A new supernatural power from a work of fiction had appeared: magic from the Harry Potter universe. Some people had suddenly gained magical powers. The magic from Harry Potter was actually real.
For a while, the death rate soared. After all, Harry Potter was incredibly famous, and lately, plenty of people had learned the Killing Curse firsthand!
After gaining magic, some people immediately used it against their enemies. One blast of Avada Kedavra and that was it—nothing left. And these wizards were especially hard to catch. The magic of the Harry Potter universe was practically designed for dealing with people, and it was incredibly versatile.
What, you're going to shoot them? Just hit them with Expelliarmus and they'll behave!
Of course, wizards from the Harry Potter universe needed wands to cast spells reliably. Without one, these former ordinary people found it very difficult to use magic. But...
The wizards discovered that after gaining magic, they could sense the Warp more easily. Once connected to the Warp, they could even cast spells without a wand, drawing on an endless supply of power.
The emergence of wizards pushed the already-fading wave of interest in exploring supernatural powers back to its peak.
This was especially true after some people realized that the magic in this world and the so-called cultivation methods weren't quite right.
Since when did magic have to be borrowed?!
If chakra and the Warp hadn't appeared, and wizards hadn't gained magical power, people could still have argued that the magic they knew from fiction was imaginary, and real magic didn't work that way.
But with chakra already right there as proof, they couldn't bring themselves to believe that. This wasn't real magic. The magic in those fantasy stories was the real thing! We don't want magic that comes with a