Stephanie, Sudden Mutation

This familiar feeling...

Sean froze instinctively.

Though it differed greatly from the Pride within him, he immediately recognized that this power definitely belonged to Sin!

Sean had studied the magical properties of Sin many times and had even experienced them firsthand, so he instantly detected that unique magical nature.

There was no fundamental difference between the magic of ordinary wizards, whether it was Grindelwald, Dumbledore, Sean, or a young wizard who had just entered Hogwarts and put on the Sorting Hat. The differences between wizards came from their accumulated experience, their instinct for the flow of magic, their Magic Power Source forged through years of training, and so on.

Magic came from bloodlines, and bloodlines came from the world. This was practically the consensus of every wizard.

If an ordinary wizard's magic was like a stream flowing through the blood, then Sin's magic was like thick magma endlessly circulating through every corner of the body.

Anyone who had truly felt it, like Sean had, would certainly be able to tell the difference.

So when some of the essence hidden within the silver mist began to reveal itself, Sean noticed it immediately.

He stared at the silver mist in astonishment. This thing was Sin?

No, that was not right. Sin parasitized a wizard's body and could not possibly manifest as a physical entity. Besides, a complete Sin would not appear in this form.

Because he had sensed the nature of its magic, Sean instinctively moved a little farther away from the mist.

Yet the altered Runes formation continued to suppress it effectively. Even though the awakening had already lasted more than two minutes, the black strands gathering at the center of the silver mist grew increasingly dense.

Was this really Sin? Or rather, was it once part of Sin...

After confirming