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=== Origin of Visvalkers === | === Origin of Visvalkers === | ||
Before the advent of modern magic, witches and wizards would summon spirits from other worlds to achieve their desired effects. This practice has been largely forgotten over time, but some individuals possess strong but connection to these spirits. This connection typically exists on a subconscious level. Individuals with this connection usually cannot summon spirits without trainng, but the connection grants them heightened abilities. These individuals are called Visvalkers. | Before the advent of [[Modern Magic|modern magic]], witches and wizards would summon spirits from other worlds to achieve their desired effects. This practice has been largely forgotten over time, but some individuals possess strong but connection to these spirits. This connection typically exists on a subconscious level. Individuals with this connection usually cannot summon spirits without trainng, but the connection grants them heightened abilities. These individuals are called Visvalkers. | ||
=== Abilities === | === Abilities === | ||
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Kannon, also known as Guānyīn, is a figure from Japanese Buddhist mythology who was believed to have lived in the 1st or 2nd century BCE. Kannon was considered a bodhisattva; a being which achieved enlightenment but remained on Earth to help humans. Kannon was associated with compassion and mercy and is credited with creating the first [[Kintōun]]. | Kannon, also known as Guānyīn, is a figure from Japanese Buddhist mythology who was believed to have lived in the 1st or 2nd century BCE. Kannon was considered a bodhisattva; a being which achieved enlightenment but remained on Earth to help humans. Kannon was associated with compassion and mercy and is credited with creating the first [[Kintōun]]. | ||
Jesus | ==== Jesus ==== | ||
Some historians consider the possibility that Jesus was in fact a Visvalker. He wielded powerful healing magic and was supposedly capable of walking on water. It is possible that he used these abilities to dress himself as the Son of God, or even believed himself to be of divine descent. | |||
[[Myrrdin]] | [[Myrrdin]] | ||
[[Morgain la Fée]] | [[Morgain la Fée]] | ||