The Great Age of Magic (大なる魔法の時代 Dai naru mahō no jidai) was the era that marks the origin of witchcraft.
Overview[]
Taking place around 2500 BC, the branches of the cosmic tree Yggdrasil covered the world, also connected with the stars in the havens as well as (possibly) other realms. From these branches, magic users, witches in particular, learned how to tap on special energy flowing within, obtaining an infinite magical power in the process. As with many other mysteries of the world, the obtained power then experimented upon and explored through the ages, written down and further comprehended as time went on thus becoming magical arts known to man nowadays. From studying stars and moon, they developed what would become Luna Alphabet.[1][2]
The Great Age of Magic reached its end when the Yggdrasil, the source of all magic users' infinite magical power, withered away and its remaining branches became the Ley Lines.
The magic civilization was in decline for centuries, until the Nine Olde Witches appears in the 5th century, bringing back the prestige and abundance of magic in the world, and beginning of the Golden Age of Magic in the 19th century.
Notes[]
- Unlocking the Grand Triskellion is believed by some to restore more magic to the world and bring back a new "Great Age of Magic".
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References[]
- ↑ Little Witch Academia Chronicles, Chapter 1, page 4
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