Archon (*Are-Ck-On*)

As time went on, the term "Archon" gradually evolved to refer specifically to individuals who possessed a natural affinity for magic, signifying that they could wield magical energies instinctively and without significant training. This term became widely adopted and accepted among communities to describe those with innate magical talents. Archons were recognized for their unique ability to harness the arcane arts without the need for extensive instruction or learning.
However, it became apparent that not all magic users could be classified as Archons. Some individuals who could use magic had acquired their abilities through other means, such as rigorous study, the utilization of magical artifacts, or even pacts with powerful entities. As a result, a distinction arose, and these non-natural magic users were designated as "Vvitches" (pronounced "witches").
Over time, the distinction between Archons and Vvitches became widely accepted, and it helped differentiate between magic users based on the source of their power. While Archons represented the natural wielders of magic, Vvitches were the practitioners who had attained their magical skills through deliberate effort and study.

As both Archons and Vvitches continued to play essential roles in the world's magical landscape, their shared understanding and respect for each other's paths fostered a harmonious coexistence between those gifted with innate magical abilities and those who had attained their powers through learned expertise. Together, they contributed to the diverse and vibrant magical community that shaped the world after the great catastrophe.

Type

Informal