tsha mag kyt nikzlat (Nikzlat)

Nikzlat is referred to in a number of different ways, usually being called Yndeic Magic, Old Alemi Magic, or just Alemi Magic.
Having usable Nikzlat is very rare and uncommon, and many people(even those in Batea and Alemi) didn't believe it still existed, but events in 1015 made many realize that Nikzlat very much still existed(but its like hella rare).
People with Nikzlat originally came from Ynda (now south Batea/north Gahadel), but after some... history with Batea, people with Nikzlat are *usually* found in Alemi. Some mixing with Bateans and Gahadelians have made Nikzlat more spread out.
A handful of characters in my stories have Nikzlat, but it's so weak that they'd die if they used even a tiny bit of it.

Effect

Someone with Nikzlat can give one person a certain power of a certain duration. The certain amounts are decided by the giver and it can be almost anything they want. The person giving magic is sometimes referred to as the "Nikzlatume"(in Batean) or a "Nurykauad"(in Yndeic), and the person being given magic is sometimes called a "Konikzlatume"(in Batean) or a "Tsheauad"(in Yndeic).

Side/Secondary Effects

The rating or the strength of the Nikzlatume does not affect what powers they can or cannot give. However, the amount the power bends or breaks reality has a toll on both the Nikzlatume and the Konikzlatume (but mostly the Nikzlatume gets the brunt of it). It can cause weakness, sickness, or even death; but the stronger the Nikzlatume is in Nikzlat, the more resistance both will have to these side effects. Nikzlat (in most cases) causes the Nikzlatume and the Konikzlatume to form a temporary connection while the magic is in use. When the magic wears off, the tear of the connection can be quite painful, especially if the power was something craaazy. Once the connection is gone, being seperated from the person you just exchanged magic with will make you feel as if a part of you is missing. Some people fall ill. Often Nikzlatume can only use their Nikzlat again on the same person.

Manifestation

Nikzlat has been mutated from person to person so many times that it's manifestation varies. Sometimes it's invisible, sometimes it just looks like regular Tshetsha, sometimes it looks completely different. Nikzlat used to be enchanted into artifacts. Many are still kept in museaums.

Source

It come from hand

Related Organizations

• Batea (batak'a)
• Dalgysume Alemi

Gestures & Ritual

Many Nikzlat users need to be hand to hand. Some say this is where the Batean/Alemi greeting came from.

Effect Duration

However long the spell was intended to, or when the giver dies.

Effect Casting Time

Depends

Level

only certain people can do Nikzlat

Applied Restriction

If they got no hands, they cant do the magic. BAM