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{{wikipediainfo}}The rules and details of what was called “''magic'''” varied from one universe to the other, but the term usually denoted energies or practices which seemingly bypassed the ordinary laws of reality.  
{{wikipediainfo}}The rules and details of what was called “'''magic'''” varied from one universe to the other, but the term usually denoted energies or practices which seemingly bypassed the ordinary laws of reality.  


[[Jenny Everywhere#Gwenivar, Wanderer in Everywhere|One version]] of [[Jenny Everywhere]] once described '''magic''' as “the energy that flows through all the worlds and all who dwell within them”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Extradimensional Experiments (short story)|Extradimensional Experiments]]'')
[[Jenny Everywhere#Gwenivar, Wanderer in Everywhere|One version]] of [[Jenny Everywhere]] once described magic as “the energy that flows through all the worlds and all who dwell within them”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Extradimensional Experiments (short story)|Extradimensional Experiments]]'')
 
[[Montresor]] “smelled” that [[Christopher (Our Strange and Wonderful House)|Christopher]] had an aptitude for magic and, when it became necessary, boosted it by letting him drink the distilled memories of a [[wizard]], which “flooded his mind” with magic. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)|Our Strange and Wonderful House]]'': ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)#Appendix 24-II: The First Step|The First Step]]'')
 
In [[Reality Z-25 31-H]], [[Nexus Girl]]'s [[Nexus Stone]] was said to “harness a primal magic power from the universe itself”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nexus Girl Bio (short story)|Nexus Girl Bio]]'')


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Latest revision as of 18:32, 7 June 2024

The rules and details of what was called “magic” varied from one universe to the other, but the term usually denoted energies or practices which seemingly bypassed the ordinary laws of reality.

One version of Jenny Everywhere once described magic as “the energy that flows through all the worlds and all who dwell within them”. (PROSE: Extradimensional Experiments)

Montresor “smelled” that Christopher had an aptitude for magic and, when it became necessary, boosted it by letting him drink the distilled memories of a wizard, which “flooded his mind” with magic. (PROSE: Our Strange and Wonderful House: The First Step)

In Reality Z-25 31-H, Nexus Girl's Nexus Stone was said to “harness a primal magic power from the universe itself”. (PROSE: Nexus Girl Bio)