

The origins of Magic are said to be from an orb, that in the year 194 exploded

Magic has ever since tangled itself into the roots of both Animal and Plant.

The king's end
Once a normal world, where people lived in peace and serenity, there lived a King, the king of Ragnacia, a greedy and ambitious king. In his days, he researched many secrets this world had to offer, until one day, he finally found a breakthrough.

He journeyed to Mt. Valteria, where he spent days searching for a certain orb, which was alledgedly the size of a small village. The orb was said to hold the prowess of a God, and turn the king immortal. As soon as he found the orb, he shouted in joy, walked up to it and put his hands against the cold crystal.

However, nothing seemed to be happening, as his hands grew to become much colder. Until he heard a voice in his mind: '' Break the crystal, and I shall grant you my prowess. '' Without hesitation, the king took the biggest rock he could find and smashed it through the crystal. His hands remained cold as the crystal shattered apart and he looked up, to something that seemed like a head and spoke: '' Good, now grant me your power!  The voice in his head responded: As you wish, my king.'' The mist coming out of the orb, the head and the light all centered to the King's body, and drew within him. The king screamed his lungs out of excitement, as he could feel the power running through his veins. When it was over, he fell down to his knees and laughed, he then resumed by standing up and walking outside. Until he suddenly started coughing blood. He started feeling unimaginable pain coarsing throughout his body, which eventually led to his body detonating after not being able to withstand the magical power.

Following this, the magical power travelled throughout the world and started inhabiting creatures and the earth, influencing DNA, and causing their bodies to adapt. 100 years later, everyone had talent for magic, but there are still those who can 't handle their new powers and abuse it for their own benefit, as a result many wars followed. It's been 106 years since the incident that had been dubbed King's End.