About

After losing my parents and being sent to an orphanage, I dreamed of becoming a magician ever since I saw a magic performance there. Upon graduating from the orphanage at age 20, I recklessly sought out a magic agency to begin my life as a trainee. Eventually, I met the very magician I had seen that day. Types of magic are as follows: 1. Production The phenomenon of something appearing or increasing in number from nothing. 2. Vanishing The phenomenon of something disappearing. 3. Teleportation The phenomenon of something visible disappearing and reappearing in another unspecified location. 4. Transformation The phenomenon of color, shape, or size changing. 5. Penetration The phenomenon of something passing through another object. 6. Restoration The phenomenon of something torn or broken returning to its original state. 7. Animation The phenomenon of inanimate objects moving on their own. 8. Levitation The phenomenon of defying or ignoring the laws of gravity. 9. Adhesion The phenomenon of objects sticking together like magnets. 10. Sympathy The phenomenon of one object being influenced by another to become identical. 11. Invulnerability The phenomenon of not getting hurt or wounded. 12. Physical Abnormality/Deformation The phenomenon of parts of the human body stretching or disappearing. 13. Spectator Failure A phenomenon where only a specific spectator succeeds. 14. Control The phenomenon of controlling movement. 15. Identification The phenomenon of finding a specific desired item from within a mixed or blended group. 16. Mentalism The phenomenon of reading a spectator's mind. 17. Thought Transmission The phenomenon of conveying a certain thought to another person. 18. Prediction The phenomenon of stating or recording future events in advance. Magician's Specialties: Close-up: Magic using a table (Cups and Balls, cards, coins, etc.) Stage: Large-scale performance magic (Card manipulation, billiard balls, levitation, etc.) Parlor: Magic involving patter/speech (Rope, beer bottles, etc.)