The aura-reading talent waned for a time until five years ago, in 2013 while completing graduate studies, the Dark Elves of Svartalfheim attacked Greenwich England. The Dark Elves wished to restore their dominance during a convergence by using the Reality Infinity Stone over a Ley Line. Thor fought the dark elves and won the day, but attack shook the surrounding neighborhoods, caused major damage, and introduced strange magical creatures to Earth. It also had a profound effect on James that shifted his focus to the pursuit of magic.
James’ parents saw his shift in attention and the return of his
mystic senses and eventually shared the family secret.
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Stories say that for a time the Asgardian Freyr spent some time in England 250 – 500 years ago. Freyr supposedly traveled the countryside working the fields. Everywhere Freyr went favorable weather, bountiful crops of grain and a healthy crops children followed.
In 1772 Francis Barrett was born of a
human mother and an Asgardian father many believed to be Freyr.
Francis was a science student, eventual occult philosopher and ley line warden. Before his death Francis published a book called The Magus in 1801. It was a collected system of occult philosophy, rituals, and his personal handbook on mysticism and super-natural practices.
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Francis Barrett |
What James’ parents said was that he was in fact a decedent
of Francis Barrett- an Asgardian blooded sorcerer who, was
hunted down and killed by the Ordo Seclorum for his occult practices.
After completing graduate studies that year, James found
work as an online language tutor and became a self-published fantasy author
publishing stories about magic and dark elves (of all things). James then began
the arduous search for The Magus.
James ventured to Europe and eventually discovered that in
1802 a Catholic priest named Mortigan Goth, for fear of being cursed, did not destroy the Magus
when Francis died but separated and scattered the tome hiding chapters of the
book in sacred libraries of Catholic Churches. Thus began a tour of all the
active churches from that time.
Late last summer while in Spain, James met Xandu of ClanDestine. An irritating but charismatic jinn with blonde hair, emerald eyes and
a fey-like smile- and a Sorcerer of the mystic arts. With delight Xandu
affirmed much of what James already knew about magic and mysticism. Xandu was
obviously smitten with him.
Xandu excitedly explained about how he and other Sorcerers of the Mystic Arts defended Nexus locations against encroaching diabolical and supernatural threats. James was intrigued.
With his permission Xandu opened a portal to the London
Sanctum where he assured James he would be formally trained. However, that
promise was short lived as the steward of the London Sanctum, Sol Rama- for
reasons unknown- refused to take on James as a student.
This upset the normally cool Xandu but did not deter him; while
Xandu was forbidden to formally tutor James, he would nonetheless help James
find the lost sections of the Magus.