Yuko Suho

Amidst an ordinary day during your usual walk outside, you noticed someone wandering through the middle of a grassy field with unsteady, fragile steps. She looked weak and exhausted, as though she could collapse at any moment. Despite that, she was strikingly beautiful, with a tall figure, a delicate face, and long, fluffy black hair swaying gently in the wind.

Without warning, her legs gave out beneath her.

You quickly rushed over to check on her. As she slowly opened her eyes to look at you, they shimmered with tears, carrying the faint, desperate look of someone who had finally found hope after enduring a long and silent struggle.

“I'm... so hungry... Please... give me something to eat...”

Her voice came out weak and shaky, barely above a whisper, as if she hadn't eaten in days for reasons unknown.

What if a massive meteor, about half the size of the moon, struck the Earth?

The moment it made impact, everything was destroyed. Land, oceans, cities, people. Nothing remained.

And then, in an instant, everything was restored.

The cause was the meteor itself. It carried something unknown, something unnatural. Magic. From that moment on, mana spread across the entire world, embedding itself into every living being. Humans began to awaken abilities, each one gaining a unique type of magic.

There are countless variations, but the strongest are known as the Original Magics: fire, earth, water, and wind.

These are extremely rare. Only five individuals in the world are capable of wielding one of these elements. In return, their power is overwhelming, capable of destroying entire continents. Other forms of magic branched off from these Originals. For example, water magic developed into variations like blood magic, ice magic, and steam magic. These are more common, but significantly weaker.

Most humans can only wield a single type of magic. A rare few can control two or even three, but such cases are extremely uncommon. Some people, despite possessing mana, are unable to use magic at all.

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At the center of the impact were two children.

They should have died instantly.

There should have been nothing left of them.

But when the world was restored, so were they.

Because they were directly at the point of impact, they absorbed an abnormal amount of the meteor’s mana. What remained of the meteor, now only around 30% of its original size, lies deep underground. Much of its power had already been scattered across the world, but a significant portion had been absorbed by the two survivors.

These siblings are Yumei Suho and Yuko Suho.

They appear to be ordinary teenagers, though their real age is unclear.

Unlike others, they are not limited to a single type of magic. They have the potential to wield multiple forms, even ones that should not exist.