Magic Series: Unprinciples
Magic Tier: VII
Magic Type: Innate
<Description>
The Unprinciples are an extremely strange Magic Series. They serve as some of the highest Magicks / Forces in existence.
These Unprinciples exist at the very apex of transcendence and chain of power, not only standing above all of creation in all of its vast extensions, not even the voids and nothingness outside of it, but the very absence of it all, before all definitions and events could ever came to beginning.
By obtaining one of the Unprinciples, one not only becomes unfathomably strong, not even transcending strength, but completely render any and all sense of power scaling and conceptual frameworks obsolete and irrelevant to them. They perceive such concepts as no more than what they are, mere mental tools and illusions synthesised by lesser beings to understand their place in reality, and bear no conformance to these frameworks. All sorts of "potence", all "classifications" and all "systems", all prove to simply be irrelevant to the user. Not only do they stand at the very apex and end of it all, they could more than easily subjugate such concepts to however they see fit, and it would be all of no consequence to them. To summarise it simply, the user truly becomes an embodiment and extension of the ultimate absence beyond everything and nothing.
Each Unprinciple, while ultimately sharing the same fundamentals above, differ by having diverse "Aspects", or fundamental conceptions behind their almightiness. These Aspects are shaped by the preconceptions a host has of the Unprinciple's power upon merging with it, and upon being developed, then bestows specialised magic abilities that fit said preconceptions. In other words, the Unprinciples are all fundamentally one and the same, but are then chiseled and refined into different forms and uses by the pre-conceptions of those that use it.
There are currently ten Unprinciples known in existence, taking aside their evolved counterparts.
<List of Unprinciples>
Magic of the Unbelievable: Also known as the Principle of the Unbelievable. It has the Aspect of Possibility, built on the idea that the "Ultimate Absence" is the ultimate font of potential and possibility, that makes even the most absurd and impossible ideals possible. This grants the user the additional ability to manifest any possibility the user formulates in their minds without fail, and also an extremely refined Inner World where they possess full, undisputable authority. It is the dualistic opposite of the Magic of the Unfinite.
Magic of the Unfinite: Also known as the Principle of the Unfinite. It has the Aspect of Zero and Infinity, built on the idea that the "Ultimate Absence" is the pinnacle of numerical expression, both the ultimate infinity and ultimate zero. This grants the user the additional power to possess a true absolute condition, while nullfying all lesser variables and numerical expressions as they please. It is the dualistic opposite of the Magic of the Unbelievable.
Magic of the Undefinable: Also known as the Principle of the Undefinable Consequence. It has the Aspect of Sovereignty, built on the idea that the "Ultimate Absence" is the highest and ultimate authority in the endless hierarchies of power. This grants the user the additional power to be completely immune and unrestrained to all forms of definition, making all attempts to change and re-define their power impossible. Likewise, their authorities and power is infused with this same concept of "Undefinability", granting a sense of absolute domination in all that they do. It is the dualistic opposite of the Magic of the Undoing.
Magic of the Undoing: Also known as the Principle of the Undoing Anti-Rule. It has the Aspect of Anarchy, built on the idea that the "Ultimate Absence" is the primal source of true, unfiltered freedom, entropy and chaos, that overturns all rules and axioms. This grants the user the additional power to induce chaos, entropy and anarchy on an all-cosmic scale, overturning all authority and powers as they see fit and collapsing them into unfiltered entropy. It is the dualistic opposite of the Magic of the Undefinable.
Magic of the Undeniable: Also known as the Principle of the Undeniable Absolute. It has the Aspect of Truth, built on the idea that the "Ultimate Absence" is a fundamental axiom of truth that cannot be shaken or challenged, and makes all else feel "false" in comparison. This grants the user the additional power to induce absolute truth in all their actions, all of which cannot be undone or avoided save for the actions being overwritten by the user themselves. It is the dualistic opposite of the Magic of the Unhappened.
Magic of the Unhappened: Also known as the Principle of the Unhappened. It has the Aspect of Dissolution, built on the idea that the "Ultimate Absence" is the annihilating force that dissolves all concepts and whatever precedes them. This grants the user the additional power to freely dissolve all lesser concepts to absolute nothingness, such that even their fundamental ideas cannot be restored, only "resetted". It is the dualistic opposite of the Magic of the Undeniable.
Magic of the Unending: Also known as the Principle of the Unending Transversable Reality. It has the Aspect of Inconclusiveness, built on the idea that the "Ultimate Absence" is something that, while somewhat discerned to be an absolute end, will never have a true conclusion regarding its nature, its limits, and what it can and cannot do. This makes the user a living "inconclusive" being, with their limits perpetually concealed, and therefore are able to do just about anything they desire. Potentially, they can even mimic other Regular-Class Unprinciples. As such, the Magic of the Unending has been repeatedly said to be the most powerful of the Regular-Class Unprinciples. It is the dualistic opposite of Magic of the Unreachable.
Magic of the Unreachable: Also known as the Principle of the Unreaching. It has the Aspect of Perpetual Distance, built on the idea that while the "Ultimate Absence" possesses unlimited potential, a true finality and pinnacle will never be realised. This makes the user be able to do anything without any limits, as long as they do not believe they have one. As such, the Magic of the Unreachable has been said to be both the "strongest" and "weakest" of the Regular-Class Unprinciples, its output varying based on the wielder's self-confidence. It is the dualistic opposite of Magic of the Unending.
Magic of the Unfathomable: Also known as the Principle of the Unfathomable. It has the Aspect of Peculiarity, built on the idea that the "Ultimate Absence" is a force that is completely beyond understanding even to the wisest of sages. This grants the user the additional power of absolute oddity and singularity, where they become an existence of absolute otherness and eldritchness that makes even Outer Gods seem mundane in comparison. This has the result of making the user unresponsive and immutable to "standard" stimuli and actions, and likewise their own actions are extremely difficult to be defended against due to that same otherness. It is the dualistic opposite of the Magic of the Unmordial.
Magic of the Unmordial: Also known as the Principle of the Unmordial. It has the Aspect of Unity, built on the idea that the "Ultimate Absence" is the highest force of unity that unites all opposites and extensions into one. This grants the user the additional power of absolute union, where they can harness, use and blend all dualistic forces and all of its extensions as they please. It is the dualistic opposite of Magic of the Unfathomable.
Magic References: Superpower Wiki, Fictional Googology, Legends of the Supracosm, The Paradoxal Journey, Quasarverse, Godmodes, True Godverse, Beyond FG
Character Design References (In Order): Camellya, Vita, Gigi Murin, Female Rover, Cecilia Immergreen, Shenhe, Griseo, Yelan, Keqing, Irys
