Myth Tech University Closing Remarks: The Many Corners of Castorhaven
You’ve seen this image already - it’s on the websites home page! But why am I reposting it here? Well, one thing I neglected to mention in my blogs is where and how Myth Tech is made. The answer lies above: in Castorhaven, the Great City of Mages. This city was founded with the idea of spreading Myth Tech to the world, and using magic as a means to enrich the lives of those who can’t cast it. This city is home to nearly every single domain and branch of magic within the Seven Aspect Magics, and each Mage of their respective branch serves a functional role in Castorhaven’s infrastructure. The Staff Lines are managed by Sorcerers, the Runekeepers by Hydromancers, but the Castless (Non-Mages, the majority population of Kisharia) have a role in its infrastructure as well. They can interact with almost all Myth Tech devices, but they can’t make new ones - that role is reserved exclusively for Mages. So, Castorhaven is ordered in a top-down structure, where magic and myth are maintained in a delicate balance to help enrich the lives of its citizens, and of the world. Castorhaven is the most powerful nation/city in all of Kisharia. They have the highest concentration of Mages and Guilds, and is home to the Council of Global Mage Affairs, who manage international relations with other countries and even whole continents.
Myth Tech had its origins, here, and while I won’t yet elaborate on the exact history of why this is, again, I will offer you some enticing hints: necessity breeds innovation, and often through war.
My second book, The Wandering Order: Corners of Castorhaven, features Myth Tech quite heavily, as well as a great deal of Castorhaven’s inner structure. The great City of Mages is never not full of splendor, wonder, and amazement. Even those who live here typically never see all it has to offer. Castorhaven is like a puzzle box that never quite fully unravels, but you can explore it yourself in my second book.
That wraps up my presentations! I do hope you enjoy the epic, mythical journey that is the Wandering Order. Even though my tagline is quite catchy (GoTG meets Final Fantasy is its most accurate descriptor), it doesn’t quite capture the other aspects of what my series is, which you will hopefully get to experience yourself alongside me as this series continues.
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